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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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Distribute safety policies, guidelines, and information to the project management team, perform weekly safety audits to evaluate the job site, discuss safety issues, and ensure programs and are implemented at the project level.
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They are looking for skilled Third Party Risk Management SME’s (TPRM) to join their team on a permanent role. Responsibilities of a Third-Party Risk Management SME. Requirements of a Third-Party Risk Management SME.
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And conduct field safety auditsSupport various site, regional, and national safety and risk mitigation strategies for DISH, IHS, DISH Wireless, Manufacturing, Uplinks, Boost, etc.
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The Process Safety Engineer is responsible for compliance with Process Safety Management (PSM) program and Risk Management Plan (RMP) requirements at Ecolab's flagship manufacturing facility, located in Joliet and when requested, providing PSM program assistance to other plants or facilities within the network.
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Participate and contribute to the ongoing development and enhancement of Trust & Safety policies and workflows, including issue discovery, strategy formulation, and effective risk management measures.
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As a comprehensive authority in the field of electrical and energy services, Faith leads industry change through a dedicated investment in technology, strategic project consulting and process engineering that drives productivity, value, and above all, safety.
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Participate in relevant governance committees and working groups as a delegate of the Head of Technology, including the Operational Risk Committee, Technology Executive Working Group, Information Security & Data Management Committee, Architectural Review Board, AI Evaluation Forum.
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Identify and assess technology risks and counsel business units managers, IT GRC, CDO and/or CISO stakeholders on risk management issues to ensure awareness and accountability for technology risks.
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Job Duties and Responsibilities DISH is seeking a Regional Safety Specialist to join our team Key Responsibilities: Travel approximately 50% to DISH sites in the Midwestern and Northern U.S. and conduct field safety audits Support various site, regional, and national safety and risk mitigation strategies for DISH, IHS, DISH Wireless, Manufacturing, Uplinks, Boost, etc.
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The Sr. Director, Technology Risk at Santander US and Santander Bank NA is responsible for all independent risk management and assurance activities over the assigned business area’s technology footprint as part of the second line of defense Technology and Information Risk organization.
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15+ years overall professional experience in IT risk management roles in a matrix organization. This role is established in the second line of defense and requires collaboration across CISO, Data Office, IT, Operational Risk, Internal Audit and other relevant functional stakeholders within the organization in the management of existing and emerging technology risks.
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Actively participates in committees related to risk management, safety, and quality improvement. Bachelor’s degree in risk management, insurance or business required.
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Prepare site-specific safety plans and manage pre-task planning and Job Hazard Analysis program for the project. Infrastructure, a leading company in heavy civil construction, is seeking an experienced Site Safety Supervisor to join our team in North Carolina.
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Perform review and challenge of first line of defense risk management processes, data and outcomes (e.g. risk assessments, control evaluations, risk metrics, mitigation plans, risk acceptances etc.
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