Chemical Hygiene Officer - 5245
Hardin County School District•Elizabethtown, KY
•Onsite
About The Position
This position is 12 Extended Days paid at the teacher's daily rate of pay. The Chemical Hygiene Officer will be responsible for a variety of tasks related to chemical safety and compliance within the district.
Requirements
- Dealing with chemicals
- Implementation of safety procedures
- Updating/reviewing the district Chemical Hygiene Plan
- Maintaining training and inspection records
- Maintaining hazardous materials chemical inventory
- Informing local fire departments about chemical levels
- Serving as district safety contact
- Conducting inspections for chemical storage compliance
- Conducting or arranging sampling of chemicals
- Managing hazardous communications program
- Developing specific chemical standard operating procedures
- Improving chemical hygiene plan and safety program
- Verifying and improving OSHA compliance
- Learning about federal, state and local regulations regarding chemical hygiene
- Monitoring use and procurement of chemicals
- Teaching lab safety
- Providing regulatory information updates
- Keeping training records
- Administering training assessments
- Preparing audit/inspection materials
- Providing federally mandated fire extinguisher training opportunities
- Providing/advising about safety equipment and PPE
- Providing training materials to all schools in the district
- Responding to questions regarding chemical hygiene and safety
Responsibilities
- Provide training to staff members dealing with chemicals.
- Assist principals, building chemical hygiene officers and other employees with implementation of safety procedures as stipulated in federal regulations.
- Update/review the district Chemical Hygiene Plan.
- Maintain training and inspection records for the district.
- Maintain hazardous materials chemical inventory and inform local fire departments about the levels of these chemicals in schools.
- Serve as the district safety contact.
- Conduct inspections throughout schools for compliance of chemical storage.
- Conduct or arrange sampling of chemicals.
- Manage the hazardous communications program.
- Develop specific chemical standard operating procedures.
- Seek ways to improve the chemical hygiene plan and safety program.
- Verify and improve OSHA compliance.
- Learn about federal, state and local regulations regarding chemical hygiene.
- Monitor use and procurement of chemicals.
- Teach lab safety.
- Provide regulatory information updates.
- Keep training records.
- Administer training assessments.
- Prepare audit/inspection materials.
- Provide federally mandated fire extinguisher training opportunities.
- Provide/advise about safety equipment and PPE.
- Provide training materials to all schools in the district.
- Respond to questions regarding chemical hygiene and safety from every employee in the district.
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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