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Listing BioSafety ManagerWorld-Class University (Confidential), Boston, MA Area Salary: To $100,000 Our client is a world-class university with a community of over 30,000 students and employees. They seek a professional to manage biosafety for the university's laboratories, microbiological research facilities and other departments where the safety of pathological, biological or medical-related wastes and products must be assured. This includes:
Ideal candidate will hold degree(s) in Microbiology or related discipline(s) RBP and/or CPSP professional designation and substantial related experience. For More Information: 5/5/08 b2_Position: b3_Employer: b4_Location: b5_Salary: b6_DateAvailable: b8_Description: Senior IACUC CoordinatorUniversity of Connecticut, Storrs, CT Salary: This is a revision of an employment opportunity at the University of Connecticut that had been previously posted. The University of Connecticut Office of the Vice Provost for Research and Graduate Education is seeking a Program Specialist I to function as a Senior IACUC Coordinator. This individual will report to the Associate Director of the Office of Research Compliance (ORC)/IACUC and is expected to play a key role in preparing the University's animal care and use program for accreditation by the Association for the Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC). In addition, this individual will work closely with other research compliance staff members, the Office of Animal Research Services (OARS) and members of the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) to ensure that all animal care and use activities related to research and/or teaching conform to all applicable University, State, Federal and other external regulatory requirements. Responsibilities include preparing the University's animal care and use program for AAALAC accreditation by preparing draft policies and guidelines related to the use of animals for research and teaching; preparing manuals detailing the operation of the IACUC and the IACUC office; overseeing further development of the IACUC website; and assisting in identifying and preparing training programs for IACUC members, researchers and new staff. The successful candidate will maintain current knowledge on federal, state, local and other animal research and teaching regulations, guidelines, and policies and ensure that any changes are integrated into procedures, policies and SOPs. In addition, this person will assume responsibility for routine compliance activities, including the preliminary review of animal research and teaching protocols, participation in semi-annual and other inspections of animal housing and use facilities and animal care and use programs and prepare reports for review by the IACUC. Qualifications include a Bachelor's degree in the biological sciences or related field and two to five years of professional experience with animal research compliance requiring knowledge and understanding of applicable regulations (or equivalent combination of education and experience); experience interpreting, analyzing and applying federal and university guidelines to promote compliant practices; knowledge and understanding of scientific methodology; good scientific and technical writing skills and demonstrated computer proficiency (word processing, PowerPoint, spreadsheet); excellent organizational, communication (both verbal and written) and interpersonal skills; experience giving presentations to individuals or groups; and the ability to effectively multi-task to meet deadlines and troubleshoot problems. Candidate should be able to work with minimal supervision and a high level of independence and discretion. Research experience is very desirable. Knowledge and understanding of applicable IACUC regulations, functions and responsibilities is essential. Ability to collegially interact with others to provide guidance and assistance in meeting regulatory requirements and resolving problems is also desirable Please submit a cover letter, resume and the names, addresses, email and telephone numbers of three professional references to Arlene Jacobsen, Office of Research Compliance, 438 Whitney Road Extension, Unit-1246, Storrs, CT 06269, or via fax (860) 486-1044 or email: Arlene.jacobsen@uconn.edu . Electronic submissions are preferred. Screening of candidates will begin immediately and continue until a suitable candidate is found. Salary will be commensurate with education and experience. We encourage members of under-represented groups, including minorities, women and people with disabilities, to apply. For More Information: 5/5/08 Biological Safety SpecialistCity Of Hope, Duarte Salary: Depending on Experience Where will your biological safety knowledge have the most
impact? Discovery & compassion together for life City of Hope is an innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution dedicated to the prevention and cure of cancer and other life-threatening illness. Our 112-acre campus in Duarte provides a meaningful, beautiful and life-affirming environment for dedicated professionals to support our visionary research and compassionate care. Biological Safety Specialist As a Biological Safety Specialist, you will be responsible for reviewing our program and implementing NIH, CDC, State of California and City of Hope requirements pertaining to Biological Safety. You will participate in hazard analysis of laboratories, provide technical guidance to staff members, and assist with reviewing all proposals and applications for the use of biological materials. This position requires a BS in Biology or related field and experience in Health, Safety and Bio-safety. You must be familiar with NIH and CDC Bio-Safety Guidelines. You should also be or become a member of the American Biological Safety Association. Strong communication, word processing and computer skills are essential. Join City of Hope as we work together to achieve the highest levels of biological safety and professional success. City of Hope is an Equal Opportunity Employer. For More Information: 4/29/08 Laboratory InspectorConstella Group, LLC, Atlanta, GA Salary: Job Description: Ability to comprehend complex Federal and State biosafety and biosecurity guidelines/regulations and apply them within two months of hire. Ability to travel 25% (national and international) to assess laboratory biosafety and biosecurity, regulatory compliance, and/or emergency preparedness. Ability to review high volumes of information from multiple sources and elicit key data in preparation for the assessments. Ability to complete high-quality, accurate, and detailed assessment reports under strict deadlines to the client's satisfaction 100% of the time. Ability to work as a team to address urgent client issues and solve complex problems. Required Experience: Knowledge of CDC Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories (BMBL), 4th and 5th editions. Knowledge of NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules. Knowledge of infectious diseases, their transmission and the application of methods to safely control infectious materials in research, clinical, production or testing work environments. Immunizations may be required. