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The Occupational Health and Safety manager reports directly to the Director of Loss Prevention. As a member of the Loss Prevention department the Occupational Health and Safety Manager position is classified as an essential operating position and as such, may be required to remain on and/or report for duty during declared emergencies or to support other department tasks and operational needs.
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Successful candidate must have an acute eye for HSSE risk and be able to foster as strong culture health and safety and deliver world class HSSE results, improved productivity, and flawless execution.
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The Health and Safety Manager is responsible for supporting and maintaining the Health and Safety Management program under the direction of the Director of Governmental and Regulatory Affairs.
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RESPONSIBILITIESAdminister the implementation of food safety and quality assurance (FSQA) programs including hazard analysis and critical control point (HACCP) program, sanitation standard operating procedures, pest control, good manufacturing practices, approved supplier program, foreign material control, plant sanitation, chemical control, product quality assurance, FSQA customer complaints, and food defense and security.
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Reporting to the corporate Central Operations Team, you will be responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing a robust health and safety program tailored to our unique biohazard remediation operations.
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Provides formal written reports to the Manager of Environmental Health and Safety for action by senior level Authority Managers. Must have working knowledge of state and federal environmental standards, and industry standards applicable to environmental management, experience with Environmental Health and Safety Programs in a transit environment is preferred.
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Support various site, regional, and national safety and risk mitigation strategies for DISH, IHS, DISH Wireless, Manufacturing, Uplinks, Boost, etc. Travel approximately 50% to DISH sites and conduct field safety audits.
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The Senior EHS manager oversees responsibilities of their assigned Project as related to environmental health & safety services and has direct interaction with EH&S Staff, Superintendents, Project Manager, Project Executive and Area / Regional EHS Director.
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Assist with prevention of crime, preservation of the public peace, calls for service, and basic police services in accordance with the mission, goals and objectives of the Georgia Tech Police and in compliance with governing federal and state laws.
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And serve as mental health staff in the implementation of a Public Safety Behavioral Health Wellness Program providing holistic health and wellness services and resources for City of Atlanta's public safety employees (in the Police Department, Fire Department, and Corrections Department.
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Fertility & Family Benefits: We have partnered with Maven, a complete digital health benefit for starting and raising a family. ️Fully-paid health benefits plan for employees: including Medical, Dental, and Vision and an HSA match.
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CDC works to protect America from health, safety and security threats, both foreign and in the U.S. Whether diseases start at home or abroad, are chronic or acute, curable or preventable, human error or deliberate attack, CDC fights disease and supports communities and citizens to do the same.
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The ideal candidate will be a subject matter expert in employee safety and environmental regulations as well as have OSHA, EPA, and DOT compliance experience and be highly skilled at implementing processes that will lead to sustained EHS performance improvements.
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As a Pre-Sales Sr. Solutions Consultant, you will develop a understanding of the Enablon Software platform functionality, in the fields of: Environmental, Health, and Safety Management, Governance, Risk and Compliance, Process Safety Management & Environmental Social Governance.
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The AD, in coordination with the Public Safety Director, develops plans for special events, activities, crisis management, hospital construction relating to security concerns and other duties as assigned.
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