Hazardous Job Description
Hazardous
provides environmental compliance and hazardous waste handling services as directed IAW Air Force Instruction, local HW Management Plan, and federal and state regulations.
Hazardous Duties & Responsibilities
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Sample responsibilities for this position include:
Develop an understanding of OSHA regulations Triumvirate’s Health and Safety Practices
Manages and administers compliance with all federal, corporate and customer environmental protection programs including required OSHA specific programs
Maintenance of Certifications to Current Standards (SOP 7.16.1)
Develops, operates and maintains the laboratories hazardous waste management program for waste accumulation or <90-day sites in accordance with local, State and Federal regulations, with minimal supervision, using creativity and initiative to resolve undocumented technical challenges
Serves as the laboratories subject matter expert and demonstrates knowledge of theory behind hazardous waste regulations and standards by correctly administering waste codes and interpreting characterization results as required by the Project
Assists the CPBU Environmental Engineer in the evaluation of current environmental and safety programs to assure compliance and propose corrective measures as needed
Unpack, shelve, or place items in proper storage locations
Comply with all applicable contractual programs and regulations, tools, safety, security, HAZMAT, support equipment, housekeeping and FOD prevention programs
Rearrange, inventory and examine stored materials
Operate forklift and pallet jack as required.(Certification training is required.)
Hazardous Qualifications
Qualifications for a job description may include education, certification, and experience.
Licensing or Certifications for Hazardous
List any licenses or certifications required by the position: HAZWOPER, OSHA, DOT, RCRA, IMDG, IATA, DGSA, ICAO, DG, UAB
Education for Hazardous
Typically a job would require a certain level of education.
Employers hiring for the hazardous job most commonly would prefer for their future employee to have a relevant degree such as Bachelor's and Associate Degree in Chemistry, Environmental Science, Science, Engineering, Education, Management, Biological Science, Physical Science, Biology, Industrial Technology
Skills for Hazardous
Desired skills for hazardous include:
Environmental statutes and regulations
Business development
Revenue enhancement and market penetration
EPA
Principles
Standards
State
Disposal processes and procedures
OSHA
Directing
Desired experience for hazardous includes:
Coordinate and stage pick up and documentation of HW and HM from universal waste collection sites
Complete HM and HW reporting requirements per applicable regulations/policy/SOP
Assist Medical Material Warehouse personnel in handling packages and shipments containing infectious and Biological Select Agents and Toxins (BSAT) materials during receiving and shipping
Provide weekly report on all work associated with HW and HM
Manage multiple hazardous materials (asbestos, lead paint, mold, universal wastes, ) projects simultaneously for both government and private clients, including surveys, preparation of technical specifications, and third party oversight work
Experience preparing a variety of technical reports related to hazardous materials (asbestos, lead paint, mold, universal wastes, ) , including technical specifications, health and safety plans, air sampling plans, survey plans, and oversight reports
Hazardous Examples
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Job Description Example
Our innovative and growing company is looking to fill the role of hazardous. If you are looking for an exciting place to work, please take a look at the list of qualifications below.
Responsibilities for hazardous
- Weekly report on all work associated with HW and HM (SRE Deliverable 1)
- Performs regular safety inspections and surveillances, and formal environmental and safety audits to ensure contract requirements are met or exceeded
- Evaluates violations or problems discovered during inspections to provide advice to management on implementing changes to be compliant with corporate and government EHS policies
- Reviews the site-specific EHS plans and procedures to establish validity and any need for amendment
- Investigates spills and accidents and prepares reports for submission to the customer
- Investigates personal incidents and aircraft/vehicle accidents to determine root cause and any corrective actions to prevent a repeat occurrence
- Recommends, implements, and assists in the execution of a variety of workplace safety, industrial hygiene, and safety training programs to prevent injury and occupational illness
- Coordinates safety committee meetings
- Monitors the use and storage of hazardous materials in the work place and researches the practicality of environmentally friendly alternatives
- Responsible to administer the Environmental Protection Program and the Respiratory Protection Program
Qualifications for hazardous
- Familiarity interpreting and applying requirements of global fire and buildings codes, including within Asia, Europe, and the Americas
- Solid background and ability to dissect chemical attributes of products that are key to determining storage and infrastructure requirements (construction, fire sprinklers, ventilation, electrical ratings)
- CFPS (Certified Fire Protection Specialist), PE in Fire Protection Engineering, and/or degree in Fire Protection Engineering are also good educational backgrounds for the position
- Experience in insurance may be helpful provided they have direct experience identifying and assessing fire and explosion risks related to hazardous materials at commercial and industrial facilities
- Certification and experience in dangerous goods or regulated hazardous materials compliance
- High school diploma and experience handling hazardous materials
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Our growing company is looking for a hazardous. Thank you in advance for taking a look at the list of responsibilities and qualifications. We look forward to reviewing your resume.
Responsibilities for hazardous
- Assist with implementing general elements of the Foster City EH&S Program, as defined by local, state and federal agencies
- Collates the site Hazardous Material Report and Safety Report for submission as required
- Develop and maintain Perkins Environment and Health & Safety databases, ensuring the timely publication and display of information
- Training(SOP 7.2)
- Review of Requests for Services and Contracts (SOP 7.3.1)
- Internal Technical (SOP 7.5.3)
- Acceptance of Data and Reports from External Independent Laboratories (SOP 7.8.9)
- Technical Personnel Qualification Process (SOP 7.19.1)
- Reviewer Qualifications (SOP 7.19.2)
- Site Qualification (SOP 7.19.6)
Qualifications for hazardous
- Experience in DOT 49 regulations (Preferred)
- Must have thorough knowledge of safety procedures for proper waste handling
- Education and Certifications – A B.S
- Candidate must attend Hazardous Site Worker Training, 5 day training, upon hire
- High School Diploma or equivalent with (1) year of chemical laboratory and/or waste handling experience
- Excellent PC skills with database entry and management
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Our innovative and growing company is looking to fill the role of hazardous. Please review the list of responsibilities and qualifications. While this is our ideal list, we will consider candidates that do not necessarily have all of the qualifications, but have sufficient experience and talent.