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Education or Equivalent Experience: Masters of Science degree in Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, or related scientific fields. Combination of education and work experience equal to a minimum of 5 years of demonstrated experience in clinical, veterinary, or research laboratories working with hazardous bacterial/viral organisms, toxins, or recombinant products. ABSA/ASM Registered Biosafety Professional or equivalent desirable. US Citizenship Required. Must undergo background check. For More Information: 04/29/08 Senior Environmental Biosafety SpecialistNew York University, New York, NY Salary: Environmental Health and Safety. Develop and manage biosafety program at New York University and manage biosafety issues, including select agents, recombinant DNA, infectious materials and waste, bloodborne pathogens, and tuberculosis. Provide expertise for the design and management of biosafety level facilities, on grant applications involving biological and/or chemical materials, and to related committees (Institutional Biosafety Committee, University Animal Welfare Committee). Conduct biosafety risk assessments and training to ensure University is in compliance with federal laws and regulations. Assist with the management of other environmental health and safety programs and issues, including hazardous waste management and disposal, chemical hygiene, indoor air quality, and asbestos/lead abatement. Report to the Director, Environmental Health and Safety. For More Information: 5/2/08 Research Laboratory Biosafety OfficerChildren's Hospital Boston, Boston, MA Salary: competitive plus robust benefits package Children's Hospital Boston, Boston, MA Children's Hospital Boston (CHB) has an opening for a Biosafety Officer (BSO). The position is part of the Research Administration directorate and reports to the Manager of Research Laboratory Support Office (RLSO). The CHB has a diverse research enterprise with approximately 200 active biological use registrations. The BSO reviews initial applications for recombinant DNA, infectious agent, human materials and biological toxin use authorizations, carries out laboratory audits, advises personnel on all aspects of biological safety, provides biological safety training, and manages compliance records and registrations. The BSO also reviews animal protocols for biological hazards that may impact the researchers, animal care staff or compliance. The position also provides the research community with educational and operational best lab practice expertise and is involved in an active repository protection program. Other areas of responsibility include training, compliance surveys, shipping and material transfers, and other laboratory support activities managed by the RLSO. Applicants should have previous biosafety experience and/or advanced academic background in biology or related fields. The position requires strong interpersonal skills and will be expected to work in a collaborative environment to support the research community. Please apply to job requisition #15381 at www.childrenshospital.jobs For More Information: 4/40/08 Senior Biological Safety OfficerThe Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, Georgia Salary: Minimum qualifications: Preferred: Responsibilities: Shift: Days/M-F. Minimum Annual Salary: $91,764
Pay Grade: 27 The Medical College of Georgia is an equal employment, equal access, and equal educational opportunity and affirmative action institution. It is the policy of the University to recruit, hire, train, promote and educate persons without regard to age, disability, gender, national origin, race, religion, sexual orientation or veteran status. This position is also responsible for promoting a customer friendly environment and providing superior service to our patients, students, faculty, and employees. "MCG is a patient-and-family-centered care institution, where employees partner everyday with patients and families for success." MCG is a tobacco free environment and the use of any tobacco products on any part of the campus, both inside and outside, is strictly prohibited. For More Information: 4/30/08 BSL-3 Lab ManagerMontana State University, Bozeman, MT Salary: $22,500 1/2 time The role of the Laboratory Manager is to provide management of the BSL-3 facility at Montana State University. The Laboratory Manager reports directly to the BSL-3 Facility Director. Major duties will include: Ensuring that all policies, procedures and practices are being observed by BSL-3 personnel; Providing facility maintenance oversight in cooperation with Facilities Services personnel; Managing the daily operation of both the laboratory and animal housing portions of the BSL3; Purchasing supplies and services; Assising the Director in writing, implementation and evaluation of standard operating procedures; The position is half time with possibility of increase to 3/4 time. For More Information: 4/26/08 Laboratory Safety OfficerUniversity of Houston, Houston, TX Salary: $46,737 Support laboratory safety function by auditing laboratories for chemical, radiation and biological hazards, training principal investigators and other laboratory personnel, and approving laboratory protocols for biological hazards. There are several laboratory safety officers, each with a different area of specialization. The area of specialization for this position is biological safety. For More Information: 4/15/08 Coordinator, Committee on Microbiological Safety (IBC)Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts Salary: $42,334-$66,718 (or more) This position is responsible for coordinating activities associated with the smooth operation of Harvard's Institutional Biosafety Committee (COMS). COMS is responsible for biosafety at Harvard's 17 research institutions: 5 Harvard schools and 12 affiliated institutions. In this position the coordinator will work with the Director of Biosafety to maintain a safe workplace and environment in laboratories and clinical settings throughout the University. Duties include developing meeting agendas and writing meeting minutes, maintaining database records, interacting with Biosafety officers and investigators, acting as liaison with university, hospital, local, state and federal regulatory bodies, and with human use and animal committees, to ensure compliance with Biosafety regulations. Basic qualifications: College degree required (preferably in biology), or an equivalent of education plus relevant business experience. Five or more years of related experience. Education beyond high school may count toward experience. Additional requirements: Five years of biological laboratory experience preferred. Advanced degree helpful. Excellent writing and speaking skills are necessary. Must have prior experience taking committee minutes. Ability to take initiative where appropriate, and work independently. Strong organizational skills essential. Successful candidate will be competent with computer software programs such as wordprocessing, spread sheet, and database management. Basic understanding of biological safety including Biosafety levels, laboratory design, and qualitative risk analysis. Experience in biological safety, ABSA membership, ability to work productively with a very wide range of scientists, regulators, and administrators, involvement with professional organizations. For More Information: 4/10/08 ABSL-3 TECHNICIANLovelace Respiratory Research Institute, Albuquerque, NM Salary: DOE Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute ABSL-3 TECHNICIAN (JOB #S3208) Challenging opportunity in our ABSL-3 laboratory, working on various projects, with a strong emphasis on necropsy and microbiology. One (1) year of directly related work experience in a research, commercial or hospital laboratory with demonstrated ability to successfully perform a variety of routine laboratory procedures using standard laboratory equipment and instruments. Course work or work experience in general biology, comparative or mammalian anatomy, or mammalian physiology are desirable. Must be computer literate and capable of processing data. We