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In conjunction with the Project Superintendent, the SSHO is also responsible for the development, management, communication, implementation, and enforcement of approved site-specific safety plans including, but not limited to the Accident Prevention Plan (APP), the Site Safety and Health Plan (SSHP), and the Environmental Protection Plan (EPP.
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The Chemical Safety Lead consults, analyzes, evaluates and makes recommendations to site management regarding facility, safety, security, and fire protection strategies. Chemours is seeking a Field Safety Technician to join our growing Operations team.
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The Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) ensures the maximum safety performance and awareness of everyone associated with the project by overseeing the administration of all safety and health policies and procedures established in the Conti Safety, Health, and Environmental Program.
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Develop and review the site safety plans for each regional project. Function as an advisor to the project management team and client representatives to ensure safety requirements are identified, communicated to employees, and fulfilled on each project.
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When on a field jobsite, the HSO operates as a member of the Project Management Team in direct collaboration with the Project Manager (PM), Project Engineer (PE) and Site Superintendent to determine the site health and safety requirements and to assist with implementation and enforcement of the site-specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP.
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Proficient computer skills in Microsoft Office Suite, project management software (Procore, Prolog or similar), accounting cost management software (Timberline or similar), scheduling software (Primavera P6 or similar) and Adobe.
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The Safety Professional is responsible for oversight of Construction Project Safety, Health (S&H), and Risk Management, effectively managing multiple Safety programs, developing and implementing M.C. Dean site-specific project safety plans, and collaborating with Project Management in the implementation and leadership of the Operational Risk Management (ORM) process.
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Bachelor's degree in occupational safety and health, construction management, engineering, or a related field. The primary role of the Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) is to oversee and manage safety and health programs on federal construction projects, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and standards.
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As a Field Engineer, you will be expected to be a job-site leader in health and safety, ensuring quality of reporting and workmanship, and that all engineering work is completed in a professional and ethical manner.
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Support site safety professionals in all aspects of field safety, including conducting safety inspections, accident/incident investigations, industrial hygiene assessments and audits, preparation of weekly activity reports, as well as planning and development of job hazard analysis and safe work procedures.
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This individual will work closely with our Safety Director, project managers, site supervisors, and workers to implement and monitor safety protocols, conduct inspections, and promote a culture of safety across all operations.
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Two years of relevant coursework or practical experience in water, wastewater, groundwater, stormwater, or recycled water fields performing professional-level resource planning, modeling, legislative or regulatory analysis, or project management is preferred.
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As a Field Engineer you will play a critical role in the overall the successful and timely delivery of complex multimillion-dollar fast-track, complex heavy-civil, highway and bridge projects from pre-construction stage through project execution and completion.
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Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field, with at least 2 years of experience as a project supervisor; OR heavy highway field experience with at least 3 years of supervisory responsibilities.
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Ability to obtain certifications in concrete/asphalt-field, soil compaction, nuclear safety, aggregates, guardrail installation, pavement markings, First Aid, CPR, flagging, work zone safety, storm water inspector, erosion and sediment control, and OSHA safety training courses.
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