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Well rounded knowledge of Asbestos, Lead Based Paint, Mold remediation, Radon, and Fuel Storage programs. Areas of environmental focus include, but are not limited to: asbestos, lead-based paint, radon, mold and fuel storage.
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Unit specific knowledge of policies and procedures for controlling occupational health, safety, and environmental hazards that come under Federal, State, and local regulations (e.g., Control of Hazardous Energy; Permit Required Confined Space Identification and Entry, Asbestos, Lead, Right to Know (GHS), Fall Prevention, Slips/Trips/Falls, Storm Water, etc.
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Perform project oversite and air monitoring during asbestos and other hazardous/regulated building materials such as mold, lead, mercury, etc. Certification as an Asbestos Inspector and/or Project Monitor is required.
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Ability to work on sites with asbestos present and wear “Level C” Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including Tyvek suits and respirators. Ability to work on sites with asbestos present and wear “Level C” Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including Tyvek suits and respirators.
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Their areas of practice include complex civil litigation, toxic tort, real estate, asbestos litigation, lead, and more. Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 7 Years, Boston office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks a senior general civil litigation counsel with 7+ years of litigation or regulatory experience.
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Resolute Management, Inc. is a Third-Party Administrator hired by clients to handle complex environmental, asbestos, and/or latent type insurance claims. The Litigation Counsel will manage litigation defense spend through the review of defense and coverage counsel invoices and other vendors performing work related to the underlying defense and coverage of environmental and mass tort claims.
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Establishes environmental compliance programs for asbestos abatement, radon control, lead paint control, hazardous waste disposal, air quality standards, fuel tank testing and other local, state and federal environmental compliance regulations.
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Asbestos Project Monitor/Asbestos Project Inspector or AARST Radon credential preferred. Asbestos Project Monitor/Asbestos Project Inspector or AARST Radon credential preferred. Bachelor’s degree (environmental science, industrial hygiene, safety, or the natural and/or physical sciences) preferred.
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Successful candidates could also receive cross training and potential alternative assignments based on workload that might include conducting facility inspections, conducting PCB and asbestos building materials sampling, and overseeing subcontractor work.
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Occasional exposure to moderately severe hazards of steam, water, acids, tool usage, electricity, asbestos, biohazard and low-level radiation; however, compliance with safety procedures minimizes risks.
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This individual will serve a key function in performing hazardous building materials surveys and abatement monitoring, including but not limited to asbestos, lead, PCBs, universal wastes, and mold.
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Assists in the management of all Environmental Health and Safety issues, including but not limited to, confined space inventory, CFC management, spill containment, mold and asbestos monitoring and abatement, etc.
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Perform asbestos abatement oversight, environmental building surveys, and write reports accordingly. Contribute to industrial hygiene (IH) projects associated with asbestos, lead-based paint (LBP), mold, and/or indoor air quality (IAQ.
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We are an environmental services company that specializes in the testing and abatement of lead and asbestos. Industry: Environmental Services (Lead & Asbestos Testing and Abatement) Most of our customers are disaster restoration and remediation companies as well as demolition and construction companies.
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The Construction Manager should have experience with project delivery in a variety of settings, which might include MGP sites, building sciences, hazardous and asbestos site investigation, utility decommissioning, building demolition, remedial construction planning/scheduling/alternatives analysis, site earthwork management, wetland restoration and dredging.
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