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In-depth knowledge of radiation safety, radiation dose, and adherence to ALARA principles; ability to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations. You will be instrumental in maintaining state radiation and magnetic safety standards for patients and staff.
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Perform diagnostic imaging studies, Radiation safety, Effective use of equipment, Record maintenance, Infection control, Quality control, Compliance, Patient Communication, Contrast media, problem solving, judgment, teamwork and taking initiative.
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As part of the EHS team you will support health and safety initiatives, projects and compliance in the field of ergonomics and human factors and provide mentorship and cultural influence through the site and airplane programs.
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Evaluate policies, procedures and other documentation and ensure all aspects of electrical operations are in accordance with company safety procedures NERC reliability standards, and CIP compliance requirements.
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Assist in the design, implementation, and continuous improvement of Jerry’s legal and compliance policies and procedures to effectively manage legal and business risks. From car insurance and financing to maintenance and safety, Jerry does it all.
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Analyzes and recommends overall design enhancements to the operation, reliability, safety and regulatory compliance of PGE’s generating resources; reviews calculations completed by other engineers; project work may include power boiler modifications, gas turbine overhauls and upgrades, steam turbine major maintenance, vibration analysis, lube oil analysis, bearing alignment, specification development and review, etc.
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Ensure compliance with all government regulatory agencies standards (example: Food and Drug Administration (FDA), United Stated Department of Agriculture (USDA), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Environmental Protection Administration (EPA), Department of Transportation (DOT), Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), etc.
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5 months): Meet the local area Field Quality Excellence team to job shadow and gain better understanding of their function Acquire focused knowledge surrounding auditing, testing, installation and maintenance safety and code compliance Phase 4 – Supervisory Training (approx.
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The Senior Materials Supervisor will play a critical role in driving continuous improvement initiatives, implementing best practices in materials management, and ensuring that all processes adhere to safety, quality, and compliance standards.
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Positions in this group provide great opportunities for growth and gaining broad experience, as our due diligence work often requires multi-faceted reviews of soil and groundwater issues, compliance programs, health and safety performance, and broader sustainability topics.
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The Security officer also performs hotel security functions, to include fire prevention, safety, investigation, and resolution of guest and employee complaints regarding safety and security matters.
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Accountable as Leader on Duty for supporting for supporting the guest experience, Pet Care Center execution, training, communication and maintenance of company initiatives, programs, legal compliance, policies, procedures, safety practices, and promotions.
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MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS High school diploma or equivalent (GED) State Paramedic License State Driver's License BLS, ACLS, NREMT-Paramedic Driving record in compliance with company policy Pass Physical Agility Test Some work experience, preferably in healthcare INCLUDED BENEFITS Paid Shift Differentials Enhanced Holiday Pay Paid Training Paid Wellness Days Generous PTO Accruals Why Choose AMR.
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The Laboratory Director will provide expert guidance to all faculty in regards to lab safety and compliance. Candidates can embrace their work-life balance by spending their days off exploring gorgeous hiking trails and lush scenery.
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Director of Laboratory Services, Hospital Laboratory, Inpatient Laboratory, Lab Director, Blood Bank, Anatomic Pathology, Core Lab, Microbiology, Laboratory Services, Medical Technologist, Medical Laboratory Scientist, ASCP, CLS, MLT, MT, jobs, careers.
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