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Hazwoper, RCRA/DOT, OSHA, HICS, HEM, CIH, CHEM and/or CSP. Emphasis will be on site EH&S assurance for meeting environmental regulations, life safety/fire safety standards, OSHA, other regulatory workplace safety standards, hazardous material, waste water, chemical safety, and research safety compliance.
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Hazard analyses, safe operating procedures, risk management, loss control, waste water management, spill prevention, hazardous waste, DOT hazardous materials, emissions, emergency planning and all other key system elements.
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Assist with the implementation and continuous improvement of the Environmental, Health, and Safety programs including but not limited to emergency preparedness, fire safety, environmental compliance, hazardous and biological waste management, industrial hygiene, biosafety, occupational health, respiratory protection, ergonomics, and training.
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Become familiar with all U. S. Department of Transportation (DOT)/Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and VES-TS regulations required in submitting paperwork to expedite disposal of hazardous waste.
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Works with Corporate Safety Manger to develops and implements safety policies and procedures to ensure that safety compliance is maintained LOTO, confined space, spill response, arc flash, OSHA Report, Hearing tests, Ergonomics Assist management with accident investigations and reporting, Provide recommendations for corrective or preventive measures,Ensure that accurate environmental and injury/illness records are maintained.
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Working knowledge of relevant State and Federal environmental laws, regulations, compliance practices, and record-keeping requirements, including but not limited to RCRA, CERCLA, NPDES, TSCA, PHMSA, SARA, CWA, CAA, DOT, and OSHA. Project management experience with small to mid-level projects.
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Please be advised that due to the nature of this position, incumbents are subject to federal Drug & Alcohol safety regulations governing US Department of Transportation ("DOT") covered positions, including the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and Pipeline Hazardous Material Safety Administration (PHMSA.
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Working knowledge of relevant State and Federal environmental laws, regulations, compliance practices, and record-keeping requirements, including but not limited to RCRA, CERCLA, NPDES, TSCA, PHMSA, SARA, CWA, CAA, DOT, and OSHA.
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Bachelor’s degree in Occupational / Industrial Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Engineering, Environmental Science, or other EHS related field preferred; other four year degrees will be considered. Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manager directs the development, implementation, and maintenance of comprehensive environmental, safety and health programs for the facility.
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The EHS Manager provides the leadership, direction and support necessary to ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations and standards to meet or exceed relevant internal and external safety & environmental standards in a manner consistent with sound business practice.
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LOTO, confined space, spill response, arc flash, OSHA Report, Hearing tests, Ergonomics. The EHS Manager needs to be able to indirectly lead change across all departments. The EHS Manager must possess the ability to develop and maintain relationships with all levels within the organization to include all employees at both the corporate and plant level.
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Works with Corporate Safety Manger to develops and implements safety policies and procedures to ensure that safety compliance is maintained. Maintain a current working knowledge of EHS regulations and laws to provide expertise for EHS assessments, capital projects, work orders, and general EHS related problem solving at the site and corporate level as needed.
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Train clients on proper chemical safety and hazardous waste management. You are responsible for following any applicable state and federal regulations [Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) & Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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The Wet Lab manager utilizes chemical- and biological-safety knowledge and hazardous-waste-management training to enforce and maintain health and safety regulations, collaborate in developing safety protocols, and manage safe material handling.
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Develop and/or maintain competency in all facets of chemical waste management and provide basic oversight and technical support for hazardous chemical waste operations under the supervision of, and assignment by, the EH&S Safety Manager.
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