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The OSHA Compliance Coordinator must understand the implications and complexities with anything regarding Workplace Safety with particular emphasis on OSHA Compliance within Range Operations. This position will also assist in coordination of fire alarm and sprinkler system testing and repair.
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Education : Bachelor’s degree in emergency management, public safety, healthcare administration, or a related field or equivalent experience. Work closely with EMS field operations, law enforcement, fire departments, and other agencies to ensure effective coordination and communication.
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You may get experience rotating through our core business segments, which include HVAC, Fire/Life Safety, Security and Energy/Sustainability Systems. From more resource-efficient factories, resilient supply chains, and smarter buildings and grids, to sustainable transportation as well as advanced healthcare, we create technology with purpose adding real value for customers.
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Having work experience with process hazard analysis (PHA), the framework for Process Safety Management (PSM), Management of Change (MOC), manual and automatic process safety interlocks, and automatic fire protection systems is a plus.
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Should have knowledge of: - (1) Office Management & Maintenance activities, (2) Safety, firefighting, and fire control systems, (3) Physical security system and its integration with IT security policies / requirements, (4) Personnel management, (5) Purchase / Procurement processes, (6) Finance / Accounting processes etc.
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Plant systems including boilers, air systems, steam systems, fire systems, and wastewater treatment systems. Operate and maintain critical plant systems, including boilers, air systems, steam systems, fire systems, and waste water treatment systems.
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Coordinate meetings, or contact permitting, building, public works, fire, and police officials as required. Knowledgeable of electrical codes(AC and DC), occupational hazards connected with electrical work and ensuring compliance with Company safety policies and OSHA and/or MSHA safety standards.
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Provide fire protection and coordinate fire prevention and protection with local fire department; conduct frequent fire drills and inspections of the facility; ensure the maintenance and submission of logs and reports as required.
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