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The Industrial Hygienist is responsible for the Industrial Hygiene Program which includes but is not limited to the following programs: respiratory protection, hearing conservation, indoor air quality, hazard communication, emergency decontamination preparedness, confined space, asbestos, lead and mold control and abatement, environmental monitoring, water testing and treatment, waste management, ergonomics and green environmental management.
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Typically requires a bachelor's degree in security management, Criminal Justice, Business Management, or similar curriculum and a minimum of 5 years' experience working in Industrial Security, Information Assurance/Cyber, Special Programs, security management, military, or government information security programs with strong demonstrated progression from follower to leader.
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The Tucson-based Program Security Specialist position will support the Global Security Services (GSS) Industrial Security Team. You will be an embedded security professional, with security decision authority, and be a facilitator of a range of front of the line business security services.
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The Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office (DISCO), an agency of the Department of Defense, handles and adjudicates the security clearance process. Experience working with program configuration management principles and tools such as IMS, PMX tools or tracking books.
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