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In recognition of the growing volume and complexity of data and regulation, Exiger is committed to creating a more sustainable risk and compliance environment through its holistic and innovative approach to problem solving.
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Collaborates with the Radiation Safety Officer and other departments to ensure comprehensive radiation safety management. Preferred in Certified Health Physicist, Radiation Safety TechnicianMinimum 5 years of relevant experience preferred in radiation safety and hazardous materials management.
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In collaboration with the radiation oncologist and medical physicist, use critical thinking and problem-solving skills to develop, generate, and evaluate treatment plans using computer software and manual calculations based on prescribed target region and avoidance dose criteria.
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Adheres to Radiation Safety protocols set forth by the Massachusetts General Hospital Radiation Safety Officer. Maintains knowledge of related topics including, but not limited to: radiation safety, universal precaution, disposal of contaminated material, proper handling of requisitions (both before and after procedure), interpersonal skills, communications, and dealing with difficult situations.
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Steel Estimator Requirements: Minimum of five years of experience with an emphasis on structural steel Commercial Project experience Software experience Bluebeam, a plus Steel Estimator Qualifications: Excellent communication skills Problem-solving skills Project planning, risk management, time management and other project management skills Salary: $100,000 - $120,000 Great Benefits.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational or Industrial Safety, Fire Protection, Risk Management preferred; and certifications in the following are preferred: Associate in Risk Management (ARM), Associate in Safety Professional (ASP), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Health and Safety Technician (CHST.
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Participate and contribute to the ongoing development and enhancement of Trust & Safety policies and workflows, including issue discovery, strategy formulation, and effective risk management measures.
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Displays effective customer relations through utilization of problem solving techniques. Displays effective customer relations through utilization of problem-solving techniques.
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Perform periodic onsite inspections and audits of customer sites to evaluate the level of compliance with Safety Management, Environmental Health and Safety and Risk Management plans, programs policies and procedures.
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Collaborates with the CEO, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) , Chief Audit Officer (CAO), and Deputy Chief Investment Officer in strategic planning and problem solving to ensure effective investment activity.
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Experience with loss control, risk management, and safety programs. The Field Safety specialist will provide technical support, risk and hazard mitigation strategies, and active leadership with peer teams to support safe work locations and execution of work.
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Our Field Safety Specialist will possess demonstrated leadership capabilities including a proven track record of influencing and motivating core staff, line management, and contractors to drive support safety performance.
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NYFA Filmmaking Instructors mentor students throughout the production of multiple short films, cultivating mastery in classic film language and story structure, while fostering creative risk-taking, problem-solving, collaboration and relationship building.
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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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The Radiation Safety Officer is directly responsible for the radiation safety program for CCMC, CCPN, and CCMC-P. This position is responsible for the implementation, education and compliance of radiation safety with all state and federal regulatory requirements.
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