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- Posted
Oct. 06, 2009
PSC is hiring an Environmental Health
& Safety Specialist in our Providence,
RI facility. Candidates must possess
a minimum of 0-3 years of experience
in a hazardous waste or plant environment,
have knowledge of EPA, DOT and OSHA
regulations. BS in Environmental and/or
Occupational H&S or related discipline,
or 1+ years of EHS related experience.
Background investigation and drug screen
mandatory.
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Interested candidates should apply on-line
@ www.pscnow.com Ref. position: Environmental
Technician – ESD576 **
PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Supports operations EHS activities
and assists the operations staff in
fostering a zero tolerance culture,
thereby ensuring environmental and safety
compliance.
• Understands applicable regulations
and assists with development and implementation
of programs to ensure compliance.
• Assists with the training and
orientation of new-hire employees; participates
in the development and conduct of EHS
and DOT compliance training.
• Ensures all EHS and DOT recordkeeping
is properly documented and maintained
in a well-organized manner.
• Assists in the management of
environmental permit requirements.
• Strictly enforces EHS regulations,
policies and procedures, and the application
of the Safe On Purpose program.
• Conducts inspections and audits
as required to ensure compliance with
applicable regulations and company policies
and procedures.
• Assists in mitigation of hazardous
working conditions and unsafe employee
activities through interface with management
and field personnel.
• Responds to management, customer
and agency requests for EHS information
on a timely and appropriate basis.
• Participates in incident investigations;
ensures timely and complete reporting
and documentation of all incidents,
near misses, and unsafe conditions/activities.
• Compiles and submits regulatory
reports and statistical updates.
• Serves as Project Site EHS Officer
for larger projects requiring a dedicated
EHS representative.
• Performs other duties as required.
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