Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Technician Job at @ Twin Brothers Marine LLC in Louisiana

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Home | Jobs | Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) Technician HS Diploma Required. B.S. Occupational Health and Safety preferred but not limited to. EMT training is preferred. ExperienceRequired: 2 yrs. experience in occupational Health and Safety with Environmental experience. Medical Training. TrainingRequired: Working knowledge of hazard identification and OSHA regulations and Emergency Medical Technician training preferred. Company specific training provided. Specific Knowledge/SkillsBasic knowledge of federal, state, and local laws related to HSE in a metal production mill type setting. Medical responder training required, advanced medical training a plus. Ability to conduct training in a group setting. Familiar with Microsoft systems. Essential Job Duties and ResponsibilitiesWork as instructed by the Director of Safety/HR. Exceptional verbal and written communication skills. Evaluates potential injuries from accidents. Coordinate activities with other emergency agencies (Fire, EMS, Police etc.) in case of emergency medical situations. Assist in implementing Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) programs to eliminate or reduce occupational injuries, Illnesses, and financial losses. Assist in investigations of near misses and incidents. Hosts daily safety meetings with crews and conducts daily worksite visits. Works towards assurance the facility maintains compliance according to approved facility permits and plans. Compiles HSE performance reports for leadership and projects. Ensure all HSE training and medical testing is completed for employees and contractors.

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