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One must have a good working knowledge of OSHA and TOSHA safety regulations, EPA and TDEC environmental regulations, NFPA and NEC fire safety and electrical regulations, some building code regulations such as placement of fire sprinklers, elevator regulations, and construction safety.
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General knowledge of Lamar, Department of Transportation (DOT), and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) safety regulations. Attend construction and installation safety meetings as required and adhere to all safety regulations.
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Initiates, develops, and carries out rules and regulations pertaining to administration and professional policies of the chemotherapy infusion pharmacies which include those of the United States Pharmacopeia (Chapters 797 and 800), Drug Enforcement Agency, Tennessee Board of Pharmacy, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) (340B), and Food/Drug Administration.
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Complete required annual OSHA safety training programs: Lockout/Tag-out, Hazardous Communications, Personal Protective Equipment, Hearing Conservation, Blood Borne Pathogens, Forklift. Work as part of a team to achieve and maintain on-time production performance, including product quality and accuracy standards and operational safety, including OSHA & EPA compliance.
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Collaborates with program leaders to develop, review and revise policies and procedures for the clinic to ensure compliance with safety, The Joint Commission, CLIA, OSHA, Infection Prevention and other regulatory/accrediting agencies and any applicable state laws.
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Drive compliance for local, state, and federal laws including: state specific minor compliance, OSHA safety standards, timekeeping requirements, and more. Drive workplace safety with team including: safe working practices, strong and updated knowledge on emergency procedures, prompt response and reporting to customer/employee accidents, adhering to company policies regarding business scams.
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Applicants are required to pass all company drug testing, submit to a background check and adhere to all OSHA, state, city/municipality safety requirements and training provided by the company as required.
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Performs EKG. Employs all established infection control policies including standard precautions, transmission-based isolation precautions, OSHA standards, safety measures, and proper body mechanics in performance of job.
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Knowledge of construction safety and current federal & OSHA Requirements. As a Lead Electrical Field Engineer, you will be the primary electrical engineering lead on the EPC project, you will be expected to be a job-site leader in health and safety, ensuring quality of reporting and workmanship, and that all electrical field engineering work is completed in a professional and ethical manner.
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Must be familiar with OSHA/DOT/EPA regulations pertaining to environmental, health, and safety. Assist in maintaining a high level of safety compliance and awareness at company fixed locations (asphalt and redi-mix plants, offices, shops) and road construction projects through site visits and documenting findings and working with local operations management to set appropriate timelines to address any deficiencies.
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Understand and comply with applicable fire safety, OSHA and EPA rules and regulations. PETROLEUM FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIAN Petro Towery is looking for an experienced Petroleum Field Service Technician certified in Gilbarco Veeder Root and POS to help grow our footprint in Tennessee.
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Trained in OSHA construction safety; 30-hour OSHA certification preferred. Review contractor's submittals including QA and Safety Plans. Experience enforcing OSHA rules and regulations.
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Safety is priority #1 at MCC. Maintains waste program and records in compliance with OSHA & DHEC requirements. Our Maintenance Manager must adhere to all plant and corporate safety rules, procedures, and guidelines.
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Takes x-rays following established procedures for patient care and safety, including proper use of shielding equipment, and OSHA requirements. Farragut Family Practice, a division of Summit Medical Group, is seeking a Registered Radiology Technologist (RT) / Phlebotomist to join their practice.
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Our OSHA trained Project Managers, Superintendents and Safety staff ensure every job site is safe and that every team member goes home safe after a good day’s work. Provide general safety oversight and performance of both administrative and field safety management responsibilities.
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