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HELP WANTED

We currently have the following opportunity for an Export Compliance Specialist:

 DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Assist export departments on questions pertaining trade issues include export licensing and exceptions, embargo policy, re-export controls, and federal recordkeeping.  Must be able to research, interpret and advise on questions concerning export shipments importation requirements at destination country.   

• Responsible to monitor, interpret, communicate and train on Export Administration Regulations for all North American locations. Key contact for U.S. and foreign authorities on trade issues in support of Export Operations. This position will serve as backup to Harmonized Tariff System (HTS) Classification and Import Compliance.  

• Responsible as compliance gatekeeper for ECCN requirements for all export shipments from North America

• Keep current and communicate all export regulatory requirements.

• Denied party screening. Administer Business Partner Management System (BPMS) in conjunction with SAP master data specialist

• Provide assistance to Legal department in determination of boycott violations, restrictive trade practices, licensing requirements, and proliferation violations.

• Audit preparation (Commerce Department)

• Support Classification Specialist position in determining correct HTS classification of chemical products and miscellaneous hard good items for import/export (HTS)

• Train local resources

• Serve as backup to Import Compliance Specialist 

• Coordinate with international regions on compliance issues

  SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE, SPECIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Bachelor’s degree

• 3-5 years experience in Export Regulations

• Working knowledge of export regulations (EAR) including Export Commodity Classification (ECCN) and licensing requirements including other involved agencies (ITAR, OFAC, ATF)..

• Experience with international commercial transactions and knowledgeable of documentation requirements including  invoicing, letters of credit and export financing/accounting, value added tax (VAT) and special form requirements such DEA-486.

• 2+ years of experience in Harmonized Tariff Schedule Classification (HTS) including the ability to apply General Rule of Interpretation (GRIs), research and interpret Customs rulings for determine the proper classification for both chemicals and hard goods. Experience in classification of chemicals considered a plus.   

• Ability to interpret and apply multiple regulatory agency requirements 

• Ability to manage and prioritize multiple projects or activities

 CONSIDERED A PLUS:

• Bachelor's degree in Business, Logistics, or Chemistry.

• Chemistry background

• SAP Knowledge

• 49 CFR knowledge

SALARY RANGE: $44,571 TO $73,561

BONUS ELIGIBLE

NO RELOCATION AVAILABLE

If interested, submit information and resume at https://lubrizol.recruitmax.com//main/careerportal/candidate_update.cfm?szOrderID=3275&szCoverLetter=yes

02172010

Help Wanted

Operations Manager - Transportation

To apply, please visit www.OlinChlorAlkali.jobs or copy/paste this direct link in your web browser:
http://tbe.taleo.net/NA3/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=OLIN&cws=1&rid=3708

Olin Chlor Alkali Products has an opening in the Henderson, Nevada location for an Operations Manager - Transportation.   This position manages daily operations for the West Coast Transportation group.    The Operations Manager supports the division and site objectives, including focus on safety, customer service, and continuous improvement with particular emphasis on Distribution Safety and DOT Compliance. The Operations Manager - Transportation manages operations at not only Henderson, but also operations in Santa Fe Springs and Tracy, California and Tacoma, Washington.

The following responsibilities are representative of the knowledge, skills, and expectations of the Operations Manager - Transportation, including management of daily operations; leading and communicating goals and priorities; coordination between customers, facilities, and cross-functionally between different work groups - particularly the Customer Service organization; collaborating with the Central Logistics group to incorporate critical trucking initiatives both in safety and efficiency; ensuring all EHS&S requirements, procedures, and best practices are followed and maintained; leading and participating in ORC events, programs, corrective actions, and investigations; measuring and tracking KPIs; providing coaching and performance management to direct and functional reports; maintaining budget, financial activity, and forecasting for areas of responsibility; anticipating, evaluating, and resolving problems in a collaborative environment; making certain that DOT driver training, certification, and other compliances are met and maintained; ensuring DOT compliance of all transportation equipment; managing third party maintenance shop relationships; managing timely delivery of products in the most efficient and cost effective manner; optimizing opportunities for leveraging internal and external resources, including negotiating with third party resources and overseeing outside carriers for the West Coast; developing efficient and effective business flow processes, identifying process improvements and cost reduction strategies; developing, updating, and maintaining procedures for areas of responsibility; participating in internal and external audits in support of facility and division objectives.   The Operations Manager will have approximately 5 direct salaried reports plus approximately 50 drivers in the organization.

