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Statement of work Industrial hygiene and safety Support Services I. Background

As the largest biomedical research institution in the world, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has an extensive occupational health and safety program which supports the complex needs of the intramural research program, NIH patients, visitors, staff, and contractors. In addition to providing direct occupational health and safety technical support to the research programs and the hospital, many other clients are supported as well. The NIH supports 27 Institutes and Centers including the Office of Research Facilities, Office of Animal Care and Use, and Office of Intramural Research, to name a few. The agency’s occupational health and safety program must keep up with rapidly increasing and evolving programmatic demands.

The Division of Safety (DS), Office of Research Services, is responsible for the conduct of NIH’s occupational safety and health program and is seeking contractor support for industrial hygiene, toxicology, and safety services.

Independently, and not as an agent of the Government, the Contractor shall furnish all necessary labor, materials, supplies, equipment, analytical support, transportation, and supervision.

II. Location of Services

Work shall primarily be performed on the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland. Other facilities and locations that may be included are: the NIH Animal Center, located in Poolesville, MD; the Baltimore Research Center, located in Baltimore, MD; and other NIH owned, and leased facilities located in the suburban Maryland metropolitan area. Work may also be performed at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory in Hamilton, MT; Ft. Detrick in Frederick, MD; Phoenix, AZ: and Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

III. General Requirements

It is the policy of the NIH to maintain an environment where occupational health hazards are identified, evaluated, and eliminated or controlled so that personnel do not suffer adverse health effects because of their employment. Activities shall be conducted in a manner that conforms to applicable federal, state, and local regulatory requirements. Exposure to chemical and physical hazards shall be managed to ensure they are below regulated exposure limits.

The Contractor shall provide support services critical to supporting the mission of the DS, the NIH and the Department of Health and Human Services as defined by this Statement of Work. The Contractor shall have demonstrated, prior experience providing the same services as requested in this SOW in large, complex clinical, biomedical research and animal care and use facilities.

The projects at the NIH range in duration from one day to months until completion. Some projects are designed with multiple deliverables phased over an established period. Oversight of all projects shall be performed by the NIH Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR).

The Contractor shall be regularly engaged in the professional practice of industrial hygiene and safety in accordance with this Statement of Work (SOW). The Contractor personnel shall have demonstrated, prior experience providing these same services in large, complex clinical, biomedical research and animal care and use facilities.

Work may be performed in animal facilities. The Contractor shall ensure that personnel who work in animal facilities and/or areas where research animals are housed or used have appropriate immunizations and tuberculosis screening. At a minimum, affected BPA personnel shall comply with NIH’s Animal Exposure Program https://www.ors.od.nih.gov/sr/DS/Documents/AnimalExposureProgram508.pdf). The Contractor is responsible for all medical costs associated with complying with the Animal Exposure Program.

The Contractor shall perform the following industrial hygiene and safety support services on an as-needed basis, as directed by the NIH COR.

A. Industrial Hygiene Services

1) These services shall provide industrial hygiene support services to include the following:

· Respirator fit testing

· Fungal contamination and water intrusion investigation

· Chemical monitoring and process evaluation

· Decontamination and verification of decontamination efficacy

· Biological, chemical, and physical agent laboratory analysis

· Industrial hygiene and environmental health consultation

· Toxicological profiling and risk assessment

· Ergonomic assessments and workstation design

· Industrial hygiene and safety research

· Quantitative and qualitative industrial hygiene risk assessments

· Air sampling and analytical method development

· Nanomaterial evaluation and monitoring

· Assistance with developing Safety Data Sheets

· Conducting health and safety program audits

· Conducting occupational health and safety research studies/projects

· Assessing hazardous materials

· Conducting building ventilation studies

· Noise exposure monitoring

· Performing air, bulk, or wipe sampling

· Performing general industrial hygiene surveys

· Industrial hygiene special projects

· Evaluating, inspecting and performance testing portable high efficiency air filtration (PHEAF) devices

· Modeling chemical exposures

· Performing laser safety surveys

· Survey and inspections of locations for health and safety concerns

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff that are certified/licensed professionals to conceive, develop, implement, direct, and evaluate industrial hygiene assessments, audits, and/or studies. Staff shall also have education and experience in proper disciplines. Examples are:

· D.A.B.T. Toxicologist

· Industrial Hygiene Technician

· Certified Industrial Hygienist

· Certified Safety Professional

· Certified Professional Ergonomist

· Safety Professional

· Safety Technician

· Scientific & Technical Support Services

· Licensed Professional Engineer

B.

