Environmental Services Assistant II - Floor Tech - Part Time - 24 Hrs. Weekly/48 Hrs. Biweekly - 11pm - 7:30am Shift - Every Other Weekend and Holiday - Newark CampusNew
ChristianaCare · Newark, US
$18–$22· Part-time · Associate
Environmental Service Assistant II - Floor Tech - Part Time - 16 Hrs. Weekly/32 Hrs. Biweekly - 11pm - 7:30am Shift - Every Other Weekend and Holiday (Tram/Newark Campus)New
ChristianaCare · Newark, US
$18–$22· Part-time
Specialist, RegulatoryNew
Energizer Holdings · Ebbw Vale, United Kingdom
Associate
EHS Engineer - Chemical LeadNew
Danaher · Solna, Sweden
On-site · Full-time · Senior
Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) LeadNew
Solcoa Industries · Alameda, US
Competitive base salary· On-site · Full-time · SeniorVisa
Sanitation Technician
Campbell's · Franklin, US
$20–$20
Control Room Operator
Drax Group · Gloster, US
On-site · Full-time
Environmental Service Aide
Virginia Information Technologies Agency · Roanoke, US
The Safety and Social Enterprises Coordinator oversees workplace safety, emergency preparedness, regulatory risk mitigation across all multi-site facilities and programs, and development of social enterprise initiatives and client centered opportunities.
Responsibilities
Design, implement, and maintain comprehensive Workplace Safety, Hazard Communication, Emergency Action, and Environmental Health programs across all organizational sites.
Ensure full compliance with OSHA, NYC Department of Buildings (DOB), Fire Department of New York (FDNY), NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH), and state regulatory licensing bodies (e.g., OASAS, OMH, DOH).
Serve as the primary point of contact for government inspections (FDNY, OSHA, DOB, DOHMH) and direct corrective action plans for any identified violations or notices.
Oversee site fire/life-safety equipment maintenance schedules, including sprinkler systems, fire alarms, extinguishers, commercial kitchen hood systems, and emergency lighting.
Conduct routine unannounced and scheduled safety audits and risk evaluations across all residential and outpatient facilities.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Risk Management, Human Resources, Public Health, or a related field
Nice to have: Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
Nice to have: Associate Safety Professional (ASP)
Nice to have: Certified Protection Professional (CPP)
Environmental Services Assistant II - Floor Tech - Part Time - 24 Hrs. Weekly/48 Hrs. Biweekly - 11pm - 7:30am Shift - Every Other Weekend and Holiday - Newark Campus
As an Environmental Services Assistant II, you will help create a clean, safe, healing environment for patients, visitors, and caregivers while performing advanced environmental and floor care responsibilities throughout our healthcare facilities.
Compensation
This position has a starting rate of $18.23 per hour, regardless of prior experience. After six months of continuous employment, the hourly rate will automatically increase to $21.32 per hour. After one year of continuous employment, the hourly rate will automatically increase to $22.34 per hour.
Responsibilities
Perform specialized cleaning and disinfection of patient rooms, isolation rooms, procedural areas, clinical spaces, and high-touch surfaces following infection prevention guidelines and regulatory requirements.
Maintain compliance with healthcare environmental cleaning standards, infection control protocols, and departmental procedures.
Safely utilize cleaning chemicals, disinfectants, dilution systems, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Support initiatives focused on reducing healthcare-associated infections, improving patient experience, and maintaining regulatory readiness.
Collect, transport, and dispose of trash, regulated waste, recyclable materials, infectious waste, and soiled linens according to established safety standards.
Environmental Service Assistant II - Floor Tech - Part Time - 16 Hrs. Weekly/32 Hrs. Biweekly - 11pm - 7:30am Shift - Every Other Weekend and Holiday (Tram/Newark Campus)
Assist in environmental cleaning and floor care at ChristianaCare facilities, ensuring infection prevention and patient safety.
Compensation
This position has a starting rate of $18.23 per hour, regardless of prior experience. After six months of continuous employment, the hourly rate will automatically increase to $21.32 per hour. After one year of continuous employment, the hourly rate will automatically increase to $22.34 per hour.