Requirements include:

• Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline; Logistics or technical degree preferred.
• Minimum of 8 years related work experience required; management or supervisory experience preferred.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Products (Word, Excel, Outlook, etc.) required; proficiency in SAP a plus.
• Demonstrated leadership abilities with a proven record of initiative and results.
• Experience in managing and motivating diverse groups of people required.
• Strong foundational knowledge of federal, state, and local regulatory requirements, including DOT and OSHA.
• Proven effective communication skills including verbal, written, and presentation skills with a demonstrated high learning ability.
• Demonstrated experience in influencing others, resolving problems, and achieving desired results in an effective, collaborative manner.

012810

Help Wanted

Global Dangerous Goods Transportation Compliance Manager -Frederick, Maryland

Life Technology is a world class leader in the development and manufacture of chemical and biological reagents for the biotechnology marketplace. We are seeking a Global Manager of our International Dangerous Goods Transportation Compliance program.  The ideal candidate will have demonstrated leadership and strategic ability to set direction of all compliance activities associated with the international transport of dangerous goods. This position supports the global compliance strategy that seeks to:

(1) Ensure compliance with global regulatory requirements for preparing and offering dangerous goods (aka hazardous material) for transport.

(2) Direct team of compliance specialists in daily responsibilities in maintenance of existing products, new product introduction, systems management, and project management.

(3) Improve operational efficiencies in packaging and documentation compliance processes related to preparing dangerous goods for transport.

(4) Provide vertical and lateral management of all product information related to dangerous goods transport and communication to Life Technologies and 3rd party distribution centers.

(5) Develop and enhance training and quality programs related to transportation of dangerous goods

Key Roles and Responsibilities:

Regulatory Compliance Leadership: Ensure compliance with all applicable international regulatory requirements for transport of dangerous goods. The incumbent is expected to stay abreast of all applicable hazardous material regulations and interpretations impacting the company’s transportation processes. Effectively take a leadership position representing the company’s interest in regards to pending regulations and carrier interpretations.

Process Management: Manage Life Technologies’ global systems for recognition, packaging, marking/labeling, and providing supporting documentation for transport of dangerous goods. This role is supported by global Packaging Engineering, IT, EHS/Product Stewardship and Trade Compliance teams. The incumbent is expected to develop a high level communication network with these teams and for management of all product support systems related to transportation of dangerous goods.   Project management and leadership will be expected in this role in addition to maintaining all metrics and key performance indicators to track performance related to dangerous goods transportation. 

Training and Audit Management: Implement and maintain an effective global training program for transportation of dangerous goods incorporating all Life Technologies hazmat employees. Management of a comprehensive audit program for primary and third party distribution centers, along with oversight of all CAPA is required. Participate in external audits when feasible and take ownership of corrective and preventative actions as they pertain. Develop and implement in-line QC testing of packaging labeling/marking and documentation.

Other responsibilities include, but not limited to:

• Represent the business in all corporate M&A activities

•  Liaise with global hazard communications team to assist in new product introduction and process reviews  

• Work with global Packaging Engineering to ensure appropriate packaging is designed and tested to meet product and regulatory requirements, including international variances.

• Participate in the implementation of Design-for-Environment initiatives on packaging reduction initiatives.

• Standardize / Harmonize Dangerous Goods Transportation instructions at all primary distribution sites.

• When applicable, assist in development and maintenance of site Security Plans.

• Work with senior Distribution and Logistics management to establish best practices for transport of Dangerous Goods at all sites.

• Conduct effective personnel reviews and ongoing G&O management  

Education and experience requirements:

B.S. Degree (or higher) with 5+ years logistics management experience in support of dangerous goods transportation

Travel requirement (30%)

Relocation is not provided with this position.
EOE 

Electronic applications only.  Please visit our website at

http://www.lifetechnologies.com/careers.html to apply to requisition 2984BR.