Construction Risk Management

1) These services shall include evaluating construction, demolition, and similar type projects for health and safety risks.

2) Contractor personnel shall ensure that the appropriate specialist(s) is/are included when input may be required. Examples include:

· Licensed Professional Engineer

· Certified Industrial Hygienist

· Certified Safety Professional

· Industrial Hygienist

· Safety Specialist

C. Occupational Health and Safety and Biosafety Services

1) Providing consultation, guidance, employee monitoring, and exposure assessments on highly complex biosafety related issues (e.g., specifications based on the type of biological agent being used in the research) to ensure personnel health and safety.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff and certified/licensed professionals to conceive, develop, implement, direct, and evaluate biosafety programs. Examples include:

· Certified Industrial Hygienist

· Certified Safety Professional

· Certified Biological Safety Professional

· Industrial Hygienist

· Associate Safety Professional

D. Program Management and Support Services

These services shall include Program Management and Support Services in accordance with the mission of the DS. Examples of services include:

· Occupational health and safety program development

· Media production and publishing

· Automated external defibrillator program support

· Meeting recorder E. Environmental Health Services

1) These services shall include comprehensive environmental health support services. Example of services include:

· Food facility inspections and sanitation audits

· Water sampling and analysis

· Health education and training

· Environmental health surveys

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff and certified/licensed professionals to develop, implement, direct, and evaluate sanitation and food safety processes, perform environmental health audits, and/or studies and have education and experience in proper disciplines. Examples are:

· Registered Environmental Health Specialist

· Certified Professional - Food Safety (CP-FS)

F. Safety Support Services

1) These services shall include comprehensive occupational safety support for laboratories, industrial, and construction workspaces. Examples are:

· Serve as or assist the safety manager. Provides health and safety program management.

· Provides 24-hour backup support (on call) to assist in managing hazardous material incidents.

· Assist in conducting surveys of workspaces (i.e., laboratories, animal holding areas, administrative areas, and other occupied and non-occupied spaces) to identify facility and operational/procedural deficiencies that may result in increased risk to personnel. Prepare written inspection reports. Recommend appropriate corrective action to effect changes within the specific work environment of interest.

· Assist in performing industrial hygiene exposure monitoring.

· Assist the biosafety officer with tracking, filing, and yearly updating of Pathogen Registration and Recombinant DNA registration documents. In addition, assist the biosafety officer in preparing for and conducting Institutional Biosafety Committee meetings.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff and certified/licensed professionals to develop, implement, direct, and evaluate safety processes, perform audits, and/or studies and have education and experience in proper disciplines. Examples are:

· Certified Safety Professional

· Safety Specialist

· Certified Biological Safety Professional

· Registered Biological Professional

· Chemical Hygienist

· Industrial hygienist

· Associate Safety Professional G. Toxicological Risk Assessments

1) Examples of toxicological services include evaluating chemical properties to develop occupational exposure limits, toxicology data interpretation, and risk assessment to determine impact of chemicals on human health the evaluation of human stressors to determine risk, development, and delivery of training to agency staff on the principles of toxicology.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff and certified/licensed professionals with education and experience in toxicology. Examples include:

· Diplomate of the American Board of Toxicology

· Doctor of Philosophy degree in toxicology

H. Statistical Support Services

1) These services shall include the statistical design and evaluation of industrial hygiene and safety related metrics.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff with graduate education and experience in statistical analysis. Examples include:

· Doctor of Philosophy degree or Doctorate of Public Health in a discipline related to statistics or engineering

I. Safety Training Coordination

1) This service includes scheduling and coordinating safety training classes. Responsibilities and duties are provided to assist the course instructor and include:

· Maintaining supplies for training courses

· Setting up teaching equipment and materials prior to each class

· Assisting with grading of course exams from an answer key provided by DS

· Entering students’ grades into the DS database

· Preparing, printing, and mailing course certificates to students

· Coordinating student registration on-line and in classroom

· Answering questions regarding website registration and training

· Assisting in website change testing

· Assisting with on-line course development

· Assisting with other administrative duties as needed by DS

· Scheduling teaching facilities

· Preparing training reports as needed

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff. Examples are:

