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When on a field jobsite, the HSO operates as a member of the Project Management Team in direct collaboration with the Project Manager (PM), Project Engineer (PE) and Site Superintendent to determine the site health and safety requirements and to assist with implementation and enforcement of the site-specific Health and Safety Plan (HASP.
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The Environmental Health & Safety Manager is responsible for the integration of environmental health & safety services into the business practices and compliance with regulatory requirements on their assigned Project.
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The SSHO reports directly to the Program Manager/Site Manager and indirectly to Corporate Environmental, Safety and Health (ESH) Director. Provides Safety oversight that includes a minimum of one Competent Person at the project site to function as the Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO.
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Department DescriptionThe UCSF Police Department provides contemporary police services including criminal investigation, community policing, crime prevention and suppression, emergency management, and site security services to a daily population of over 60,000 people at University and contract locations.
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The Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) ensures the maximum safety performance and awareness of everyone associated with the project by overseeing the administration of all safety and health policies and procedures established in the Conti Safety, Health, and Environmental Program.
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The SSHO will work closely with all levels of management to analyze safety trends and will be the lead on facilitating ways to improve safety on the project. Five (5) or more years of cumulative safety experience, within the last 10 years, managing or implementing a safety and occupational health program on projects similar in industry type, size, and complexity as this project.
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The Project Manager is also responsible for directing and mentoring on-site staff. Supervises the project activities of the on-site project engineer, field superintendent, and other field resources.
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Internal - Plant/Site Director/Manager, Site Manager(s) & Supervisors, Quality Manager/Engineers, Facilities, Human Resources, Occupational Health Services, Supply Chain, Functional Leaders within Finance, IT, Regulatory, Corporate/Site Base EHS and Executive Leaders.
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The dispatcher for Public Safety operates, including planned synchronization, all video surveillance, audio messaging and response throughout the division with acute focus on current deployment and emergency response, and information intake for review and analysis by supervisory management.
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Make certain that all security and fire life safety personnel maintain current New York State guard licenses and FDNY certificates of fitness and complete required yearly training. The Director of Security is a supervisory and management role that requires ensuring that all assigned Security Officers and Fire Life Safety Directors are performing up to client expectations and QPS standards.
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Moss’ Solar Safety Manager supports the Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) team in the development implementation, monitoring and continuous improvement of Moss Solar’s EHS programs, ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulatory requirements within an assigned project.
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Project Engineering Manager responsible for the successful delivery of complete Engineering and procurement deliverables on time, on budget and according to the specifications of the project.
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Job description Project Manager Western Partitions, Inc. (WPI) is one of the largest and most reputable interior and exterior contracting firms in the US. WPI provides superior contracting services for drywall, prefabrication, metal studs, acoustical systems, wall panels, fireproofing, firestopping, stucco, claddings, painting, windows, doors/frames/hardware, and more.
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Works under the direction of the Public Safety Sergeant Detective or his/her designee, in coordinating investigations of incidents that occur on the properties of the Medical Center.
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Conduct, monitor and follow up on proper completion and follow up of corrective actions based on site safety audits, daily JSO and safety pass downs. Work with Safety Compliance Manager on state/federal OSHA matters to resolve Health and Safety related issues.
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