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Safety Management Systems, one of the largest providers of Health, Safety, Environmental, Medical and Training services to the Upstream, Midstream, Refinery and Petrochemical markets, is currently seeking Safety Specialists for drilling/completions/construction/pipeline operations to join our team.
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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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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 EH&S Specialist will maintain updated OSHA and EPA required written programs and develop/conduct training as necessary under the direction of the EHS Manager as well as maintaining and expanding a solid foundation of Environmental Health and Safety excellence.
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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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Our Clinical Diagnostics Fremont location is seeking an EHS Specialist I who will be responsible for supporting the Environmental Health and Safety initiatives for the site. as a technical resource to the site in areas of EHS compliance, risk management, hazardous materials/waste, industrial hygiene, industrial safety, and/or ergonomics.
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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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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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Is seeking an experienced and motivated Heavy Civil & Highway Construction Safety Specialist to support heavy civil, highway construction projects throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania. Bachelors or Associates degree in in the environmental health and safety, physical sciences, or other relevant programs with a focus on environment, health, and safety from an accredited educational institution AND/OR comparable experience in a safety role in the heavy civil construction industry.
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5 years of experience in health and safety role At least five years’ work history as a Construction Safety Representative Academic degree in safety related field Thorough knowledge of applicable regulations (OSHA, ANSI) Construction Health Safety Technician (CHST) certification preferred CSP, ASP or GSP certification preferred Thorough knowledge of applicable regulations (OSHA, ADOSH/AZ-OSHA, ANSI,) Education Level: Bachelor’s Degree (± 16 years.
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The Branch Safety Manager will have a direct line of responsibility to the Regional Safety Director. When the Branch Safety Manager is performing job safety observations (JSO) or performing audits, he/ she reports and helps resolve all safety infractions and deficiencies to the immediate supervisor responsible for deficiency to branch and qualified solution.
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Organizational Level: This is an intermediate level safety management position with a developmental focus toward promotion to Safety Specialist III. Work closely with the Site Safety Manager, Project Manager, Construction Manager and Signal Energy project staff to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and the project injury and illness prevention plan.
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The Metropolitan Council Environmental Services (MCES) division has one (1) vacancy for a Safety Specialist. The Senior or Principal Safety Specialist manages and leads health and safety programs within best practice frameworks to ensure safe and reliable operations.
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MWH Constructors, an industry leader in the heavy civil construction of water and wastewater facilities, is currently seeking a Safety Engineer to support a $300m large-diameter water pipeline project located in the Portland, OR area.
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