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Hazmat Employment Opportunities
Our Hazmat Association is proud to list the below hazardous materials employment opportunities.
Vessel operators, consultants and anyone looking for a quality job within the Hazmat transportation industry
should check back frequently for the perfect dangerous goods job for you.
Need to fill a position? Looking for a position? Post it here.
Contact the IVODGA offices - mail@ivodga.com
Position Wanted - call or email the IVODGA office for a
complete resume and contact information. Phone: 518.761-0263 or email: mail@ivodga.com
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logistics management through Transport Topics Classifieds. Click
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Help Wanted
The Federal
Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) is actively recruiting for their
Deputy Chief Counsel position, ES-0905. Seeking a dynamic, energetic
individual with experience with legislative and regulatory processes, for
example, the development, implementation, coordination, or enforcement of
statutes and regulations, especially those related to safety programs. Seeking
someone with the ability to represent and defend positions pertaining to
statutes and regulations to a variety of stakeholders both inside and outside of
government, in negotiation, litigation, or other settings and someone with the
ability to effectively communicate advice on novel or complex legal issues to
senior decision-makers. The individual should also bring skills that have
equipped them to serve as a superior executive leader.
The
incumbent of this position will serve as the Deputy Chief Counsel with
responsibility for furnishing legal advice and services concerning all aspects
of the programs; functions, or activities assigned to FMCSA. As a senior
executive in FMCSA, the person who occupies this position will work closely with
senior FMCSA management on programs and have a direct and immediate impact on
FMCSA’s ability to meet its strategic goals and those of the U.S. Department
of Transportation.
If
you or someone you know are interested and would like to be considered for this
opportunity please click on the following link: http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/301083400
for more details and submit your application package.
11112011
Help Wanted
Job Title:
Associate Administrator for Railroad Policy and Development
Department: Department
Of Transportation
Agency: Federal
Railroad Administration
Sub Agency: U.S.
Department of Transportation
Job Announcement Number: FRA.SES-2012-0002
SALARY RANGE:
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$119,554.00
to $179,700.00 / Per Year |
OPEN PERIOD:
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Monday, October 17,
2011 to Tuesday, November 15, 2011 |
SERIES & GRADE:
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ES-0340-00 |
POSITION INFORMATION:
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Permanent - Career |
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DUTY LOCATIONS:
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1 vacancy(s) in the
following locations:
Washington DC Metro Area, DC |
WHO MAY BE CONSIDERED:
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Applications
will be accepted from all groups of qualified U.S. citizens.
Please Note: We will perform interim reviews of
all applications received by midnight on Oct. 28th and Nov. 9th
All applications must be completed and submitted
electronically no later than midnight ET of the closing date. |
JOB SUMMARY:
The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA)
is responsible for ensuring safety of the Nation's passenger and freight
rail operations and infrastructure by promoting safe, efficient and
accessible rail transportation. The mission and focus of FRA has grown to
include the design and management of an unprecedented investment in the
creation of a nationwide passenger rail network. FRA is providing
leadership for the creation of a more balanced transportation system,
transforming the way Americans travel.
Come on board with us and take a journey
that will challenge your mind and develop your career. The quality
of our lives, the shape of our communities and the productivity of our
Nation's economy depend on our transportation systems. We recognize
and value the importance of our workforce and the diversity of backgrounds
and ideas that each employee brings. The U.S. Department of
Transportation: Careers in Motion
KEY REQUIREMENTS
- You must be a U.S. citizen
- Submit application and resume online by
11:59 PM EST on the closing date
- Provide all required documents by closing
date
The vacancy announcement can be
found on Office of Personnel Management’s USAJOBS web link at: http://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/300778500
10242011
Position Wanted
OBJECTIVES
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Seeking a position related to or
involving transportation logistics and/or regulatory compliance in the
following aspects of safety, security and/or pollution prevention:
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Recovery, Disposal, and/or
Transportation of Dangerous Goods/Hazardous Materials (including
hazardous substances and wastes, and marine pollutants)
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Policies and Procedures
Management
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Emergency Preparedness Planning
and Response (including resumption of commercial operations)
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Consulting, Auditing, and/or
Training
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Facility and/or Vessel Safety
Inspections [including, but not limited to, workplace safety (e.g. OSHA,
ILO, SOLAS); pollution prevention (e.g. EPA, MARPOL); safety management
programs (e.g. DOT, ISM); and security (e.g. DOT, MTSA, ISPS)]
WORK EXPERIENCE
March 2009
~ Present BRINKS, INC.
Operations
Supervisor
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Managing over 20
armored transport routes covering Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach
counties (in Florida)
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Overseeing
Brinks-Miami’s branch safety improvement team (BSIT)
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Direct
liaison to all relevant governmental authorities governing safety and
hazardous materials compliance, e.g. OSHA, EPA, state and local fire
departments
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Performing
armored guard and route escort functions
April 2005 ~ November
2008 SEABOARD MARINE, LTD.
Company
Manager of Safety/Hazardous Materials
Brought into
compliance the Company’s safety training program [including their trucking
(150+ drivers) and vessel (40+ vessels) fleets, and port terminal and inland
warehousing operations (est. 1,000 employees)]
Developed and
implemented the Company’s first Hazardous Materials Compliance and Training
Plan (including the aspects of safety, emergency response, pollution prevention,
security, and audits and inspections)
Project Leader and
Program Manager of the Company’s intranet dangerous goods (hazardous cargo)
management system, an industry-first program (co-developed with Exis
Technologies, U.K.) that incorporates both the U.S. Regulations (DOT/49 CFR) and
International Conventions (IMDG Code)
Direct liaison to all relevant
governmental authorities, e.g. U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Department of
Transportation, port authorities, state and local police and fire departments
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