offer competitive salaries and excellent benefits. For More Information: 4/9/08 SENIOR BIOSAFETY PROFESSIONALLovelace Respiratory Research Institute, Albuquerque, NM Salary: DOE LOVELACE RESPIRATORY RESEARCH INSTITUTE SENIOR BIOSAFETY PROFESSIONAL Job #S14007 Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute (LRRI) is seeking a Senior Biosafety Professional to implement and assist in the management of LRRI's Biosafety Program at its two Albuquerque, NM locations. This is a unique and exciting opportunity to join rapidly expanding research program dedicated largely to work with infectious agents and biological toxins at BSL-2, ABSL-2, BSL-3 and ABSL-3 enhanced containment. The incumbent is responsible for LRRI's compliance with existing and developing standards and regulations issued by federal, state and local agencies such as CDC, NIH, DOD, USDA, and OSHA. In addition, the incumbent may provide biological safety expertise and travel to support grant and contract work awarded to the Institute. The Senior Biosafety Professional reports to the Director, Environment, Safety and Health. Primary duties include project review, biosafety training, laboratory audits, facility reviews, emergency response, incident reviews, participation in the IBC, and advising management and staff on biological safety matters. In addition, the incumbent will join a multidisciplinary team that will be charged with ensuring successful commissioning and certification of new construction, and the ongoing development and implementation of the Standard Operating Procedures that will ensure a safe, compliant, and effective research environment. The incumbent must pass the Department of Justice security clearance and serve as an Alternate Responsible Official for the Select Agents Program. Qualifications: Master's degree in Biology, Microbiology, Virology, Genetics, Molecular Biology, Public Health or a related discipline with 5+ years of experience in biomedical research or related field, and CBSP preferred. BSL-3 and ABSL-3 experience preferred. Must have excellent communication skills and be comfortable with presenting to large groups. Requires successful completion of occupational medicine requirements, including respirator medical clearance, select vaccinations, etc. May be subject to a government security investigation to meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information. We provide excellent benefits and a competitive salary. For More Information: 4/9/08 Environmental Health (REHS) & Biosafety Programs SpecialistUniversity of California - Riverside, Riverside, CA Salary: $4056 - $5889 / Month About the Position The position will serve as Environmental Health Program Manager, and as an Assistant BioSafety Officer for the campus. Performs all public health inspections and plan review for the campus. Provides consultative services for and evaluates food facilities, swimming pools, water quality, vector biology and control, solid and liquid waste, emergency preparedness, and response including disaster sanitation and temporary food service locations. In addition, performs a variety of scientific and technical duties in the campus Laboratory and Research Safety Program as an assistant to the BioSafety Officer (BSO). Collaborates with the BSO and with all EH&S staff in the delivery of biosafety services to the campus community. Develops policies and procedures for campus Emergency Response Plan for Infectious diseases. The Ideal Candidate The ideal candidate will have current State of California Registered Environmental Health Specialist Certification and a Bachelor's degree in biology, microbiology, biochemistry, medical science, or a related discipline. Demonstrated experience performing health inspections of food facilities, public bathing places, and temporary food facilities. Experience with public plan review, recombinant DNA technologies, regulations specific to food facilities. Physical ability to move full 55 gallon drums with appropriate equipment assistance, lift 40 pounds, wear and utilize self-contained breathing apparatus. For More Information: 4/1/08 Biosafety ManagerUSDA, Ames, IA Salary: $65K - $88K Responsible for the operation of a comprehensive biosafety program at a large veterinary research and diagnostic institution, including a large select agent program and multiple high containment facilities. Supervises a new team of 9 biosafety professionals. For More Information: 3/30/08 Biological Safety OfficerUniversity of Cincinnati, Cincinnati OH Salary: $43-$78,000 Reporting to the Research Compliance Officer, the incumbent will serve as an expert resource in the development, implementation and management of institutional biosafety programs, files, documents related to biosafety in the Academic Health Center. To analyze data, incident reports and audits in order to provide input to the development of corrective and preventative practices and procedures related to biosafety and health issues. In addition, the incumbent will assist with aspects of the function of the University's Biosafety Office and Level 3 Laboratory. Specific duties and responsibilities: Serve as an expert resource and provide assistance to the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) with developing, implementing, and directing a comprehensive biological safety program throughout all research labs that meet NIH, CDC, USDA, and granting agency requirements. Will include recombinant DNA (rDNA) and human/plant/animal gene transfer; infectious agents and biologically derived toxins; and human tissues, fluids and cells/cell cultures. Serve as a key member of the IBC. Assist IBC Chair by interacting with investigators whose work is under review by committee, review all research protocols to ensure adequate biosafety measures are included, provide guidance to IBC on containment issues, implements IBC-approved policies and action plans. Assist investigators, provide guidance and technical expertise to staff with all matters related to biosafety, including but not limited to biological agent shipping requirements (including select agent transfer), bio-containment practices, risk assessment, regulations/guidelines interpretation for biological agents and rDNA. Perform annual audits and risk assessments to endure compliance with regulations, guidelines and IBC requirements pertaining to the use, handling and disposal of biohazards, select agents and rDNA. Liaise with the BL3 Facility Director to serve as an expert resource in the development, implementation and management of institutional biosafety programs, files, documents related to biosafety in the Academic Health Center and to serve as the Alternate Responsible Official for select agent use. To analyze data, incident reports and audits in order to provide input to the development of corrective and preventative practices and procedures related to biosafety. Assist the IBC response to employee incident investigations, laboratory audits, and follow-up to develop corrective and preventative practices and procedures related to biosafety issues. Maintains in-depth knowledge and serves as an organizational resource on federal and state regulations. Provide services and consultation in a manner to be regularly and conveniently available to meet the needs of IBC as determined by ORCRA or the managing Biosafety Office director. Maintain currency in field through continuing education, literature and seminars. Impart this knowledge to the investigators, Biosafety Office, and ORCRA. Perform other duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree with five (5) years experience. Degree must be in Microbiology, Biological Science, or related discipline. Experience must be in development