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The Safety Resource Manager monitors, supports and promotes the health and safety compliance of all centers, offices and Agency staff. This position conducts center safety inspections, leads the Safety Committee and administers the Safety Incentive Program. The Manager provides training in all needed areas of safety and sanitation, assists in setting the policies and procedures for safety and sanitation and works with local agencies to develop emergency plans. This position provides safety guidance, support and leadership and monitors the integrated services for Health & Safety as mandated by performance standards, work plans, policies and procedures, and all applicable local, State, Office of Child Care (OCC), and Federal rules and regulations. The Safety Resource Manager will also represent and promote Head Start throughout the community.
The Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) is responsible for implementing and managing all aspects of the safety program on heavy civil construction sites. This role ensures compliance with OSHA standards, company safety policies, and project-specific requirements. The SSHO plays a key leadership role in promoting a strong safety culture, providing daily safety oversight, and ensuring all personnel operate in a safe and compliant manner.
This is a key leadership position within REMS that is responsible for managing the university’s environmental health and safety office ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and implementing practices to mitigate safety-related risks. The Director - Environmental Health and Safety routinely collaborates with stakeholders to develop a sustainable culture of regulatory compliance, resilience, risk mitigation and safety.
The EHSS Supervisor is responsible for ensuring compliance with all health and safety regulations at the facilities. This role involves performing safety audits, assessments, and inspections to identify potential hazards and implementing corrective actions as needed. The EHSS Supervisor provides both direct and indirect leadership in conducting investigations, risk analysis, root cause analysis, and implementing health and safety processes and procedures.
The Assistant Director – Environmental Health and Safety manages assigned budgets, personnel and resources. This position is responsible for conducting strategic planning, developing programs and services, and advancing the concept of organizational resilience throughout the university. Oversees third party contracts for specialized safety services such as hazardous waste management and radiation safety. The Assistant Director – Environmental Health and Safety is accountable for all related programs and services across the university to include, but not limited to, the Klamath Falls, Portland-Metro and Scappoose campuses.
We are currently seeking a qualified individual to join our team as an EH&S manager at our computer chip manufacturing facility here in Medford. Job duties for this position include; Being the point person for visits from contractors, fire agencies, and other EHS related agencies and suppliers, occasional ownership of general building maintenance/facility tool maintenance, obtaining and staying current on building and EHS related permits, inspecting and evaluating the environment, equipment and processes in working areas to ensure compliance with government safety regulations, codes and industry standards, planning and managing the daily, weekly and monthly safety compliance inspection/audit process, proactively inquire, understand and implement changes to meet existing federal, state and local occupational health and safety requirements, permits and standards, etc. This position consists of wearing many hats due to the company size. This is a full time Monday through Friday day shift position. Pay for this position is 60k-65k yearly.
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