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Leads implementation of the West environmental program, including California and Nevada programs for fugitive and other emissions, storm water, hazardous materials, waste, wastewater, petroleum above-ground storage tank and inbound source control Support environmental remediation programs under environmental counsel direction.
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Responsibilities include management of compliance programs including environmental compliance (air pollution control, hazardous materials management, hazardous and universal waste management, water quality, drinking water, and dam management), and operational compliance monitoring and auditing activities.
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Ensure technical project execution in hazardous waste management, air emissions permitting, wastewater/stormwater permitting, industrial safety, industrial hygiene, and other regulatory program areas.
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Familiarity with hazardous waste management, air emissions permitting, wastewater/stormwater permitting, industrial safety, and industrial hygiene. Loureiro' s areas of expertise include the integration of the highest quality engineering, construction, environmental health & safety, energy, laboratory analytical, and waste management services.
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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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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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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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Education & Experience of the Environmental Health Safety Specialist: Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Safety Management or comparable discipline is preferred.
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Preferred Qualifications Be any of the following a: Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Master Safety Professional (MSP), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM.
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Work closely with the EPA/Safety Coordinator, safety team, supervisors, and employees to ensure a proactive approach to safety. In addition, those safety, health, and housekeeping issues this individual will also be accountable for coordinating, administrating, and monitoring environment, fire safety, and security protocols necessary to comply with applicable federal, state, and local regulatory agencies.
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Prior working knowledge of federal, state, and local safety laws and enforcement criteria. Facilitate orientation level safety training and company trainings as required (forklift, etc.
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Provide support during emergency situations to ensure the safety of all personnel. Assist in the development and delivery of safety training programs for manufacturing employees. Prior working knowledge of plant safety policies, programs, and procedures.
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Prior experience in related disciplines of safety, health, and environmental. Act as a liaison between manufacturing staff and safety management. Collaborate with the safety team to perform regular safety audits of manufacturing areas.
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75% of assigned duties may include environmental health regulatory inspections and assigned activities in the Swimming Pool, On-Site Wastewater, Drinking Water, Solid Waste Management, Used Oil, Stormwater, Watershed and/or Household Hazardous Waste programs.
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Monitor and maintain basic safety programs, including, but not limited to industrial hygiene, medical surveillance, management of change, Process Safety Management, emergency response, contractor approval, Hazcom, hazardous waste disposal (RCRA), Laboratory Chemical Hygiene, and others, as needed.
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