Responsibilities for hazardous
- Product Evaluation (SOP 7.18.2)
- Engineer Qualifications for ETL Field Evaluations (SOP 7.19.4)
- Develops hazardous waste profiles, administers waste codes and labeling for complex lab matrices where considerable judgment is required to support final disposition of waste materials
- Assist chemical hygiene officer in development of the HAZCOM program for the lab and maintains Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) inventory
- Performs routine analysis in support of waste characterizations to verify accuracy, applicability, and reasonableness of project work to meet project technical requirements and laboratory data quality objectives
- Assists with property inventory surveillances and audits in accordance with PCAPP and government property policies and directives
- Performs cargo movement including receipt, storage, retrieval and onward movement of United States Antarctic Program (USAP) materials
- Accurately tracks the movement of cargo throughout all phases of shipment
- Certifies and prepares hazardous materials for shipment by military aircraft, commercial aircraft and commercial vessel regulations
- Accurately identifies, classifies, packages, labels, marks and documents hazardous goods for transport in compliance with 49CFR parts 100 - 185, IATA, ICAO, AFMAN24-204 and/or IMO regulations
Qualifications for hazardous
- Must achieve and maintain certification in required subject areas
- Knowledge with 6 CCR 1007.3 Parts 260 – 264 highly desired
- Demonstrated knowledge of DOT shipping regulations, sample preservation, collection and handling techniques highly desired
- Previous experience working in an environmental or waste water laboratory, waste management or treatment facility or other production oriented laboratory environment highly desired
- Minimum of six years practical experience within the last ten years in the management, administration, or operation of a safety and occupational health program or specialty, or experience in administrative work concerned with safety and occupational health activities, including the development, implementation, and evaluation of related program function
- Minimum of two years practical experience within the last four years in the management, administration, or operation of a hazardous materials/waste program
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Our company is searching for experienced candidates for the position of hazardous. Please review the list of responsibilities and qualifications. While this is our ideal list, we will consider candidates that do not necessarily have all of the qualifications, but have sufficient experience and talent.
Responsibilities for hazardous
- Safely handles and stores hazardous materials in accordance with applicable federal and military regulation
- Researches and responds to customer inquiries regarding transport regulations of hazardous material
- Interfaces with the grantee population on a regular basis to assist with prioritizing cargo for onward shipment to field sites and prepare cargo for shipping
- Assists science team and community members in the proper packaging, labeling, and documenting of cargo for shipment to field sites or for retrograde
- Packs temperature controlled science samples in accordance with established procedures to ensure the safety of the samples during retrograde shipping, to include both commercial airline and surface shipping methods
- Loads ISO shipping containers and performs blocking and bracing of cargo inside the containers to comply with maritime shipping requirements
- Provides grantees and other USAP Cargo customers with support and service during the cargo generation process
- Safely transports McMurdo-generated cargo to appropriate staging areas for onward shipment both on and off the continent
- Safely operates all ATO vehicles in varying road and weather conditions while obeying all speed limits
- Possesses and applies a thorough working knowledge of MAXIMO Palletizes cargo and applies proper restraint
Qualifications for hazardous
- At least two years of experience shall include receiving, storage, distribution and handling, and disposal of all types of material that may be utilized at the Contractor’s job site
- Must be capable of routinely working in a harsh outdoor environment
- Ability to work with formulas, scientific equations, graphs, , and ability to deal with a variety of abstract and concrete variables
- 5+ years’ experience in dangerous goods transportation classification and packaging compliance
- Knowledge of US and International dangerous goods regulations, including but not limited to laws, regulations, and ordinances hazardous materials and disposal of hazardous materials, and emergency response procedures
- Audit experience for Dangerous Goods compliance or related audit program
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Our company is growing rapidly and is looking to fill the role of hazardous. To join our growing team, please review the list of responsibilities and qualifications.
Responsibilities for hazardous
- Performs daily routine prevention maintenance checks on ATO vehicles and loaders
- Ensures that each ATO vehicle has the proper operating/safety equipment aboard
- Communicates via two-way radio in accordance with proper radio etiquette and procedures
- Ensures that the USAP Cargo staging areas are properly maintained, organized, and kept clean
- Must be capable of regularly lifting 40 pounds (safety regulation maximum)
- Hazardous and medical waste pickups from various customer locations utilizing a box truck
- Ensures proper loading, segregation and unloading of hazardous, non-hazardous and medical wastes
- Assisting the Other Chemists with the execution of assigned labpack projects
- Directly accountable for market strategy development to drive increase adoption of CSTDs, including publication strategy to support and enhance value propositions
- Maintain and update the HDS team on market both internal and external that may affect or influence the product line
Qualifications for hazardous
- Minimum 3 years warehouse experience
- Self-motivated, ability to prioritize and organize efforts and work independently
- Ability to grasp concepts quickly and reduce them to practice with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment
- High School Diploma or equivalent required with (3) year of chemical laboratory or waste handling experience
- All moving traffic convictions, both private and commercial, within the previous five years are considered
- No traffic convictions involving driving under the influence, open intoxicants, reckless driving, speeding in excess of 15 mph over posted limit, or conviction of any crime involving the use of a motor vehicle