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The Branch Safety Manager is responsible for ensuring OSHA, MSHA, DOT, EPA and State DEQ safety compliance requirements for his/ her assigned location's of responsibility. Conducts periodic facility/branch compliance audits to ensure Evergreen North America/GEM, OSHA, MSHA, EPA, State DEQ and DOT compliance standards.
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The Branch Safety Manager will have a direct line of responsibility to the Regional Safety Director. When the Branch Safety Manager is performing job safety observations (JSO) or performing audits, he/ she reports and helps resolve all safety infractions and deficiencies to the immediate supervisor responsible for deficiency to branch and qualified solution.
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Compliance efforts in line with OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM)and EPA Risk Management Plan (RMP) rules. A Process Safety Engineer's job responsibilities include pursuing a deep understanding of product development and design of the manufacturing process.
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Today SpaceX is actively developing the technologies to make this possible, with the ultimate goal of enabling human life on Mars. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH & SAFETY TECHNICIAN Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Technicians will be responsible for regulatory requirements relating to OSHA, RCRA, EPA, and DOT requirements.
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Helps ensure the timely completion and reporting of quarterly hose testing to the branch and corporate safety offices. Basic Understanding of the Federal, State and Local OSHA & DOT rules and regulationsMust be willing to relocate to Wyoming.
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INSPECTION - Inspect facilities, new construction and modification sites and safety equipment according to hazard surveillance schedules for compliance with safety OSHA, DOT, EPA, TJC, NFPA, State and Hospitals standards and regulations; prepare, maintain written recommendations, reports; perform follow-up review on findings.
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The Branch Safety Manager will interface with corporate, regional, and branch management to ensure all safety and training issues are being properly communicated and within State and Federal compliance standards.
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Serve as an expert advisor concerning OSHA, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), and US Air Force on installation health matters. Experience interpreting and applying OSHA, AFOSH, EPA, other federal laws, and DoD, USAF, and ANG regulations, policies and procedures related to industrial hygiene.
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Current Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) Inspector license, current EPA Inspector license or current EPA Asbestos Abatement or OSHA Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER) training is preferred.
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Deep understanding of PSM, OSHA, NFPA, ASME, API standards and codes. Collection and maintenance of Process Safety Information (PSI) with plant personnel. 2-5 years related experience Process Safety in a chemical/food manufacturing environment.
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Partners with the Corporate EHS Director and legal teams during all environmental investigations involving government agencies (EPA, DEC, OSHA, etc. Create, audit and implement necessary programs and projects across the site in support of permitting & compliance (i.e., OSHA, EPA, site/occupancy planning, chemical storage, noise surveying, air quality, wastewater discharge, SPCC, etc.
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Three (3+) years of experience as a practitioner in Health, Safety, Environmental role(s) with applied knowledge of relevant EPA, OSHA, state regulatory (TCEQ) and industry standards.
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The Branch Safety Manager will be expected to work plant turnarounds and shutdowns as deemed important by branch management. The Branch Safety Manager will be expected to help in the interviewing, hiring and training of new employees.
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Ensure that an adequate supply of tools, equipment, consumables and spare parts are available to support the maintenance needs of the facilities owned and/or operated by OPC. Responsible for providing reliable and efficient electric power generation in compliance with corporate safety policies and procedures, mandatory electric reliability standards, FERC, EPA, EPD, OSHA, DOT and all applicable governmental regulations.
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Experience in evaluating/interpreting OSHA, EPA and DOT regulations and NFPA, ANSI, ASTM, ASME, BOMA and BOCA standards. Prior experience in handling compliance issues, OSHA/EPA programs, regulatory reviews, permit preparation, reporting and record keeping.
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