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The Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manager coordinates Bryn Mawr College's environmental and occupational safety programs to maintain a safe and healthy environment for faculty, staff, students and visitors; ensure regulatory compliance; and control or reduce hazards and exposures detrimental to people, campus property and/or the environment.
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As an Environmental Health & Safety Technician you will have the opportunity to provide technical Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) support for our growing list of life science and high-tech clients.
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Loureiro' s areas of expertise include the integration of the highest quality engineering, construction, environmental health & safety, energy, laboratory analytical, and waste management services.
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Loureiro Engineering Associates is seeking an Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Project Manager to join our Team in the greater Hartford, CT area. The Project Manager will be responsible for overseeing and completing technical tasks for environmental, health, and safety regulatory compliance projects.
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The SHE Advisor is responsible for driving the implementation of the SHE management system and practices to ensure SHE standards and requirements are achieved throughout the construction project.
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Target areas include training programs, employee engagement/awareness, third party vendor management, communication and customer service (resident and owner facing processes) including safety committee oversight, OSHA/EPA required training, incident reporting (in collaboration with Risk), environmental testing and remediation, PPE requirements and other related activities.
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Major DutiesUnder general supervision, the Environmental Health and Safety Specialist assists the Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) department with the development, implementation, training, and maintenance of Campus EH&S programs.
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Education & Experience of the Environmental Health Safety Specialist: Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Safety Management or comparable discipline is preferred.
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The SSHO will address EHS issues as guided by project and safety management and communicate with the Project Manager, subcontractors, and owner regarding health and safety.
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Knowledge of Process / Operations Management, QA/QC procedures, Safety, Environmental and Facilities / Capital Equipment Management. Manages daily operation and maintenance and ensures compliance with operational, QA/QC, safety, environmental, and performance metrics.
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Job Responsibilities of the Environmental Health Safety Specialist: Assist with continually refining all plant safety programs, processes, policies, and procedures, including, safety committee, EMT / First Response assignments and training, CPR certification, Tornado and Fire Training, Blood Borne Pathogen Training, posting of required plant safety, security and signs etc.
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Job Title: Environmental Health Safety SpecialistLocation: Waterloo, IowaSalary: $60-90K plus bonusJob Summary of the Environmental Health Safety Specialist:The Environmental, Health, Safety Specialist position will be responsible for assisting the Corporate EPA and Safety Coordinator in monitoring and maintaining all programs, processes and procedures as they relate to the safety, health, industrial hygiene, and housekeeping for the Iowa facility.
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Prior experience in related disciplines of safety, health, and environmental. In addition, those safety, health, and housekeeping issues this individual will also be accountable for coordinating, administrating, and monitoring environment, fire safety, and security protocols necessary to comply with applicable federal, state, and local regulatory agencies.
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Project opportunities also include cross selling biological services with our Environmental, Civil Design, Bridge, Geotechnical, and Construction Materials Testing groups. The candidate should have technical expertise in biological and ecological services, project management experience, ability to support field survey work, and demonstrate strong oral and technical writing skills.
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Provides technical assistance and guidance in risk-related matters, including ergonomics, industrial hygiene, safety, environmental, incident investigation business resiliency and occupational health processes.
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