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Work with leadership to influence on key safety priorities, to include establishing/sustaining a strong safety culture and identify hazards within site/network and work with appropriate partners to remediate.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Recruiting Manager at HIGHBOOST CORP (ONLY WITH PAST LOGISTICS EXPERIENCE) in Naperville, IL. The Recruiting Manager will be responsible for overseeing the recruitment process, sourcing and attracting talent, conducting interviews, and managing hiring strategies to meet the company's staffing needs.
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The Construction Manager (CM) will represent our Client as part of the on-site team. You may be required to meet a client’s facial hair safety policy prior to entering their site.
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Training will incorporate NRA Range Safety rules with Naperville Park District site-specific rules and procedures. Knowledge of NRA Range Safety rules and Naperville Park District site-specific rules, Best Management Practices, and procedures.
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Track site safety behavioral audits and incidents, analyze trends on audits, incidents and near-miss reports and report same to management team. As our next EHS Manager , reporting to our Head of Operations for Chicago, you will direct and support management of all environmental, health and safety functions for our Carol Stream site in compliance with our EHS policies and processes, and with all applicable EHS regulations.
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Inventory the materials on the safety website and assist in creating a new safety site for Connect. Work on building RAMS (safety data) dashboards for business units.
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Lead HSE program improvements, environmental compliance, safety training, and site security. Assume the lead role on all safety third-party audits and inspections. Monitor and evaluate site security performance on key security issues and programs, recommend and implement corrective actions where appropriate.
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Knowledge and comfort with OSHA safety standards and strict adherence to company safety policies regarding fall protection, protective equipment, tailgate training and more. Required Education: High school or equivalent Personal means of reliable transportation to and from every job site, whenever company vehicle is not issued.
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Enforce the company’s safety policies and maintain a climate that emphasizes on-site safety in compliance with OSHA standards. - Provide counseling, guidance, and direction to project site personnel.
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City Barbeque teammates carve smoked-on-site meats, craft sides from scratch, and cultivate an atmosphere of genuine backyard hospitality in every joint, every day. Follow all cash management and cash register policies, including those for cash handling, safety and security and ensures proper cash management practices are followed by shift team.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Sales Development Representative at BRYCER. The Sales Development Representative will be responsible for inside sales, lead generation, prospecting, communication, and business development.
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This is a full-time on-site role for a Field Estimator & Site Supervisor at Crown Coverings, Inc. The Field Estimator and Site Supervisor will be responsible for conducting site visits to assess project requirements, estimating project costs, coordinating with clients and subcontractors, overseeing project timelines and budgets, and ensuring quality control and safety compliance.
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This is a First Shift, On-Site position and DTI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This position is responsible for ensuring that production equipment remains in good working order thru documented Preventive Maintenance and Safety Policies.
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Assists the Security Site Administration in performing general Safety and Security monitoring, providing recommendations to ensure compliance with NM Safety Policies as needed. Adheres to, and assists, the Security Site Administration with the management of the Safety and Security Department’s policies and procedures.
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Managing the overall site safety program and ensuring subcontractor compliance with safety codes and regulations. Ensuring all updated documents for site operations plan are in place, including safety manuals, daily logs, visitor logs, emergency action plans, and more.
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