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Provide environmental, health and safety (EHS) leadership and technical expertise for the Bunge plant. Implement EHS training programs for all employees, contractors and visitors in worksite safety practices with a focus on HPE's, and the facility's environmental permits, licenses, and requirements (e.g., stormwater, wastewater, air, waste, etc.
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WE ARE HIRING Senior Environmental Health & Safety Manager Irving, Texas Join a dynamic team as a Senior Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manager at our Irving, Texas beverage manufacturing and distribution facility, home of 600 employees.
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Manage and implement environmental, health, and safety (EH&S) programs which include hazard identification evaluation and control, accident/injury prevention, hazardous materials/waste management, emergency preparedness, ergonomics, and industrial hygiene.
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Job Title: Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Specialist. To provide direct support to the plant EHS Leader and plant staff; investigate, recognize, report, and recommend corrective actions on safety and environmental compliance issues.
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EXPERIENCE: Must have up-to-date knowledge of FSMA, GFSI Standards, and a concrete understanding of food processing, microbiology, sanitation, HACCP, GMP, and environmental monitoring.
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As an Environmental Health & Safety Officer (EHS Officer), you will create, implement, and maintain Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) programs for our growing list of life science and high-tech clients.
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Job Responsibilities of the Environmental Health Safety Specialist: Assist with continually refining all plant safety programs, processes, policies, and procedures, including, safety committee, EMT / First Response assignments and training, CPR certification, Tornado and Fire Training, Blood Borne Pathogen Training, posting of required plant safety, security and signs etc.
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Develop and direct Food Safety & Quality Assurance (FSQA) support/evaluation programs and inspection/audit procedures to ensure compliance of products and processes to corporate and regulatory requirements at a Sysco Specialty Meat and/or Seafood Company with multiple shift operations or over multiple facilities within a region.
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Bachelor's Degree and 3-5 years' experience in Hazardous Materials, Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Science, Biology, Chemistry, Health and Safety, or a related field. We are currently seeking to add an Environmental Health and Safety Technician to our dynamic team in Seattle, Washington.
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The role of the Quality and Food Safety Supervisor is to ensure that controls are in place to meet customer and regulatory requirements for the products produced at the facility. The company is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri and has 25,000 employees worldwide who stand behind more than 350 port terminals, oilseed processing plants, grain facilities, and food and ingredient production and packaging facilities around the world.
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Job Title: Environmental Health Safety SpecialistLocation: Waterloo, IowaSalary: $60-90K plus bonusJob Summary of the Environmental Health Safety Specialist:The Environmental, Health, Safety Specialist position will be responsible for assisting the Corporate EPA and Safety Coordinator in monitoring and maintaining all programs, processes and procedures as they relate to the safety, health, industrial hygiene, and housekeeping for the Iowa facility.
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Plans, implements and evaluates a comprehensive environmental health program on assigned reservations that emphasizes safe water, solid and hazardous waste management, food protection, occupational health and safety, vector control, community injury prevention, healthy homes, and institutional health.
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Plant Safety, Food Safety, Food Défense Initiatives and Good Manufacturing Practices with an understanding that these are absolutes and are Priority #1. Support without hesitation General Plant Safety, Food Safety, Food Défense Initiatives and Good Manufacturing Practices with an understanding that these are absolutes and are Priority #1.
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Review and analyze data from the Sanitation audits, pathogen environmental monitoring program, pre-op inspections, MSS site audits, food safety audits (internal, third party, customers, and Regulatory), customer complaints, and other relevant data sources.
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Assists the Corporate EPA/Safety Coordinator, with assigned tasks related to environmental matters such as air quality, storm water, solid waste, waste-water treatment, hazardous materials, etc.
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