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The Public Works Director also serves as a City Engineer and performs professional engineering duties, including project and plan review and approval, project design and management, and providing technical support.
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1-2 years of experience in a public safety position (public safety / security officer, police officer, firefighter / EMT) or comparable military service preferred. The position will require you to work as a uniformed Public Safety Officer, in order to supplement Public Safety staff on all shifts, as needed.
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WeDriveU operates private shuttle and public transit systems across the U.S serving millions of passenger journeys a year. Oversee transportation safety issues to ensure company is in compliance with Department of Transportation regulations, Federal Motor Carrier Guidelines and Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Northwest Public Safety is a dynamic and cutting-edge 9-1-1 emergency response center committed to providing immediate assistance to those in need. Pay commensurate with prior Public Safety experience taken into consideration and as defined in Pay Steps of the collective bargaining agreement.
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The Public Safety Patrol Officer ensures safety by patrolling campus by motor vehicle, by foot, ESV and/or by bicycle providing protection of life and property. The Patrol Officer is a non-exempt, full-time staff position which assists management within the Public Safety department.
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Extraordinary Projects need Exceptional Talent DESCRIPTION: Company is looking for a Lead Safety Manager to manage the Health and Safety of the Westside Purple Line Extension Project, Section 2.
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Doucet, a Kleinfelder Company, is seeking a growth-oriented Project Manager with strong technical, organizational, and communication skills to complement our Water Resources/ Public Works (PW/WR) team.
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Any negative incidents involving SMMC caregivers observed by any Public Safety officer shall be reported to a DPS manager or Lead, House Shift Supervisor or the Administrative Coordinator.
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Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute (HPHCI) is currently seeking a highly motivated, action-oriented, and resourceful Senior Project Manager to join the Division of Therapeutics Research and Infectious Disease Epidemiology (TIDE.
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We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $250+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport. The Site Safety Manager will work with the Project Manager and Superintendent on the project to help lead the project team to establishing and maintaining a strong safety culture driven around company values, best practice safety management systems, strong communication, personal accountability, people development and authentic engagement.
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This position is responsible for planning, implementing, and supervising project safety and accident and fire protection programs in compliance with corporate safety program standards on all job sites.
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Since January 2020, DOHMH has been fighting the COVID-19 pandemic- activities include but are not limited to surveillance & epidemiological investigations; lab testing; engaging and providing guidance to healthcare partners; ensuring the safety & health of responders; providing timely and accurate information to the public; promoting the emotional health of New Yorkers and coordinating citywide COVID-19 vaccine administration.
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The Public Health Technician performs complex multidisciplinary public health safety and sanitation studies, inspections, and investigations to enforce federal laws and regulations and protect the health and safety of the population at risk.
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Collaborate with a local project delivery team and national team of technical experts, including Quality Manager, Project Controls Manager, Safety Professionals, Technical Leads, and Inspection staff.
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The Injury Prevention Health Educator is responsible for conveying basic safety information on many topics including, but not limited to, burn prevention, home safety, fall prevention, motor vehicle safety, pedestrian safety, sports and recreational safety and violence prevention.
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