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Environmental compliance will be a major aspect of this position, including environmental permitting and compliance; developing SPCC Plans, SWPPPs, and NPDES permits; and providing hazardous waste, hazardous materials, EMS, and other environmental regulatory compliance services.
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Understands, keeps abreast of, and complies with federal, state and local regulations that affect body shop operations, such as hazardous waste disposal. Solid working knowledge of the processes, techniques and materials used in repairing automotive equipment with a minimum of 1-3 years of experience working in the collision repair arena.
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By position, site-remediation, equipment decontamination, and the handling of hazardous materials. This role is responsible for performing driving and non-driving duties on and off customer sites associated with hazardous waste clean-up.
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Currently possess or willing to obtain hazardous materials, tank vehicle and doubles/triples endorsements within 90 days of employment. Operate a tractor-trailer combination up to 11 consecutive hours, in all types of weather, while safely transporting hazardous/non-hazardous materials.
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Recognize danger and safety hazards and propose methods to eliminate them- Complies with all policies for the safe storage, usage and disposal of hazardous materials. - Moves office furniture, machinery, equipment and other materials as requested- Perform assigned facility inspections and due diligence efforts, reporting on as found conditions impacting satisfactory client occupancy and operations.
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Hazardous and non-hazardous materials: driver's role (loading, unloading, in transit, trouble shooting, etc.) 100% reimbursement upon renewal: Class A CDL with X endorsement; TWIC Card; Passport Card.
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Package and label shipments according to standard operating procedures and complete documentation requirements for hazardous materials. Experience handling hazardous materials (chemicals) is a plus.
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Maintains safety of facility according to company policies and procedures by conducting safety sweeps; following procedures for forklift spotting andhandling and disposing of hazardous materials; following company steel standard guidelines; and correcting and reporting unsafe situations tomanagement.
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Responsibility for the daily distribution activities, productivity and quality within assigned department (receiving, picking, packing, shipping, inventory control). The impact you will have could be anything from delivering products that help a scientist discover a cure for cancer to helping a nurse care for a patient effectively because they have the right equipment.
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Knowledge of the Less-than-Truckload (LTL) industry, hazardous materials regulations and DOT rules and regulations. Walk and stand for extended periods on a loading dock that is not climate-controlled and may be slippery.
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State Licensure to work with hazardous materials preferred but no required; union certification preferred but not required. Unload tools, prepare building site materials, stack building materials, and set up equipment.
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Maintains safety of Facility by following all safety standards, procedures, and guidelines including conducting safety sweeps, following proper forklift spotting procedures, following proper procedures for handling and disposing of hazardous materials, following Company steel standard guidelines, and correcting/reporting unsafe situations to Management.
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Adhere to all DOT, IATA and IMDG hazardous materials or dangerous goods regulations; Operate material handling equipment, (e.g., forklift, yard truck) for non-hazardous and hazardous materials.
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This associate handles hazardous materials, replaces damaged shelving, ensures equipment is charged, and keeps the backroom organized. Following safe lifting procedures while moving and placing merchandise., The Receiver/Stocker helps provide the right products to our customers by unloading merchandise from incoming freight, moving it to the sales floor, and stocking departments.
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Reporting directly to the Customer Service and Logistics Manager, the Supply Chain Specialist is responsible for accessing customer systems to timely and accurately execute all customer orders. Support transportation Emergency Response (offsite), through appropriate coordination with internal and external resources.
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