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Lead the Operational Risk Management (ORM) team in reviewing, interpreting, and developing a project safety plan based on project, client/owner, Program Manager, and General Contractor (GC) specifications, design drawings, regulations, and existing safety system - Conduct / assist with incident / investigation reporting.
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Experience and knowledge of administrative functions, reporting, budgeting and control, and business operations, reading blueprints, plant operations and maintenance, buildings envelop, grounds maintenance, equipment, housekeeping / custodial operations, construction, repair, maintenance, purchasing, inventory control, fire, safety management, and OSHA code.
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Quest Diagnostics seeks Medical Laboratory Scientist who will be responsible for performing routine and non-routine activities pertaining to laboratory testing and the reporting of results. - Follow CLIA, HIPAA, OSHA, and safety guidelines as described in their respective guidelines.
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Benefits: The benefits available with this position include: Ongoing Training (RSO, Systems, Software Programs, OSHA Safety, JJ Keller, etc.) May work on special projects to include recording, compiling, retrieving, reporting, and analyzing information.
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Perform QA/QC for project equipment, and materials and all related document control and reporting. Must be able to adapt, learn, and execute new software technologies for the record keeping and reporting of the QA/QC information.
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Ensure compliance with federal and local employment laws and manages the company’s leave management, Workers’ Compensation, and OSHA processes. Reporting to the Assistant Vice President of Human Resources, the Director of Human Resources is involved in the entire employee life cycle: talent acquisition, engagement, development, performance, separation, company policy and legal compliance.
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The Maintenance Mechanic I , reporting directly to the Maintenance Manager, works with other trades - alone or with helper as the situation requires - in direct departmental service toward ensuring a comfortable, safe and clean environment in which the University community can live, learn, and work.
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Follow the laboratory's procedures for specimen handling and processing, test analyses, reporting and maintaining records of patient test result. Identify problems that may adversely affect test performance or reporting of test results, correct the problems encountered or immediately notify the senior technologist or supervisor.
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Experience and knowledge of office administration, plant management, reporting, budgeting and control, and business operations, blueprints, buildings, grounds, equipment, housekeeping, construction, repair, maintenance, purchasing, inventory control, fire, safety management, and OSHA codes.
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Implement all location safety policies, OSHA requirements, SDS standards, and emergency procedures. Responsible for receiving and inspecting products, accurately labeling items and reporting any discrepancies in reconciliation of deliveries and invoices.
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Basic knowledge of office administration, plant management, reporting, budgeting and control, and business operations, blueprints, buildings, grounds, equipment, housekeeping, construction, repair, maintenance, purchasing, inventory control, fire, safety management, BOCA & OSHA codes.
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Experience and knowledge of office administration, plant management, reporting, budgeting and control, and business operations, blueprints, buildings, grounds, equipment, housekeeping, construction, repair, maintenance, purchasing, inventory control, fire, safety management, BOCA & OSHA codes.
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Follow department's procedure in reporting STATS or Critical results to clients. A successful candidate should possess or be eligible for national certification as an MT / MLT from a recognized organization (ASCP or AMT.
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The position reports tothe Food Service Manager with a dotted line kitchen reporting relationship to the Executive Chef and Chef. Follows SBS and OSHA safety standards, wearing all personal protective equipment as necessary.
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Ensure the center and all employees comply with OSHA regulations and training and complete all OSHA record keeping and reporting. collaborate with the center manager to assist with quality compliance by meeting company, regulatory and customer requirements to safeguard the purity and efficacy of the plasma and the safety of donors and employees.
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