and management of a biological safety program. Must possess Professional Bio-Safety Certification. Experience may also require at least three (3) years supervision. For More Information: 3/28/08 Biosafety SpecialistUniversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Salary: $31,352 - $64,347 Under the direction of the Biosafety Officer, the Biosafety Specialist is responsible for training of faculty, staff and students; coordinating and conducting laboratory inspections to assess compliance with regulations and guidelines related to the use, handling and disposal of biological agents; supporting on-call emergency response services; and a wide range of biosafety functions in support of activities involving microorganisms, bio-toxins, human derived materials, recombinant DNA, and animal research. This professional will provide technical guidance to faculty and staff regarding work practices, equipment and facilities for the protection of personnel and the environment from biological agents. The successful candidate will also assist in risk assessment, shipment of biological materials, biocontainment, general occupational health, select agent management; and incident response and investigation. Bachelors degree in microbiology, biology, industrial hygiene or related biological science or safety discipline required. Experience Required: One or more years of experience as a health and safety professional or one or more years of experience in a biomedical laboratory conducting experiments at biosafety level 2 (BSL2) containment. Must understand good microbiological practices and biosafety principles. Must demonstrate strong written and verbal communication skills. Must have the ability to present training materials to large groups. A customer service mentality is required. The ability to conduct detailed, critical analysis of complex situations is essential. The ability to multi-task in a very dynamic work environment is required. For More Information: 3/26/08 Public Health Specialist / Biosafety OfficerUniversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN Salary: The University of Minnesota seeks a professional with proven ability to meet customer needs while ensuring safe operations to administer the University's biosafety program. This position serves the entire University of Minnesota system, coordinating a comprehensive biosafety program that facilities research while managing potential risk to human health and the environment. Primary responsibilities include:
Qualifications Candidates must have a master's degree in microbiology, biology, cell biology, epidemiology, environmental and occupational health, or a related laboratory science and two to four years experience in biosafety. The ideal candidate will also possess:
Additional Information Salary will be commensurate with qualifications. The University of Minnesota offers outstanding benefits including comprehensive medical/dental/life insurance, a defined contribution retirement plan equal to 13% of base salary, and 22 days of vacation per year. The University of Minnesota is one of the most comprehensive public universities in the United States and ranks among the most prestigious. It is both the state land-grant university, with a strong tradition of education and public service, and the state's primary research university, with faculty of national and international reputation. This position is located in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, repeatedly rated as one of the best urban areas to live in the U.S. The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. For More Information: 3/24/08 BSL-3 ManagerSouthern Research Institute, Birmingham AL Salary: 80-100k Based on qualifications BSL-3 Manager Position Birmingham Responsibilities: Oversees the management and use of the A/BSL-3 facility to ensure operational compliance with the BMBL, the OSHA standard, the NIH Guidelines, the CDC/USDA select agent rules, IACUC, USDA GLP requirements, the fire and life safety codes and ADEM and EPA disposal regulations. In addition this person will be responsible for scheduling room usage of IBC approved studies. This position will report to the Director of Compliance and Security. Minimum Qualifications: Direct laboratory experience required. Experience in working BSL-3 animal laboratories where select agents were used, is highly desirable. Experience with IACUC and GLP compliance is a plus. Must be able to obtain a CDC Security Risk Assessment and DEA clearances. Must be able to satisfactorily complete a medical clearance to work with select agents and animals in the BSL-3 in addition to obtaining licensed and investigational vaccinations in the special immunizations program. Must be able to complete OSHA 40 hour Hazwopper training and serve on the emergency response team. Must be able to lift 50 lbs and wear an SCBA and level A suit. Education: The position requires at a minimum a BS (MS preferred) in Biology, Virology, Bacteriology or relevant discipline and 5 years of direct experience in a regulated laboratory environment. Responsibilities:
For More Information: 3/19/08 Animal Biosafety OfficerNational University of Singapore, Singapore Salary: The Biosafety Officer (BSO) is responsible for the development, implementation and management of a comprehensive set of animal biosafety programs and policies to ensure compliance with local regulations and international standards (AAALAC standards, WHO Biosafety and Biosecurity guidelines, etc). The BSO will work as part of a multi-disciplinary Safety, Health and Environmental team and reports to the Director of Office of Safety, Health and Environment (OSHE), NUS. Key Responsibilities: Managing Animal Biosafety Programme, which includes the following:
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For More Information: 3/18/08 Safety/BioSafety OfficerMidwest Research Institute, Palm Bay, Florida Salary: Neg This position coordinates all aspects of the safety & health program at MRI's satellite laboratory facility in Palm Bay, Florida. Serves as Safety Officer and Chemical Hygiene Officer in accordance with OSHA regulations, as well as the Biosafety/Biosurety Officer and Responsible Official in accordance with CDC/USDA regulations. Assists management and staff in the development and implementation of safety and health procedures and policies. Nature and scope (Includes reporting relationships, level of authority and independent judgment, scope of responsibility, and physical requirements of the job.) The Safety Officer/Biosafety Officer reports directly to the Manager, Safety and Health Office. Primary duties include project review, safety training, facility reviews, and advising management and staff on safety matters. Serves as a resource on safety and environmental matters to ensure a safe and healthy working environment. Keeps abreast of current federal, state, and municipal regulations as they apply to occupational safety and the environment. Updates and modifies safety-related procedures manuals as necessary. Coordinates the medical monitoring program, which includes baseline serum collection, vaccinations, drug testing, and physical exams. Perform site inspections to assess compliance with safety and health program requirements. Ensures that safety-related equipment is inspected and/or certified as appropriate and coordinates preventive maintenance for containment laboratories. Provides safety training to technical staff, visitors, and contractors. Coordinates the respiratory protection program. Conducts job safety analysis and hazard surveys in laboratories. Coordinates the daily functions of the hazardous waste program. Oversees hazardous waste storage areas to ensure