- 5 - Health Program to provide a responsive health program. Conducts industrial hygiene and environmental health inspections worldwide. Writes comprehensive reports for the Safety Director, or the Senior Industrial Hygienist, with little administrative direction. 2. Inspects and monitors facilities, processes, or activities which may adversely impact employee health or the environment. Recommends or implements measures to eliminate or alleviate hazards. Writes comprehensive and insightful reports based on a professional evaluation of data collected during the survey. 3. Evaluates proposals involving toxic chemicals or physical agents which may adversely effect employee health, public health, or the environment. Recommends or implements measures to prevent anticipated hazards during construction/renovation projects. 4. Specifies equipment to protect employees, the public, or the environment from toxic chemicals or physical agents. Specifies analytical information to monitor toxic chemicals or physical agents such as radiation, noise and heat stress. 5. Trains employees in the use, handling and disposal of toxic chemicals and physical agents. 6. Investigates employee suggestions regarding industrial hygiene or environmental health hazzards. Recommends methods to eliminate or alleviate indoor air quality concerns. 7. Plans and develops a system for monitoring, coordination and collating industrial hygiene data generated by the industrial hygiene contractor and/or in-house resources. Develops an industrial hygiene management information system. The statement of work described the “Supervisory Controls” as follows: Incumbent [petitioner] works under broad administrative guidance of the Senior Industrial Hygienist, who makes work assignments in terms of projects to be accomplished and provides statements ofPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
Last modified: May 25, 2011