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Demonstrated experience with U.S., Canadian, and other international product safety standards, i.e., ANSI, CSA, UL, EN, IEC, IES. Complete preliminary design reviews (PDR) both on and off site.
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Maintains oversight of all localized safety, health and environmental training programs at both corporate and plant site levels. The EHS Manager maintains regular interface with the COO, site GMs and their respective management teams, corporate personnel, and external auditors and suppliers.
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Maryville’s group homes for boys and girls ages 12 through 17 offer a trauma-informed environment that permits New Americans to develop their skills and talents in a community of support and safety.
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Ensure the safety and security of students through proper supervision of the site, building or areas being used for the soccer program, including locker rooms if utilized. Provide for the safety of all participants and spectators at all times.
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We supply highly engineered harsh environment cable assembly products to the industrial, agricultural, lighting, safety, outdoor recreation, and medical industries. This is an On Site position - Monday - Friday 7:30am - 4pm.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a BASE (Before and After School Experience) Site Lead. The Site Lead will be responsible for overseeing and managing the daily operations of the Before and After School program, including planning and implementing activities, ensuring the safety of all participants, and coordinating with staff and parents.
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Work EnvironmentDress: Jeans, t-shirt, safety boots. Hard SkillsCommercial CarpentryDrywallFramingAcoustical CeilingsBlueprint ReadingSelective Hand DemolitionWood CarpentryMillworkFinish CarpentryDrywall HangingMetal Stud FramingACT Ceiling InstallationInstallation of DoorsFrames and Hardware InstallationSoft SkillsTeamworkLeadershipGood AttitudeWork SiteThis is a fully on-site position in Bloomingdale, Illinois.
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Demonstrated knowledge of the standard practices, common tools, materials, occupational hazards and safety precautions of water / wastewater treatment plant and thorough working knowledge of NPDES regulations and permitting process.
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Fabricate machine repair, tooling parts, safety guards and other parts as requested. On Site Yoga, Massage & Fitness Training. Comply with OSHA Safety and Health standards and requirements.
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As an MRI Technologist , you are responsible for patient safety and the performance of high-quality MR studies, on site and/ or remote. Responsible for Patient Safety, including pre-screening for contra-indications, aseptic injection technique and may require remote MR Technologists Assistant oversite.
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Responsibilities may range from power plant operations, process improvements, predictive/preventative maintenance, failure analysis, reliability strategy development, and MCC/Transformer/Switchgear design to electrical instrumentation troubleshooting and problem solving, process improvements, safety enhancements, motor control, cost optimization, project management and implementation, equipment design, and new technology implementation.
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Summary: The Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Manager is responsible for developing and executing the BWT Corporate, Safety Strategic Plan. The EHS Manager will work closely with plant level Safety Coordinators and General Managers to ensure safety and environmental policies are implemented and being upheld.
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The Food & Beverage Manager is responsible for working alongside the Director of Food & Beverage to oversee our Operations team at the location - ensuring high standards of the guest experience, safety, and financial performance.
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Guide the Environmental Health and Safety Technician to ensure the implementation of site safety initiatives and programs. This role champions change as a resource for Lean improvement techniques and provides leadership and guidance for site continuous improvement activities such as Kaizen and Blackbelt.
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WM / Customer Facilities Compliance Management: Management capabilities to oversee site/safety management systems (e.g., fire protection/detection/alarms (burglar, CNG, etc. District Specific Safety Plan: Analyzes incident trends and works close with both Market Area and Site Leadership to ensure DSSP is in place and operational.
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