compliance with applicable local, state, and federal regulations. Coordinates the clean up spilled hazardous materials according to the OSHA laboratory standard and EPA RCRA regulations. Coordinates shipments of hazardous waste for disposal, insuring that procedures and protocols are observed. Provide primary response as required for hazardous material incidents that may occur during transportation of these materials. This position serves as the Responsible Official (RO) for the CDC/USDA Select Agent Program. Serves as the point-of-contact for all matters related to CDC/USDA registration and subsequent compliance with the regulations. Responsible for ensuring compliance with the safety procedures of these regulations, including the development and implementation of safety and emergency response plans. Maintains detailed records as necessary to give a complete accounting of all activities related to select agents or toxins. Performs duties as site Biosurety Officer in relation to the Personnel Reliability Program (BPRP) and use of select agents and toxins. Maintains a complete up-to-date list of the individuals approved for access to select agents and toxins. Ensure transfer of select agents to only registered individuals and facilities. Responsible for notifying the appropriate agencies upon discovery of a theft, loss, or release to the environment of select agents or toxins. Qualificantions
For More Information: 3/17/08 BIOSAFETY OFFICER - Environmental Health and SafetyTufts University, Boston Salary: The Department of Environmental Health and Safety is dedicated to maintaining and promoting a safe and healthy work/school environment that functions in accordance with all applicable federal, state and local regulations. Work is directed at minimizing risk of loss, financial or otherwise through protecting the University resources which include employees, students, visitors, animals and property. EH&S provides numerous trainings to the students and employees on hazards they may encounter in the course of their work and what their role is for maintaining a safe and compliant institution. EH&S continuously surveys buildings, dormitories and labs, and will regularly audit the research laboratories and document the findings. Unsafe or hazardous situations identified are addressed with the user and corrective action is recommended. EH&S staff respond to challenges and inquiries from citizens, employees, students and regulatory agencies. Determines or recommends specific actions for emergency responses to a hazardous situation. EH&S program areas include: Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Compliance, Biosafety, Radiation Safety and Research Lab Safety. With an office on the Tufts University Boston campus, the Biosafety Officer works under the direction of the Tufts University Occupational Health and Biosafety Manager to ensure compliance with applicable biological safety and occupational health standards, regulations and guidelines. The position is jointly funded by Tufts University and Tufts New England Medical Center to provide biosafety support to both the university and the hospital. Daily activities will be managed by the Biosafety Manager. Emergencies and the overall compliance of the hospital facilities will be managed by the senior administration at T-NEMC. The Biosafety Manager and Biosafety Officer will maintain open and frequent communications with key TNEMC staff. The Biosafety Officer will:
Basic Requirements: B.S. in Biology or Microbiology or related discipline with 3-5 years related experience. Familiarity with Microsoft Office and standard office software. Knowledge of laboratory equipment and research processes. Must be comfortable working in a laboratory environment and in discussing experimental protocols. Must be able to wear an N-95 or PAPR. Must pass a Criminal History and background check conducted by the University and must successfully complete the Department of Justice security clearance required for Select Agent Program management. Able to lift 20 pounds. Valid U.S. Drivers License required. Preferred Qualifications: Master's Degree preferred with 5 years related biosafety experience. RBP or CBSP preferred or willingness to obtain professional certifications. 3-5 years experience in biomedical research laboratories or closely related discipline. 1 - 3 years experience in both small and large animal biosafety practices and procedures. BSL-3 and ABSL-3 experience preferred. Experience in a Select Agent Program preferred. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. In depth knowledge of regulations pertaining to research with biological agents. Strong presentation and training skills supported by in depth knowledge of practices and procedures that are done in BSL-1, BSL-2 and BSL-3 labs. Special Work Requirements: Position requires carrying a cell phone which should remain on at all times (24/7) unless alternate arrangements have been approved by the Biosafety Manager. Night and weekend calls are possible. Certain emergencies may require an on site response at night or the weekend. May require occasional scheduled evening and weekend work in order to provide training for employees that work weekend or night shifts and for town first responders. Tufts University is an AA/EOE employer and actively seeks candidates from diverse backgrounds. For More Information: 3/12/08 BIOLOGICAL SAFETY PROFESSIONALLawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA Salary: DOE NATURE AND SCOPE OF JOB The Industrial Hygiene Section (IHS) in the Safety & Health Programs Division (SHPD) of the Hazards Control Department (HCD) has an opening for a Biological Safety Professional. The selected candidate will provide comprehensive support to LLNL Biosafety programs. The selected candidate will report to the IHS Leader. Will interact with all levels of personnel throughout LLNL as well as outside agencies such as the Department of Energy (DOE), the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and other DOE contractor facilities. ESSENTIAL DUTIES
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For More Information: 3/12/08 Health and Safety Representative - Fixed Duration EmployeeEli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN Salary: For more than 130 years, Lilly has been dedicated to meeting the health care needs of people in the United States and around the world. We address these needs primarily by developing innovative medicines-investing a higher percentage of our sales in research and development than any other major pharmaceutical company. If you are interested in being considered for employment with a "Best in Class" Pharmaceutical company, please review the following opportunity: Health and Safety Representative - Fixed Duration Employee Your main responsibility will be authoring Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs) in the SAP EHS system. You will have primary responsibility for conducting scientifically defensible hazard assessments against applicable global hazard communication regulations and industry "best practice". These assessments are utilized in the development of MSDSs to communicate potential occupational hazards to employees throughout the company as well as outside customers. You will also be responsible for the final review and approval of MSDSs and labeling information in accordance with global regulatory requirements. In addition, you will complete transportation classifications in compliance with international shipping regulations. This position is in an office setting and requires a quick learner of new computer software programs. This position is not permanent. It is for a fixed duration of up to 4 years. KEY OBJECTIVES/DELIVERABLES:
