What are the responsibilities and job description for the Environmental Health Specialist position at OSU Okmulgee?
Job Summary
The Environmental Health Specialist will be responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining environmental and life safety standards on campus. This includes conducting inspections, providing safety training, and ensuring compliance with regulatory agencies.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and maintain current policy and procedures in the areas of campus and life safety.
- Conduct periodic checks to ensure compliance with policy and procedures, noting concerns and making recommendations for resolution.
- Maintain records on safety issues such as fire extinguisher maintenance and hazardous material labeling and disposal.
- Serve as the Safety Officer for the emergency management team during critical incidents.
- Review accidents as they relate to safety issues and track campus-wide workers' compensation accidents and related costs.
- Develop and facilitate safety training and professional development opportunities.
- Conduct routine safety audits of all facilities and communicate audit results to the Director of Public Safety.
- Maintain a quality control program to ensure standards are met and oversee ADA compliance.
- Perform monthly inspections of AEDs and fire extinguishers, including portable units, fire alarm panels, and sprinkler systems campus-wide.
- Conduct building and construction reviews regarding fire and life safety regulations and emergency lighting checks.
- Collaborate with other departments and OSU campuses relative to EHS operations.
