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Job Title: Heavy Civil Environmental Engineer
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Experienced in scheduling, ordering, field supervision, safety management, quality control, and budgeting of all phases of civil construction. Manage on-site construction-related functions with regard to safety, budget, and schedule.
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The Environmental Health and Safety Specialist (“EHS”) is responsible for planning, implementing, and enforcing the company’s environmental, health and safety policies and procedures.
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These may include Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) NEBOSH Certification, etc. A Site EHS Manager works with the Site Leader, Operations, Quality, Continuous Improvement, and Human Resources functions at a site level to ensure our employees are safe and to maintain compliance with environmental, health and safety regulations, and drive the execution of the EHS strategy to create a culture of EHS excellence.
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GENERAL SUMMARY: Delphinus Engineering, Inc., Marine Services Division has an immediate opening for an experienced Safety Specialist to support our expanding Ship Repair Operations in Bremerton, WA. Under the direction of the EHS Manager, the Safety Specialist will conduct safety inspections at various worksites and monitor compliance with applicable safety rules and assist On-Site Supervisors with implementation/enforcement of safety policy and regulatory requirements.
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Immediate opportunity for an Environmental Health & Safety Specialist II to work with multi-national pharmaceutical company dedicated to pharmaceutical research and vaccine development. Implementing, monitoring, and participating in the development of site environmental, health and safety programs (Contractor Safety, Ergonomics, Laboratory and Chemical Safety, Hazardous Waste, Wastewater, etc.
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Job Title: Environmental Health & Safety Specialist. Licenses/Certifications: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Education: BS degree in Occupational Safety, Environmental Health & Safety, or Industrial Hygiene.
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Licenses/Certifications: Obtain and Maintain railroad safety training and certifications. Education: Master's degree in Occupational Safety, Environmental Health & Safety, or Industrial Hygiene.
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This position is responsible for applying knowledge of environmental health and safety practices and standards to develop programs and processes that support the execution of Loram's strategies, and to ensure compliance with regulatory and Loram standards and drive continuous improvement of EHS performance and results.
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DISH is seeking a Regional Safety Specialist to join our team! Support various site, regional, and national safety and risk mitigation strategies for DISH, IHS, DISH Wireless, Manufacturing, Uplinks, Boost, etc.
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Our New Richmond, Wisconsin location is seeking an Environmental Health & Safety Specialist to support sites in the western Wisconsin area. Implementation of corporate safety and environmental, or equivalent site-specific programs and required written documentation to support these programs.
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Complies with all Authority and departmental safety and security policies and procedures as well as all applicable job safety responsibilities. Responsible for personal safety and is encouraged to promote the safety of others.
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The Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Specialist II will support the occupational and environmental health and safety programs for our R&D, manufacturing, and distribution activities in Northern California, in and around Hercules, California.
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Georgia-Pacific is seeking a self-motivated and driven Environmental, Health and Safety Specialist to join the Safety Team at our Jackson, TN Dixie facility. Bachelor's Degree or higher in Safety & Health, Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Science, or Engineering.
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The Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), an affiliate of the City of Hope, has anopening for an Environmental Health and Safety Specialist. Under the supervision of the Sr. Manager of Environmental Health and Safety, theEnvironmental Health and Safety Specialist will provide support for a comprehensive, Institute-wide, EH&S program to assure regulatory compliance and provide a safe workplace for allemployees, students and visitors.
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