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Lilly credits its exceptional employees for its successes, and knows the key to ongoing achievement lies in attracting and retaining the best people. A company rich in heritage, Lilly employs individuals, conducts research and markets products worldwide. By providing for the unmet needs of our customers through a continuous stream of innovation, we will outgrow all competitors. Lilly earns consistent and wide recognition for creating an exceptional work environment:
ELI LILLY AND COMPANY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. For More Information: 3/12/08 BIOSAFETY RESEARCH COORDINATORBoston University, Boston, MA Salary: Grade 73 BIOSAFETY RESEARCH COORDINATOR, Office of Research Systems, GRADE 73, BOSTON UNIVERSITY Job Description: Provide administrative and technical support regarding the use of recombinant DNA (rDNA) and biohazardous materials in research. Facilitate communication and compliance within and between the research staff and committees to ensure that federal, state, and voluntary standards for use are being met by the institution. Enable support and/or implement policies and standards developed by the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC). Assist investigators with satisfactory completion of protocol applications for review by the committees. Assist with development of new or modify current training programs for investigators to include current information. Inform the committees on a regular basis of changes in federal policy. Required Skills: Bachelor's Degree with 1 to 3 years of relevant administrative experience required. Familiarity with an academic research setting and regulatory affairs preferred. For More Information: 3/10/08 National Biosafety & Biocontainment Training Program FellowNBBTP, Bethesda, MD Salary: stipend The mission of the National Biosafety and Biocontainment Training Program (NBBTP) is to prepare biosafety and Biocontainment professionals of the highest caliber to meet the needs of the biomedical, emerging disease and civilian biodefense research communities through the 21st century. The NBBTP offers two year post-baccalaureate and post-doctoral fellowships at the NIH campus in Bethesda, MD. These fellowships provide a rare opportunity to receive professional training in biosafety and biocontainment at the foremost biomedical research center in the world. The NBBTP Certificate and Professional Development Courses are the premier post-graduate certificate program and continuing education training for personnel currently working in high containment facilities. Participants benefit from training fundamentals of the gold-standard NBBTP Fellowship program. The NBBTP, a partnership between the Division of Occupational Health and Safety (DOHS) and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) at the National Institutes of Health, is accepting applications through May 1, 2008 for two-year post-doctorate and post-baccalaureate fellowships beginning January 5, 2009. Additional information regarding the Fellowships, the recently announced NBBTP Operations & Maintenance Certificate and Professional Development courses is available online at www.nbbtp.org. For More Information: 3/4/08 Associate Industrial HygienistCalifornia Department of Public Health, Richmond, VA Salary: 4960-6577 per month OPEN EXAMINATION ASSOCIATE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST CONTINUOUS TESTING IC62 / 3856 8H1AR02 California State Government supports equal opportunity to all regardless of race, color, creed, national origin, ancestry, gender, marital status, disability, religious or political affiliation, age, or sexual orientation. It is the objective of the State of California to achieve a drug-free work place. Any applicant for state employment will be expected to behave in accordance with this objective because the use of illegal drugs is inconsistent with the law of the state, the rules governing civil service, and the special trust placed in public servants. WHO SHOULD APPLY: Persons who meet the minimum qualifications (entrance requirements) as stated on this announcement may take this examination, which is competitive. HOW TO APPLY: To learn more about the job and testing arrangements, contact the testing office shown below. Applications are available through the internet at http://www.spb.ca.gov/jobs/stateapp.htm and at the testing office shown below. Applications may be filed in person or by mail with: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH (916) 324-0286 DO NOT SUBMIT APPLICATIONS TO THE STATE PERSONNEL BOARD CROSS-FILING INFORMATION: If you meet the entrance requirements for this class and for Assistant Industrial Hygienist, you may file for both examinations on a single application. You must indicate the class title(s) for which you are applying on the application Form STD. 678. FINAL FILING DATE: There is no final filing date. Testing is considered continuous as dates can be set at any time. The testing office will accept applications continuously and will notify and test applicants as needs warrant. TESTING PERIOD: A candidate may be tested only once during any testing period. The testing period for this classification is January 1 through December 31. SALARY RANGES: $4960 - $6577 per month. POSITION DESCRIPTION: Under general direction, the Associate Industrial Hygienist performs difficult industrial hygiene work in connection with occupational and environmental health hazards; conducts research on problems of occupational and environmental hazards; develops special sampling and measuring apparatus and techniques; investigates complaints of unhealthful occupational and environmental conditions and recommends corrective action; represents the department at meetings of professional and community groups; works with and advises local health departments, industry and employee groups, and State and other governmental agencies in the field of industrial hygiene, environmental, and public health; assists in collecting and interpreting statistical data; prepares presentations and articles for publication; assists in training, directing, and reviewing the work of other personnel; may act as lead person over subordinate staff members in connection with studies or special projects; and does other related work. Positions exist with the Department of Public Health in Richmond. REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMITTANCE TO THE EXAMINATION: It is your responsibility to make sure you meet the education and/or experience requirements stated on this announcement on the date you submit your application. Your signature on your application indicates that you have read, understood, and possess the basic qualifications required. NOTE: Applications/resumes must include "to" and "from" dates (month/day/year), time base, civil service class title(s), and range (if applicable) for all work experience. College course information must include title, semester or quarter units, name of institution, completion dates, and degree (if applicable). Applications/resumes received without this information will be rejected. