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Coordinating group activities, as needed, with the plant Environmental, Health, and Safety Specialist to maintain compliance with work-related EHS issues and achieve corporate EHS targets. As this is a safety sensitive position, clearance of a pre-employment drug test is required.
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Safety is priority one-please make sure forklift and pallet jack/truck drivers SEE YOU! You are ineligible for placement in a Safety Sensitive Position if you are engaged in the current use of any drug, whether legal, prescribed by a physician or otherwise, if it could cause an impairment or otherwise decrease or lessen your job performance or ability to perform your job duties.
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Maintain a working knowledge of Company specific Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) standards, programs, and goals as applicable to this position. Accredited four (4) year degree in Engineering preferably Electrical or Power Engineer or global equivalent in applicable field of study and (4) years of work-related experience or a combination of education and directly related experience equal to six (6) years if non-degreed; some locations may have additional or different qualifications in order to comply with local requirements.
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Earn $0.55 to $0.84 per mile, depending on experienceEarn $1,100 - $1,700 per week depending on experience, routes, regular attendance, and length of serviceFull pay package also includes other accessorial compensation to include tarp pay, stop pay, detention pay, border crossing pay, safety bonuses, and over-dimensional pay as appropriateAPPLICATION DEADLINE: 09/30/2024.
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