Skill
Safety Training
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Safety training involves educating employees on how to recognize hazards, follow proper procedures, and respond to emergencies in their specific work environment, such as fire safety, first aid, or equipment operation. It is often mandated by regulatory bodies (like OSHA in the US) and delivered by safety officers, HR departments, or specialized training providers. Regular safety training is a key component of reducing workplace accidents and maintaining regulatory compliance.
Open roles requiring Safety Training (2)
Supervisory Safety and Occupational Health Specialist
Veterans Health Administration
Full-time · Hines, IL · $100,059 – $130,080
A supervisory federal safety role at a VA hospital managing comprehensive occupational health programs, including hazard assessment, accident investigation, policy development, and staff training across a large medical complex. This suits experienced safety professionals ready to lead compliance initiatives and mentor junior staff in a structured healthcare environment.
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TITLE 5 SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH MANAGER GS-0018-12
Air National Guard Units
Charleston, WV · $89,508 – $116,362
This is a civilian safety and occupational health management role within the National Guard, overseeing comprehensive safety programs across military installations with focus on weapons and explosives safety. The position suits experienced safety professionals who can develop policy, investigate incidents, and provide technical guidance to leadership on risk mitigation.
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