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Qualifying experience may be combined on a proportionate basis if the following requirements include more than one pattern and are distinguished as Either I, or II, or III, etc. Either I One year of experience in the California state service performing the duties of an Assistant Industrial Hygienist. Or II Experience: Three years of increasingly responsible professional or technical experience in identifying, evaluating, and controlling health hazards in work places, and developing, evaluating and implementing occupational and environmental health standards. This experience shall include at least two years in a position comparable in level, responsibility, and duties to that of an Assistant Industrial Hygienist in the California state service. (A Master's Degree in Chemistry, Engineering, Environmental Health, Industrial Hygiene, Public Health, or a closely related curriculum may be substituted for one year of the required general experience. A Master's Degree in Industrial Hygiene or Occupational Health, acquired in a two-year master's degree program including planned work experience, may be substituted for two years of required general experience). And Education: Equivalent to graduation from college with major work in industrial hygiene, environmental health, environmental engineering, chemistry, biology, physics, medicine, public health, or in a field directly related to occupational or environmental health and safety. (Additional qualifying experience may be substituted for the required education on a year-for-year basis.) GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS: In addition to the scope defined on this announcement, candidates must possess essential personal qualifications including integrity, initiative, dependability, good judgment, ability to work cooperatively with others, and a state of health consistent with the ability to perform the assigned duties of the class. A medical examination may be required. EXAMINATION INFORMATION: This examination utilizes an evaluation of education and experience (E&E) weighted 100%, and is based solely upon information provided with the application. Information provided with the application will be assessed compared to a standard developed in relation to the elements of the job and linked to the knowledge and abilities required on the job. Special care should be taken to submitting a complete description of your education and experience relevant to the typical tasks, scope, and minimum qualifications stated on this announcement. Supplemental information will be accepted but competitors should read the announcement carefully to determine what kind of information will be useful to those individuals completing the evaluation. The Department of Public Health reserves the right to revise the examination plan to better meet the needs of the service if the circumstances under which this examination was planned change. Such revision will be in accordance with civil service law and rules and all competitors will be notified. SCOPE: Rankings will be determined based on the depth and breadth of professional education and experience beyond what is minimally required. Emphasis will be placed on measuring: Knowledge of:
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ELIGIBLE LIST INFORMATION: Names of successful competitors are merged into a departmental open list established for use by the Department of Public Health in order of final scores regardless of testing date. Eligibility expires 24 months after it is established unless the needs of the service and conditions of the list warrant a change in this period. All candidates meeting the minimum qualifications will be placed on the eligible list. NOTE: Transfer of list eligibility is not permitted from a list established by an E&E examination to a list established by any other type of examination. Eligible Lists established by competitive examination, regardless of date, must be used in the following order: 1) sub-divisional promotional, 2) departmental promotional, 3) multi-departmental promotional, 4) service-wide promotional, 5) departmental open, and 6) open. When there are two lists of the same kind, the older must be used first. VETERANS PREFERANCE: Veterans preference credits will not be granted in this examination since it does not qualify as an entrance examination. TDD is Telecommunications Device for the Deaf and is reachable only from phones equipped with a TDD device. The California Relay (Telephone) Service for the deaf or hearing impaired: MCI from TDD: 1-800-735-2929 MCI from voice telephone: 1-800-735-2922 Sprint from TDD: 1-888-877-5378 Sprint from voice telephone: 1-888-877-5379 For More Information: 2/29/08 Animal Ressources Directora global Leader in animal health, France Salary: 70000€ / 80000€r Reports to the Site Director & Head EMEA Clinical R&D and manages 40 persons. Based in South East France. Responsibilities:
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For More Information: 2/13/08 Assistant Biosafety OfficerUniversity of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA. Salary: range listed is description Environment, Health & Safety Assistant Biosafety Officer ***EH&S Spec II*** DESCRIPTION The Office of Environment, Health & Safety's (EH&S) mission is to provide guidance and services to the campus community that promote health, safety, and environmental stewardship. This position serves as a technical associate to the Campus Biosafety Officer, ensuring the safe use of campus bioagents and biohazards; the position also oversees the campus controlled substance program; ensures compliance of the campus ethanol program, and provides support to other laboratory safety programs. This position is designated as sensitive and is subject to a criminal background check. RESPONSIBILITIES Assistant Biosafety Officer
Controlled Substances Program Manager
Animal Health and Safety/Laboratory Safety
Other duties as assigned, including but not limited to
Understand and support the EH&S mission and vision. Contribute to a successful team oriented work environment ensuring interdependence and cooperation, constructive and positive communications, and mutual support. Promote and exemplify campus, divisional, and departmental high standards for excellent client service, effective use of resources, workplace safety, professional development, personal accountability, and continuous improvement. For full description and requirements, visit http://www.ehs.berkeley.edu REQUIREMENTS/QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED
PREFERRED Preferred: Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or Certified Biosafety Professional (CBSP) or preparing to become a CIH or CBSP. GOVERNING LAWS AND REGULATIONS
SALARY Annual Salary Range: $54,204 - $101,412 Please note: Although full salary range is listed, most offers will not exceed midpoint of the range ($77,808). Highly Competitive Benefits Package OTHER The University of California is an Equal Opportunity Employer. For More Information: 1/9/08 Health & Safety ConsultantRoche Diagnostics, Indianapolis, IN Salary: $41,000-80,000 The Health & Safety Consultant will develop, coordinate, implement, and evaluate company wide health and safety programs. They will act as the Biosafety Officer (BSO) and Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) who is responsible for the development and maintenance of programs designed to anticipate, monitor, control, or eliminate biological/radiation hazards. This position will review protocols and activities involving biological and radiological materials to ensure compliance. They may support initiatives such as but not limited to: Chemical Hygiene, Ergonomics, Lasers, Industrial Hygiene (indoor air quality), and other programs as requested. The ideal candidate possesses specialized knowledge of particular field of study. Requires specific training and certification. Applies advanced skills to the position or specialization. Duties and tasks reflect substantial variety and complexity. Assignments are usually broad in nature and generally require originality and ingenuity. May serve as a resource to all levels of personnel across all business areas, including other Roche