· Administrative Assistant II

· Program Technician

J. Safety Training Services

1) This service includes developing and teaching safety courses on laboratory, industrial, and construction safety topics.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff. Examples are:

· Certified Safety Professional

· Safety Specialist

· Certified Biological Safety Professional

· Instructor II

· Instructor III

· Training Developer

K. Confined Space Safety Training

1) This service includes teaching Confined Space Entry and Rescue Training (meeting or exceeding 24 hours of training), Confined Space Rescue (meeting or exceeding 24 hours of training), Confined Space Entry and Rescue Refresher Training (meeting or exceeding 8 hours of training). The courses shall meet the requirements of OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.146. Hands-on training will include a review of procedures for using confined space monitoring equipment, retrieval systems, entry permits, and entry into a confined space.

The Contractor shall have the ability to provide a mock confined space (e.g., mobilized trailer) for practice entries as part of the training. All course activities including the practice entries and rescues will be conducted in accordance with recognized safe procedures, including the OSHA permit confined space standard and applicable policy, such as the NIH confined space entry program, as well as NFPA standards.

Each of these courses requires at least two (2) qualified instructors present for content delivery and hands-on activities.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff. Examples are:

· Certified Safety Professional

· Safety Specialist

· Instructor II

· Instructor III

L. Laboratory Safety and Bloodborne Pathogens Training

1) This service includes updating online Laboratory Safety trainings, which are required of all personnel working in NIH research laboratories. The content of these courses covers recognition and control of common physical, chemical, and biological hazards found in NIH research laboratories; NIH policies and procedures for working safely in the research laboratory; methods for hazardous waste minimization; engineering controls and personal protective equipment; and the NIH Medical Surveillance Program. See: https://www.safetytraining.nih.gov/ for more information.

2) This service includes updating online Bloodborne Pathogens for Non-Hospital Personnel trainings, which are courses required of NIH laboratory personnel who may be potentially exposed to bloodborne pathogens. The content of these courses content cover: the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030); work practices in Biological Safety Levels 2 and 3; potential routes of bloodborne pathogen exposure; controls and methods to prevent exposure; what to do in case of potential exposure; medical pathological waste disposal procedures; and the NIH Medical Service Medical Surveillance Program and Hepatitis B Vaccination Program. “Laboratory Safety at the NIH” is a prerequisite to “Working Safely with HIV and Other Bloodborne Pathogens for Non-Hospital Employees.” See https://www.safetytraining.nih.gov/ for more information.

3) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff. Examples are:

· Certified Safety Professional

· Safety Specialist

· Instructor II

· Instructor III M. S.T.A.R.S. Training

1) This service includes teaching S.T.A.R.S. (Safe Techniques Advance Research Science) “Learn by Doing” laboratory training. https://www.ors.od.nih.gov/sr/DS/safety/Training/Pages/student_labtraining.aspx. This is a mandatory three- and one-half hour interactive, hands-on course designed for summer interns, age 21 years or younger. The NIH developed course content covers principles of biosafety; chemical handling and use; recognition and control of common laboratory hazards; and emergency preparedness. The course fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills in a mock laboratory through scenarios and exercises, and stresses safe laboratory behavior. Participants work interactively with instructors in small groups of roughly six students each. A pre-test gives the instructors a baseline of knowledge prior to learning exercises. The course concludes with a test and class evaluations. The course requires two qualified instructors to manage and teach. The course material is fully developed and physical/scheduling arrangements for the classes are performed by NIH personnel.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff. Examples are:

· Certified Safety Professional

· Safety Specialist

· Instructor II

· Instructor III

N. Safety Culture Consulting

1) This service includes assessing an organization’s safety culture, developing, and conducting safety culture training and workshops, among other activities, directed at improving safety behaviors and attitudes. The service will provide supervisors, team leads, and employees with the knowledge and skills to transfer safe behavioral actions to the job and to assist the organization with achieving its mission, goals, and strategic initiatives.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff. Examples are:

· Safety Behavior Expert

O. Environmental Microbial Monitoring Program

1) This service includes the collection of air and surface samples in accordance with United States Pharmacopeia standards.

