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Techlink is a not-for-profit organization, and its efforts are funded by the DoD and VA. Techlink’s primary focus is helping DoD and VA laboratories to transfer their inventions to US companies, primarily through intellectual property licensing.
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Develop, implement and improve Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) programs and processes including emergency preparedness and fire protection, safety risk assessments and safe working procedures for non-office activities, hazardous waste management, training, ergonomics, contractor safety, and crisis management.
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The candidate will be responsible for implementing, and administering health, safety & environmental protection programs affecting occupational health, employee and public safety, incident investigation and loss control, responsible environmental practices and equipment & property protection.
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Bachelor's Degree and 3-5 years' experience in Hazardous Materials, Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, Health and Safety, or a related field.
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Position Summary: The EHS Manager is accountable for the environmental, health and safety functions for the home building facility. General understanding and knowledge of federal, state, local, and company regulations and standards applicable to environmental protection agency (EPA) and occupational health and safety (OSHA) practices and programs, state workers’ compensation programs, and ISO program familiarity.
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The Environmental, Health and Safety Specialist is responsible for assisting with planning, developing, coordinating, and executing the environmental, safety and occupational health components of personnel, materials, equipment, and working environments.
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Education/Certification*: BS Degree in Environmental Science, Environmental Engineer/Health, or Occupational Safety and Health required; Certified in hazardous material management, 40-hour HAZWOPER and environmental auditor.
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Environmental, Health and Safety Specialist is a core member of the Pacific Northwest EHS team focusing on compliance program implementation, assessment of operational processes for hazard reduction, incident investigation and corrective action.
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The Director, Environmental Health and Safety for R&D will lead the strategies and programs to ensure the health and safety of our employees, contractors and visitors at our R&D locations that have a diverse and complex EHS footprint including biosafety, industrial hygiene/potent compounds, occupational safety, compliance and permitting and sustainability.
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The Senior Paralegal provides high-level Intellectual Property & Technology litigation paralegal support under the direct supervision of attorneys on various client and firm matters.
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Functional areas include Engineering, Sales, Operations, Marketing, Finance, Legal, IT, Human Resources, Payroll, Environmental Health & Safety, and Compliance. The Patent Counsel position, based in Shelton, CT, will report to the Chief Intellectual Property Counsel and will support the intellectual property function with a primary focus on the patent portfolio.
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As an Environmental Health & Safety Officer (EHS Officer), you will create, implement, and maintain Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) programs for our growing list of life science and high-tech clients.
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We are currently seeking an Assistive Technology Specialist responsible for training students, teachers, parents, and school staff to utilize assistive technology resources to support the communication, safety and self-help needs of students with autism, intellectual and multiple disabilities to increase their independent functioning in school, home, and the community.
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Provide environmental, health and safety (EHS) leadership and technical expertise for the Bunge plant. Implement EHS training programs for all employees, contractors and visitors in worksite safety practices with a focus on HPE's, and the facility's environmental permits, licenses, and requirements (e.g., stormwater, wastewater, air, waste, etc.
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The Environmental Health and Safety Engineer (EHS) is responsible for assisting the Manager, Operations in assuring facility-wide environmental health and safety compliance with government regulations and company-mandated practices and procedures, fire protection and facility inspections.
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