Responsibilities
Perform specialized cleaning and disinfection of patient rooms, isolation rooms, procedural areas, clinical spaces, and high-touch surfaces following infection prevention guidelines and regulatory requirements.
Maintain compliance with healthcare environmental cleaning standards, infection control protocols, and departmental procedures.
Safely utilize cleaning chemicals, disinfectants, dilution systems, and personal protective equipment (PPE).
Support initiatives focused on reducing healthcare-associated infections, improving patient experience, and maintaining regulatory readiness.
Collect, transport, and dispose of trash, regulated waste, recyclable materials, infectious waste, and soiled linens according to established safety standards.
The Regulatory Specialist for Global Auto Care is responsible for product regulatory compliance, regulatory research, registrations and chemical database management in Europe for our auto care products (Appearance, Performance and Air Freshener), to help support product development and market growth.
Responsibilities
Safety Data Sheet development
Chemical and product registrations
Reviewing product and packaging safety and regulatory labelling against checklist
Regulatory research
Maintain technical and safety documents in an online database
The EHS Engineer – Chemical Lead combines hands-on occupational health and safety support in manufacturing with site-wide responsibility for chemical and flammable-substance management.
Responsibilities
Drive improvements in occupational health and safety in manufacturing, with a focus on ergonomics, machine safety, and systematic work environment management (SAM)
Lead the site-level management of chemicals and flammable substances, including risk assessments, safe handling and storage, trainings, chemical inventories, safety data sheets, introduction and substitution of chemicals, and compliance with REACH, CLP, and relevant Swedish requirements
Develop clear work instructions and deliver practical training in workplace safety, chemical handling and storage, exposure prevention, PPE, and emergency response
Provide hands-on EHS support to employees, managers, and project teams, ensuring that workplace safety and chemical risks are addressed in daily operations and changes to equipment, processes, and facilities
Develop and follow up improvement plans across both areas, investigate workplace and chemical incidents, and support business continuity and emergency preparedness with a focus on chemical and fire risks in critical areas
Requirements
Relevant education in occupational health and safety, engineering, environmental science, or a related field
Clean and sanitize processing equipment and production areas in accordance with established food manufacturing regulations, company standards, and government sanitation requirements.
Execute cleaning activities outlined in the Master Sanitation Schedule and maintain housekeeping throughout the facility.
Operate sanitation and cleaning equipment, including power washers, foam applicators, steamers, powered lifts, scissor lifts, floor scrubbers, vacuum systems, compactors, and other sanitation tools.
Safely operate material handling equipment such as floor jacks, trash compactors, and related equipment.
Disassemble, clean, inspect, and reassemble processing equipment, including pumps, filters, bucket elevators, slurry systems, and other machinery.
Requirements
High School Diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Nice to have: previous sanitation experience within a food, beverage, pharmaceutical, or consumer packaged goods manufacturing environment
Nice to have: allergen control and elimination procedures
Nice to have: food safety systems and regulatory requirements
Nice to have: operating powered lifts, floor scrubbers, power washers, and other sanitation equipment
Operate and monitor plant systems, manage pellet production processes, ensure safety and compliance, and provide training and mentorship to peers.
Compensation
competitive wages, comprehensive health and dental benefits, and an RRSP matching plan to support your financial goals. You’ll also participate in a company bonus plan that rewards overall Drax performance and safety.
Responsibilities
Monitor HMI tools and plant systems
Manage drying processes and pellet production
Communicate safety concerns to plant employees and leadership
Uphold housekeeping standards
Complete safety training
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Experience in heavy industry operations
Support the safety, cleanliness, and operational needs of a Veterans Care Center by managing supplies, equipment, and safety training.
Compensation
Hiring Range: $31,579 - $40,000
Responsibilities
Manage Supplies & Equipment: Keep department stocked and organized by tracking inventory, delivering supplies, flagging shortages, and performing routine preventative maintenance on equipment.
Champion Safety & Training: Stay up-to-date on OSHA guidelines and Safety Data Sheets (SDS). Lead hands‑on in‑service training to teach staff how to safely handle chemicals and care for equipment.
Keep Operations Running Smoothly: Maintain accurate inventory records, observe and report equipment/chemical safety practices to the Assistant Director of ES, and step in to assist with evolving facility needs (including state‑declared emergencies).