2) The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff experienced in the United States Pharmacopeia sample methodology. Examples are:

· Certified Industrial Hygienist

· Certified Safety Professional

· Industrial Hygienist

P. Radiation Safety Services

1. These services shall include comprehensive health physics/radiation safety support services in full compliance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations and licenses held by NIH. Examples of services include:

· Weekly or monthly surveys of all areas posted for radioactive materials as determined by DS

· Compliance inspection surveys (frequencies determined by DS) of all areas posted for radioactive materials, plus their adjacent unrestricted spaces (mostly corridors), plus areas using uranyl or thoriated compounds

· Annual calibrations in the field of all hand-held contamination devices and some non-removable radiation detectors; facilitate off-site calibration of hand-held radiation detection devices; also some wall mounted devices

· Radiotherapy support to include therapy room preparation/reset/clearances and some surveys i.e. alpha radiopharmacy surveys

· Decommissioning surveys to a near-MARSSIM standard of certain spaces of a small footprint

· Perform security checks for radiological areas to include off-hours and weekends

· Perform safety inspections, surveys, and acceptance testing of selected x-ray equipment and associated lead aprons or other personal protective shielding items and complete an evaluation and report of radiation exposure from radiation producing equipment to adjacent areas based on the area’s occupancy.

· Conduct patient dosimetry calculations from radiation/radioactivity administrations that are proposed in clinical protocol applications to the Radiation Safety Committee. This may also include patient-specific dosimetry calculations due to an emergent event.

Perform shielding design for renovation and new facility projects and visual evaluation of shielding prior to finishing in coordination with construction engineering.

· The Contractor shall provide appropriate project staff and certified/licensed professionals to develop, implement, direct, and evaluate safety processes, perform audits, and/or studies and have education and experience in proper disciplines. Examples are:

· Certified Health Physicist Professional

· Certified National Registry of Radiation Protection Technicians Professional

· Health Physicist

· Health Physics Technician

· Radiation Safety Specialist

· Physical Science Tech with 40 hrs training in relevant health physics topics

· Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist

· Certified American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Personnel

· Certified Positron Emission Technologist

IV.

Technical Requirements

Certain experienced, professional and/or technical personnel are essential to the successful accomplishment of the work performed under this BPA. These positions are identified as “Key Personnel”.

These Key Personnel shall not be removed from the BPA without compliance with the following:

If one or more Key Personnel a.) becomes, or is expected to become, unavailable to work under this BPA for a continuous period exceeding 30 workdays or, b.) is expected to devote substantially less effort to the BPA than indicated in the proposal or initially anticipated, the Contractor shall, subject to the concurrence of the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer’s Representative, promptly replace Key Personnel with personnel of equal ability, experience and qualifications.

All requests for approval of substitutions must be in writing and provide a detailed explanation of the circumstances necessitating the proposed substitution(s). Written requests must be made at least 30 days in advance to the Contracting Officer and Contracting Officer’s Representative.

The request must contain a resume for the proposed substitute, and any other information requested by the Contracting Officer. The Contracting Officer shall notify the Contractor of approval or disapproval of the substitution in writing. If the Contracting Officer determines that the Contractor has not provided suitable and timely replacement of Key Personnel for the BPA work or that the resultant reduction of productive effort would be so substantial as to impair successful completion of the BPA, the Contracting Officer may terminate the BPA for default or for the convenience of the Government. Also, the Contracting Officer may, as appropriate, make an equitable adjustment to the BPA to compensate the Government for any resultant delay, loss or damage.

Since several safety courses may be scheduled at the same time or at different geographical locations the Contractor must identify the proposed personnel for each course. The Contractor must provide in their proposal contingency plans demonstrating that equally qualified back-up instructors are available in instances when primary instructors are not available. This is to ensure that there is no disruption to the course schedule(s) or quality of training delivered.

