PBS is hiring an Environmental Health & Safety Technician to join our Seattle, Washington, team ! In this field-focused role, you’ll support a broad range of hazardous materials-related projects in the Puget Sound Region. Learn more and apply at: https://lnkd.in/gcyHn-cD
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When I am asked, "how did you get started in the Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) field?" 😂 In reality... There are 3 steps anyone can take to help them break into the industry. 1. Pursue a degree or certification 📜 Try to obtain a minimum of a certification related to focus on environmental or safety knowledge. Examples: OSHA 10, OSHA 30, HAZWOPER 40. With a degree try to obtain an associate's degree in safety or environmental. Some examples are Environmental Technology, Environmental Studies, Occupational Health and Safety. 2. Work part-time as a Hazardous Materials Technician ☣ 👨🔬 Many EHS fields value knowledge of hazardous waste management. An easy way to gain experience is to work with local job agencies for weekend work on local community household hazardous waste collection sites. 3. Network🤝 Very important step is to reach out to colleagues, friends, and family to let them know you are trying to enter into the EHS industry. This step helped me secure two roles as an EHS professional as some of my colleagues companies were hiring for EHS roles and I was able to get a recommendation from my colleagues. That is an effective 3 steps to help you secure your a job or to pass information along to anyone wondering how to break into the industry. #EHS #HAZMAT #NETWORK #OSHA30 #Safety #Environment
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******HIRING******* This is a full-time on-site role for a Safety Technician at Securus Safety Solutions located in the San Antonio, Texas Metropolitan Area. The Safety Technician will be responsible for Health & Safety, Environment Health and Safety (EHS), Occupational Health, Workplace Safety, and effective communication within the organization. Qualifications • A Construction Industry OSHA 30 • An active First Aid and CPR certification • Health & Safety, Environment Health and Safety (EHS), and Occupational Health skills • Workplace Safety and Communication skills • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills • Ability to conduct risk assessments and implement safety procedures • Experience with safety compliance regulations • Excellent problem-solving abilities • Certifications in safety management or related field are a plus • NCCER ir BCSP safety certifications preferred
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Now hiring Health and Safety Coordinators for various contracts. Contracts vary in length. View Qualifications, requirements, and duties, and to apply online https://lnkd.in/gJquJC6V
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Are you passionate about safety and emergency response? Safety Management Systems is hiring for the role of Midstream Safety Specialist in WV. As one of the largest and most respected companies in the industry, we're looking for individuals who share our commitment to excellence and our mission to keep people safe. Apply now and help us make a difference. https://bit.ly/3S5rVQu #HealthWelfare
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Flashback from the February 6, 2019 ORC HSE meeting in Arlington, VA 👇🏾 Murphy’s Law doesn’t apply. Especially in EHS and operations. Everything that can go wrong, usually goes right. When things do go wrong, we take a web of complexity and often simplify to a singular “root cause.” When we do that, we identify something that feels causal (“worker didn’t follow procedure”) which makes us believe there’s no need to learn anything further. ~Summarized from Dekker Takeaway #1: There’s a lot to learn when work doesn’t go as planned, and a lot to learn when it does. Action: Post-Shift Huddle Understand what needed to happen, directly from the workforce for your team(s) to have a safe day (AKA a “Green Day”) Learn from work when it goes as planned. Just like any great athletic team studies EVERY play on the game film. So they can learn from what worked and what didn’t. Takeaway #2: Taking copious notes can be painful in the moment, but often results in a sense of pleasure days, weeks, months later. It certainly helps with “working” memory as well. Action: Thorough Note Taking Take notes where you will always have ready and SEARCHABLE access to them. I use an iPad or Google Docs. For this post, I simply searched “Murphy” in my iPad to recover the date, time, and specific detail. What’s your strategy for effective note taking? Your future self will thank you. And Murphy will yet again be proven wrong.
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How did you decide to pursue a career as a health and safety environment coordinator? ✏️ My decision to pursue a career as a Health and Safety Environment Coordinator stems from my genuine concern for the well-being of individuals and the environment. I am excited to utilize my skills and knowledge to make a positive impact in the workplace and contribute to a safer and healthier future.
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Global Environmental, Health and Safety Director, Center of Project Excellence | Senior EHS Consultant | Strategic Advisor | NYC DOB Licensed SSM and Super
HIRING: One of my clients are looking for a Safety Coordinator located in either Jacksonville or Tampa area. (Perm. position, only local candidates will be accepted) Some requirements: -Minimum of (3) three years related experience -Knowledge of OSHA regulations and compliance standards -Ability to travel 60-75% of the time (trips are short in duration) PM me with email or resume
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To my safety community, I understand some companies want experience employees, but how do we obtain experience without the opportunity once we are certified? Where and who are the companies that give opportunity for future successful safety technicians?
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Did you know 60% of all fatalities related to confined spaces occur to would be rescuers rather than those initially involved. Asphyxiation is the most common cause of death in confined spaces. There were 35 deaths in the UK during 20/21 due to confined space exposure. We can help you minimise the risk to your company/organisation. At Pro-Vision we are a team of highly qualified individuals (DipNebosh) or higher. We have over 60 years of experience in both senior HSE and Operation director roles; so we don’t just preach, we have walked the talk in many roles such as yours from front line leadership to the boardroom. Contact us and we can assist you in many ways •Confined space identification •Understanding and application of the confined space regulations •The importance of control of access/training of personnel undertaking confined space work. •The importance of rescue capability in the event of an incident. •Sharing and developing best practices. Contact us directly through our LinkedIn page, via our website www.pro-visionhse.com or click on the QR code on the slide below.
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