locations and assist external customers as needed. Works with considerable independence as it relates to these areas of expertise under the general direction of the Health and Safety Manager. The qualified candidate will have the following: Bachelors degree in Microbiology, Biochemistry, Genetics, Toxicology, Chemistry, Molecular Biology, Industrial Hygiene, Health Physics, or related field and generally 3-5 years of work experience; or Masters Degree preferred with generally 1-3 years of work experience. Possession or ability to attain of a professional certification (e.g. RBP, CBSP, CIH, or CSP) Knowledge of applicable regulations with ability to interpret, anticipate and identify issues of concern, and make sound decisions under conditions of risk and uncertainty. Knowledge and understanding of biosafety and radiation principles, policies, and procedures Knowledge of Federal and State regulations governing biological and radiological research Knowledge of NIH Recombinant DNA guidelines, CDC regulations for microbial pathogens, and relevant USDA, EPA, DOT, IATA, OSHA, and NRC regulations For More Information: 1/9/08 Biosafety ManagerHarvard Univeristy, Cambridge / Boston, MA Salary: Develops, implements, maintains and monitors biosafety programs, policies and procedures to control and eliminate exposures to biological hazards. Provides recommendations for the safe use, proper storage, and disposal of biological and potentially infectious waste materials in compliance with local, state, federal regulations and university policies and guidelines. Reviews and processes biological research registrations for authorization to use recombinant DNA, infectious agents, human and non-human primate materials and other potentially infections materials and select agents and biological toxins. Prepares and presents materials to the researcher-chaired Institutional Biosafety Committee.Manages and performs inspections and risk assessments of BSL1, BSL2, BSL3 and ABSL3 containment facilities to ensure compliance with pertinent biosafety standards, laboratory safety regulations and Institutional Biosafety Committee requirements. Conducts laboratory compliance audit confirmation of Select Agent and BSL3 laboratories.Manages biosafety staff. Develops technical programs for staff enhancement and growth. Establishes team goals, conducts performance evaluations. Prepares and manages the budget for the Biosafety program. Provides guidance and direction to various institutional safety and health committees including the Institutional Biosafety Committee, Animal Care and Use Committee and Cambridge Biosafety Committee on matters pertaining to biosafety issues. Requirements: Must have a B.S. in microbiology or other related field. R.B.P. required; Expert knowledge of pertinent Federal, State and local biosafety policies and regulations. Minimum 7 - 10 years experience in biosafety, with experience in laboratory research, program management and staff supervision. Requires outstanding written, verbal, presentation and computer skills . UOS requires pre-employment drug, reference and background screening. Master of Science is strongly preferred. C.B.S.P strongly preferred. Experience in an academic or institutional setting preferred. Ability to perform in a fast-paced, highly diverse, multi-disciplinary team environment. Develops and delivers training programs for laboratory and clinical workers working with biological agents and other related materials. Training include but not limited to addressing biosafety and laboratory safety requirements set by the NIH, CDC, DOT, IATA and OSHA. Assists Responsible Officials in meeting their regulatory obligations in accordance with HHS/USDA Select Agent and Boston Public Health Commission's Laboratory Regulations. Develops emergency plans for safely and effectively handling spills and personnel contamination involving biohazardous materials. Work with the institutional, local, state and federal agencies investigates accidents and injuries involving biohazards and potentially biohazardous materials. Maintains liaison and interfaces with regulatory agencies regarding new regulations, regulatory interpretations, compliance negotiations, laboratory permits, regulatory reform and related activities. Acts as liaison between the regulatory agencies and Harvard schools.Works with EH&S management team and staff to integrate biosafety into an overall culture of laboratory safety, including biosafety competency among EH&S professional staff. Participates in periodic field assessments, communicates results, develops corrective action plans, and provides consultative guidance to laboratory personnel and to EH&S staff. Participates in an on-call emergency response program. Responds and assists mitigate emergencies on campus involving hazardous materials and other similar materials. Assist investigate accidental exposures of persons to hazardous substances. For More Information: 1/2/08 Biosafety ProfessionalUniversity of Missouri - Kansas City, Missouri Salary: $44,776 - $75,224 To provide clear direction and coordination for the University Biosafety Program on the safe handling of all infectious organisms (bacteria, fungi, parasites, rickettsias, viruses, yeasts, etc.) that can cause disease in humans or cause significant environmental or agricultural impact. The biosafety program will also include work with human or primate tissues, fluids, cells, or cell culture, rDNA, transgenic plants/animals, and work with animals known to be vectors of zoonotic disease. Develop and maintain biosafety policies and procedures for handling, storage, and transport of disease-producing microorganism. Develop and implement comprehensive Bloodborne Pathogen Standard Program. Provide administrative and technical support to the Institutional Biosafety Committee, rDNA subcommittee, and Biohazards in Animals subcommittee. Serve as ex-officio member of the Animal Care and Use Committee. Manage the rDNA and infectious agent laboratory approval and inspection program for biosafety handling, storage, and transportation compliance. Maintain inventory, certification, and inspection of biological safety cabinets. Review and approve research and teaching protocols including biohazardous materials and recombinant DNA. Develop and maintain a current inventory of all infectious, potentially infectious, and genetically engineered microorganisms being used at the University. Develop and conduct biosafety training in bloodborne pathogens, recombinant DNA, emergency response, and infectious agents. Provide administrative and technical guidance for the Animal Care and Use (Occupational Health & Safety) Training Program. Maintain current personnel listing and requirements for the biosafety and occupational health and safety medical surveillance program. Provide EH&S guidance for the development of medical surveillance criteria for research or other biohazard activities. Respond, investigate, and provide technical guidance and coordination of all biohazard and zoonoses (animal to human disease transfer) incidents. Provide emergency response capability and communication for all biohazard emergency response activities. Review and approve new facility design, renovation projects, equipment application, risk/hazard assessment, and personal protective equipment for compliance with University Biosafety Program policies and procedures. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: A Bachelor's degree in Microbiology or a related area or an equivalent combination of education and experience is necessary. Two to three years' experience in the biosafety field is necessary. For More Information: 11/28/07 |
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