Only qualified personnel with adequate and verifiable experience in a complex biomedical or laboratory research-based setting, in the required areas of specialization shall be assigned to this BPA. Experience conducting assessments according to United States Pharmacopeia standards is preferred. The exception to the aforementioned experience requirements is personnel requested by DS to support facility and building maintenance operations or personnel deemed otherwise qualified based on education or experience. The COR will review the credentials (C.V. or résumé and references) and approve all personnel assigned to projects by the Contractor. The substitution of personnel on ongoing or proposed projects must be requested in writing and approved by the COR prior to any changes being implemented.

Key Personnel

Manager

· Responsible for oversight and execution of the projects specified in this SOW. Directly responsible for coordination of all necessary resources and liaison with the COR, senior management, and all other project related parties for successful project execution.

· Supervises subordinate project personnel as appropriate. Provides regularly scheduled updates to the COR and senior management on the status of projects. Determines program objectives and requirements, performance indicators and quality control activities. Performs day-to-day management of overall contract support operations. The Project Manager is responsible for the timely submission of project data and reports and must be local to the Washington DC metro area.

· Prior work experience in a biomedical research facility managing complex occupational health and safety projects, usually involving multiple tasks, locations, and groups of personnel.

Lead Industrial Hygienist

· Writing or editing technical materials, such as written program documents, training programs, standard operating procedures, policy documents, reports, and design specifications.

· Prior work experience conducting occupational health and safety surveys and audits in a biomedical research laboratory and industrial facilities.

· Conducting ventilation surveys.

· Developing personal and area sampling methodology for chemical, biological, and physical agents.

· Performing complex indoor air quality and industrial hygiene assessments.

· Conducting industrial hygiene program audits.

· Evaluating sample results and translating results in concise technical reports.

· Experience with identifying and managing complex risks associated with industrial and construction activities.

Senior Health Physicist

· Proficient in performing radiation surveys and inspections to identify safety and health hazards and assessing compliance with regulations.

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings.

· Conducting checks to confirm the security of radioactive materials.

· Preparing and decontaminating patient therapy rooms.

· Proficient in conducting field calibrations and inspections of survey meters used for monitoring radiological contamination.

· Proficient in conducting calibrations of instruments used to measure exposure or dose equivalent rates.

· Entering data in provided approved government databases.

· Proficient in designing and performing MARSSIM-style final status decommissioning surveys.

Required Personnel

Senior Industrial Hygienist

· Writing or editing technical materials, such as written program documents, training programs, standard operating procedures, policy documents, reports, and design specifications.

· Prior work experience conducting occupational health and safety surveys and audits in a biomedical research laboratory and industrial facilities.

· Conducting ventilation surveys.

· Developing personal and area sampling methodology for chemical, biological, and physical agents.

· Performing complex indoor air quality and industrial hygiene assessments.

· Conducting industrial hygiene program audits.

· Evaluating sample results and translating results in concise technical reports.

· Experience with identifying and managing complex risks associated with industrial and construction activities.

Chemical Hygienist

· Performing surveys and inspections to identify safety and health hazards and assessing compliance with regulations.

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings.

· Maintaining chemical inventories.

· Managing and responding to laboratory hazardous material incidents and spills.

· Conducting general industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services.

· Supporting laboratory hazardous waste program and program inspections.

· Assisting with accident investigations and root cause analyses.

· Participating as a member of the safety committee.

Occupational Safety & Health Specialist I

· Assisting program managers in project management activities. Prepares and reviews technical correspondence and reports. Assists in development and implementation of programs and policies.

· Assisting in conducting surveys and inspections of laboratories, animal holding areas, administrative areas, mechanical rooms, and other occupied and non-occupied spaces to identify facility and operational/procedural deficiencies that may result in increased risk to personnel. Prepare written inspection reports. Suggest corrective action(s) which can affect changes within the specific work environment of interest.

· Conducting general industrial hygiene monitoring, accident investigations, and ergonomic evaluations.

· Supporting safety committee meetings.

· Assisting with safety training and maintaining safety training records.

Occupational Safety & Health Specialist II

· Assisting program managers in project management activities. Manages medium sized, short-term projects or tasks Prepares and reviews technical correspondence and reports. Assists in development and implementation of programs and policies.

· Assisting in conducting surveys and inspections of laboratories, animal holding areas, administrative areas, mechanical rooms, and other occupied and non-occupied spaces to identify facility and operational/procedural deficiencies that may result in increased risk to personnel. Prepare written inspection reports. Suggest corrective action(s) which can affect changes within the specific work environment of interest.

