National Association of Safety Professionals
Health & Safety Manager, Disaster Recovery Unit
National Association of Safety Professionals, Maitland, Florida, us, 32794
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Health & Safety Manager, Disaster Recovery UnitCompany:
Tetra TechLocation:
Maitland, Florida - USAApplication Procedure:N/AJob Description:Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Do you want to do meaningful work that improves quality of life? At Tetra Tech, you will work with high-performing teams who are passionate about using their expertise to find solutions to complex problems in water, environment, infrastructure, resource management, energy, and international development.Tetra Tech is seeking a Health & Safety Manager for its Disaster Recovery business unit (TDR). To be successful in this position, the candidate must be able to work independently to finish a wide array of regular tasks while managing the competing objectives of disaster response and recovery projects which often occur without warning and generally with short notice. The successful candidate will be amply qualified and experienced and be able to communicate effectively to corporate executives and unskilled field workers, both in written and oral forms. In this business unit, the H&S functions as a support to operations. As a result, the successful candidate will maintain tight lines of communication with Project Executives, Practice Managers, and Project Managers to provide immediate awareness of incidents or safety/risk/liability concerns and recommended actions, to be approved by operational leadership. The position also entails both front-facing H&S field operations and back-office reporting requirements. This role will require attention to three imperatives for success: follow the chain of command, follow protocol, and follow the money. The ideal candidate for selection should have a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or Certified Safety Professional (CSP).This is a
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role which will require
travel , and, in some cases, extensive travel based on project specifics. The ideal candidate may at times be required to travel to the Maitland, Florida office.Qualifications:4-year college degree (prefer environmental health & safety, construction management or other related technical field)5-years of H&S work experience (prefer in the areas of disaster response, wildfire or fire-fighting experience, emergency management, hazardous materials, EMT)Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or Certified Safety Professional (CSP)Experience with writing formal OSHA-compliant Health & Safety PlansExpertise with Microsoft products, particularly Excel, Word, SharePoint, and PowerPointWorking knowledge of SmartsheetAbility to quickly learn new programs/softwareExcellent written and oral communicationAbility to translate health & safety concepts into memorable and effective safety briefingsExperience with Incident Reporting, Root Cause Analysis, and Corrective ActionsAbility to analyze incident trends and make necessary adjustments to training, protocols, and SOPsAbility to manage competing objectives, particularly during a disaster response mobilizationExperience managing remote staffAdditional preferences and pluses (the more you have the better):Master’s degree (prefer engineering, environmental health & safety, business administration, or other technical field)BCSP Certified ASP, GSP, CHST (CSP preferred)OSHA training and authorizations (prefer Outreach Trainer designation):
Current OSHA 40-hour Construction SafetyCurrent OSHA 40-hour Disaster Site WorkerCurrent OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER or 8-hour refresher
Incident Command System (prefer 100, 200, 300, 400, 700)
ICS 100ICS 200
40-hour USACE EM-385-1-1Familiarity and experience with respiratory protection, selection, qualitative fit-testingFamiliarity and experience with personal and community air monitoringFamiliarity and experience with CalOSHA standardsManagement of Worker’s Compensation, Auto, and Legal ClaimsTrack and report incidents in proprietary incident management system (TOTAL) and prepare monthly/annual reports
Monthly/Annual OSHA Incident RatesOSHA 300 and 300A Logs
Maintain compliance with OSHA regulations and postings across multiple practice areasParticipate in Corporate Safety Council Meetings
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Health & Safety Manager, Disaster Recovery UnitCompany:
Tetra TechLocation:
Maitland, Florida - USAApplication Procedure:N/AJob Description:Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Do you want to do meaningful work that improves quality of life? At Tetra Tech, you will work with high-performing teams who are passionate about using their expertise to find solutions to complex problems in water, environment, infrastructure, resource management, energy, and international development.Tetra Tech is seeking a Health & Safety Manager for its Disaster Recovery business unit (TDR). To be successful in this position, the candidate must be able to work independently to finish a wide array of regular tasks while managing the competing objectives of disaster response and recovery projects which often occur without warning and generally with short notice. The successful candidate will be amply qualified and experienced and be able to communicate effectively to corporate executives and unskilled field workers, both in written and oral forms. In this business unit, the H&S functions as a support to operations. As a result, the successful candidate will maintain tight lines of communication with Project Executives, Practice Managers, and Project Managers to provide immediate awareness of incidents or safety/risk/liability concerns and recommended actions, to be approved by operational leadership. The position also entails both front-facing H&S field operations and back-office reporting requirements. This role will require attention to three imperatives for success: follow the chain of command, follow protocol, and follow the money. The ideal candidate for selection should have a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or Certified Safety Professional (CSP).This is a
REMOTE
role which will require
travel , and, in some cases, extensive travel based on project specifics. The ideal candidate may at times be required to travel to the Maitland, Florida office.Qualifications:4-year college degree (prefer environmental health & safety, construction management or other related technical field)5-years of H&S work experience (prefer in the areas of disaster response, wildfire or fire-fighting experience, emergency management, hazardous materials, EMT)Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or Certified Safety Professional (CSP)Experience with writing formal OSHA-compliant Health & Safety PlansExpertise with Microsoft products, particularly Excel, Word, SharePoint, and PowerPointWorking knowledge of SmartsheetAbility to quickly learn new programs/softwareExcellent written and oral communicationAbility to translate health & safety concepts into memorable and effective safety briefingsExperience with Incident Reporting, Root Cause Analysis, and Corrective ActionsAbility to analyze incident trends and make necessary adjustments to training, protocols, and SOPsAbility to manage competing objectives, particularly during a disaster response mobilizationExperience managing remote staffAdditional preferences and pluses (the more you have the better):Master’s degree (prefer engineering, environmental health & safety, business administration, or other technical field)BCSP Certified ASP, GSP, CHST (CSP preferred)OSHA training and authorizations (prefer Outreach Trainer designation):
Current OSHA 40-hour Construction SafetyCurrent OSHA 40-hour Disaster Site WorkerCurrent OSHA 40-Hour HAZWOPER or 8-hour refresher
Incident Command System (prefer 100, 200, 300, 400, 700)
ICS 100ICS 200
40-hour USACE EM-385-1-1Familiarity and experience with respiratory protection, selection, qualitative fit-testingFamiliarity and experience with personal and community air monitoringFamiliarity and experience with CalOSHA standardsManagement of Worker’s Compensation, Auto, and Legal ClaimsTrack and report incidents in proprietary incident management system (TOTAL) and prepare monthly/annual reports
Monthly/Annual OSHA Incident RatesOSHA 300 and 300A Logs
Maintain compliance with OSHA regulations and postings across multiple practice areasParticipate in Corporate Safety Council Meetings
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