TekSKY is hiring: Environmental Health and Safety Director in Sun Valley

Posted 8 days ago

tekskySun Valley (NV)

Occupational Health and Safety Specialists Administration of Air and Water Resource and Solid Waste Management Programs

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About the role

Primary Responsibilities: Coordinates with management to maintain, administer, and enforce company-wide safety policies and procedures Ensure company compliance with federal and state safety and environmental regulations Provide technical safety and health support to production and office personnel Maintain corporate safety and health programs, and assess and recommend areas of improvement Serve as the primary contact with all federal and state environmental agencies Coordinate and facilitate regulatory inspections Track and renew permits and safety training schedules

Position Requirements: Ability to drive to and from several Southern California company locations Ability to effectively communicate with all levels of the workforce and management Possess experience in safety practices by working in relevant field or industry Strong organizational and time management skills. Ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks Associates Degree preferred Ability to earn safety certifications and industry-specific fundamentals Strong computer skills (MS Office / Outlook) Ability to work under pressure and make strong decisions Strong verbal and written communication skills Bilingual a plus, but not necessary Prior experience with most of the following preferred: CALOSHA CARB SCAQMD EPA Fire Departments Regional Water Quality

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