· Conducting general industrial hygiene monitoring, occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection, respirator fit testing), accident investigations, and spill response.

Safety Technician I

· Assists in conducting surveys and inspections of laboratories, animal holding areas, administrative areas, mechanical rooms, or other spaces to identify safety and health hazards and assess compliance with regulations.

· Provides general health and safety support

Safety Technician II

· Assists in conducting surveys and inspections of laboratories, animal holding areas, administrative areas, mechanical rooms, or other spaces to identify safety and health hazards and assess compliance with regulations.

· Provides general health and safety support

Industrial Hygienist II

· Performs industrial hygiene surveys and prepares written reports to document survey findings

· Conducting industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection, ergonomics, indoor air quality, chemical inventory).

· Performing sampling and monitoring for chemical, biological, and physical agents.

Industrial Hygienist III

· Performing industrial hygiene surveys and preparing written reports to document survey findings

· Performing complex industrial hygiene surveys and assessments.

· Conducting industrial hygiene program audits.

· Conducting industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection, ergonomics, indoor air quality, chemical inventory).

· Performing sampling and monitoring for chemical, biological, and physical agents.

· Supervises and directs industrial hygienists and technicians

Intermediate Health Physicist

· Performing surveys and inspections to identify safety and health hazards and assessing compliance with regulations.

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings.

· Conducting checks to confirm the security of radioactive materials.

· Preparing and decontaminating patient therapy rooms.

· Conducting field calibrations and inspections of survey meters used for monitoring for radiological contamination.

· Conducting calibrations of instruments used to measure exposure or dose equivalent rates.

Junior Health Physicist

· Performing surveys and inspections to identify safety and health hazards and assessing compliance with regulations.

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings.

· Conducting checks to confirm the security of radioactive materials.

· Preparing and decontaminating patient therapy rooms.

· Conducting field calibrations and inspections of survey meters used for monitoring for radiological contamination.

· Conducting calibrations of instruments used to measure exposure or dose equivalent rates.

Optional (as needed basis)

Administrative Assistant I

· Use of Microsoft Office Suite of applications

· Providing non-technical support to project staff.

· Performing basic statistical analysis of scoring and recording test data, attendance, and survey answers.

· Experienced in word processing, spreadsheets, presentation, and other administrative software products.

Administrative Assistant II

· Use of Microsoft Office Suite of applications

· Providing non-technical support to project staff.

· Performing basic statistical analysis of scoring and recording test data, attendance, and survey answers.

· Experienced in word processing, spreadsheets, presentation, and other administrative software products.

Biosafety Program Manager

· Expertise and experience in biosafety program development and evaluation

· Performing safety surveys and preparing highly professional technical reports. Works independently on complex projects.

Biosafety/Microbiologist Consultant

· Provides consultation and support on highly complex biosafety and microbial related issues to ensure compliance with all guidelines and standards.

Environmental Health Specialist

· Identifies and eliminates hazardous conditions in the environment to prevent the spread of disease.

· Conducts risk-based routine inspections at cafeterias, snack bars, and beverage stations/carts. Evaluates work areas for best practices to eliminate and control pests. Performs HACCP verification and validation activities.

· Conducts environmental health assessments and sampling for analysis.

Industrial Hygienist IV

· Provides technical and management skills for managing complex technical projects.

· Performing industrial hygiene surveys and preparing written reports to document survey findings

· Performing complex industrial hygiene surveys and assessments.

· Conducting industrial hygiene program audits.

· Conducting industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection, ergonomics, indoor air quality, chemical inventory).

· Performing sampling and monitoring for chemical, biological, and physical agents.

· Supervises and directs industrial hygienists and technicians

Licensed Professional Engineer

· Provides engineering support from a health and safety aspect.

· Performs surveys, evaluations, and studies, and prepares written reports to document findings.

Occupational Health Statistician

· Applies statistical methods and models

· Supports research projects including experimental design, survey design and analysis, data management, statistical modeling, data interpretation, and publication.

Occupational Safety & Health Specialist III

· Manages projects or tasks, prepares, and reviews technical correspondence and reports. Assists in development and implementation of programs and policies.

· Conducting surveys and inspections of laboratories, animal holding areas, administrative areas, mechanical rooms, or other occupied and non-occupied spaces to identify facility and operational/ procedural deficiencies that may result in increased risk to personnel.

· Preparing written inspection reports and suggesting corrective action(s) which can affect changes within the specific work environment of interest.

· Conducting industrial hygiene monitoring, safety and health services, accident investigations, and spill response.

Occupational Safety & Health Specialist IV

· Manages projects or tasks, prepares, and reviews technical correspondence and reports. Assists in development and implementation of programs and policies.

· Conducting surveys and inspections of laboratories, animal holding areas, administrative areas, mechanical rooms, or other occupied and non-occupied spaces to identify facility and operational/ procedural deficiencies that may result in increased risk to personnel.

· Preparing written inspection reports and suggesting corrective action(s) which can affect changes within the specific work environment of interest.

· Conducting industrial hygiene monitoring, safety and health services, accident investigations, and spill response.

Occupational Safety & Health Technician

· Assisting senior staff in project activities.

· Prepares and reviews technical correspondence and reports.

Professional Registered Sanitarian

· Expertise and experience performing food and waste service surveys, conducting plan reviews, and preparing highly professional technical reports.

· Works independently on routine or complex projects.

Safety & Health Consultant I

· Experience with safety and health reviews of animal study protocols.

· Identifying and evaluating chemical exposure risks that may be encountered by researchers.

· Conducting incident and injury reports

· Developing safety and health training.

Safety & Health Consultant II

· Experience with safety and health reviews of animal study protocols.

· Identifying and evaluating chemical exposure risks that may be encountered by researchers.

· Conducting incident and injury reports.

· Conducts data analysis and prepares data summaries and interpretations.

Safety & Health Consultant III

· Conducting laboratory surveys and inspections.

· Experience with safety and health reviews of animal study protocols.

· Identifying and evaluating chemical exposure risks that may be encountered by researchers.

· Conducting incident and injury reports.

· Conducts data analysis and prepares data summaries and interpretations.

Safety Behavior Expert

· At least five (5) years of training experience.

· Defining approaches to measure and manage leading, comparative, and interactive safety measurements.

· Assessing, evaluating, and facilitating organizations safety culture.

· Developing safety cultural workshops and leadership training.

· Working with national organizations to improve their corporate safety culture.

· Analyzing employee behaviors to identify traits that contribute to injuries.

Safety Technician Lead

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings and recommend corrective action(s).

· Provides safety program support.

· Responding, containing and removal of hazardous material incidents and spills.

Safety Specialist I

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings and recommend corrective action(s).

· Responding, containing and removal of hazardous material incidents and spills.

· Conducting general industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection).

· Assisting with accident investigations and root cause analyses.

Safety Specialist II

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings and recommend corrective action(s).

· Provides safety program management support.

· Responding, containing and removal of hazardous material incidents and spills.

· Conducting general industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection, indoor air quality, chemical inventory).

· Assisting with accident investigations and root cause analyses.

Safety Specialist III

· Provides safety program management support.

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings and recommend corrective action(s).

· Responding, containing and removal of hazardous material incidents and spills.

· Conducting general industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection, indoor air quality, chemical inventory).

· Assisting with accident investigations and root cause analyses.

· Assisting with safety training and maintaining safety training records.

Safety Specialist IV

· Provides technical and management skills for managing complex technical projects.

· Provides safety program management support.

· Preparing written reports to document survey findings and recommend corrective action(s).

· Responding, containing and removal of hazardous material incidents and spills.

· Conducting general industrial hygiene monitoring and occupational health services (e.g., respiratory protection, indoor air quality, chemical inventory).

· Assisting with accident investigations and root cause analyses.

· Assisting with safety training and maintaining safety training records.

Scientific & Technical Support Services I

· Assisting in conducting safety and health surveys and inspections and identifying deficiencies that may result in increased risk to personnel.

· Preparing written inspection reports. Suggesting corrective action(s) which can effect changes within the specific work environment of interest.

· Entering safety and health data into databases and preparing reports

· Assisting in industrial hygiene sampling and monitoring

Scientific & Technical Support Services II