Help Wanted

HAZMAT Shipping Supervisor

A Flavor Manufacturer with over 125 years of experience in producing quality products to our customers seeks a Hazmat Certified Shipping Supervisor to oversee the Shipping Department in our Philadelphia and Folcroft Facilities.  The incumbent is primarily responsible for the coordination and execution of all domestic and international shipments for customers and warehouses in accordance with all internal procedures and external regulations along with managing and mentoring team performance

To be successful, the incumbent must deliver exceptional service; execute and organize orders efficiently and accurately; successfully execute daily schedule without sacrificing quality, safety or service; validate packaging security protocols; proactively resolve shipping, carrier, and customer issues; collaborate with Customer Service and Logistic company’s to ensure product arrives to the customer on time; maintain audit ready environment; remain compliant with food safety and security requirements; exercise economically sound judgment; understand, train staff and adhere to all SOPs, GMPs, HACCP, FDA, OSHA, and FAA/IATA regulations to ensure product safety, worker’s safety, worry free services and quality product to our customers along with the proper use of all equipment.

Candidate must be HAZMAT and Forklift Certified; possess 5 to 7 years of shipping, receiving and warehouse experience with the ability to demonstrate knowledge of chemical hazards, safe handling, packaging and labeling; managing lot preservation and identity along with storage and handling practices using FIFO and ISO standards; and the ability to train and monitor team performance; hire staff and conduct performance evaluations. HACCP certification, prior Flavor manufacturing exp and a college degree are highly desired in addition to the job requirements.

Please forward resume along with salary requirement/range to Recruiter@ottens.com or by fax to (215) 365-7108.

Help Wanted

Compliance Investigator, GS-1801-9 / 11 / 12 / 13 AT

Department Of Transportation

Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration the U.S. Department of Transportation

40,949.00 - 91,801.00 USD /year

Tuesday, December 15, 2009 to Tuesday, January 05, 2010

Full Time Permanent

Trenton, NJ Atlanta, GA Throughout California, CA Des Plaines, IL

Applications will be accepted from any U.S. citizen.

Attracting applicants who want a work environment that welcomes entry and different stages of career from novice to retiree.

Job Summary:
Take a journey to challenge your mind and develop your career. The
quality of our lives, shape of our communities, and productivity of
our Nation's economy depend on our transportation systems. We
recognize and value the importance of our workforce and the diversity of backgrounds and ideas that each employee brings. So we invite you to join us in shaping the future of our organization and meeting the challenges of the 21st century, while advancing the best
transportation system in the world.

Salaries will be adjusted based on the 2010 pay scale and locality pay and duty location of the selectee.

This position serves as a Compliance Investigator in one of the six regional offices within the Office of Hazardous Materials Safety (OHMS), Pipeline and Hazards Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), Department of Transportation (DOT). The investigator is responsible for enforcing all requirements described in the Federal Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR).

The investigator is responsible for planning, coordinating, and conducting field surveillance and investigations of packaging manufacturers, requalifiers, repairers, rebuilders, special permit and approval holders, shippers, and reconditioners in the region to enhance public safety in the transportation of hazardous materials by air, rail, highway and water. The investigator is also responsible for assisting the Region Chief in training new inspectors to become proficient in conducting the various investigation performed by OHME. The Investigator will participate in PHMSA outreach activities for Federal, state, and local government agencies, and regulated industry.

This position is perfect for a Mid-Career Investigator/Enforcement Professional who is seeking a challenging assignment as a Compliance Investigator with in the Office of Hazardous Materials Enforcement's regional offices. A sample of the duties includes performing research, analytical, administrative, inspection, investigative, and enforcement duties related to the hazardous materials enforcement program. The Investigator will provide advice, both oral and written on inquiries from the general public, manufacturers, shippers, carriers, trade associations, inspection bureaus, professional and scientific societies, and other government departments and agencies regarding compliance with the Hazardous Materials Regulations.

Key Requirements:

• You must be a U.S. Citizen & meet specialized experience
• Submit application and resume online by 11:59 PM EST on the closing date.
• Provide ALL required documents by closing date (see How to Apply Tab)
• Position is telework eligible.
• Job also open under Merit Promotion, see PHMSA.HMRG-2010-0002
• Job announcement may be used to fill similar positions within 90 days.

At full performance, the Compliance Investigator,

• Performs field investigations, conducts in-depth incident and accident investigation, and prepares enforcement reports relating to packaging manufacturers, rebuilders, requalifers, sellers, special permit and approval holders, shippers, and shipments subject to the HMR in 49 Code of Federal Regulations.  
  
• Provides assistance to state enforcement agencies.  Assistance may include training in conducting terminal or shipper investigations, information dissemination, hosting of personnel from state agencies, and general liaison with other offices.
  
• Investigates hazardous materials transportation accidents to determine whether noncompliance with the regulations or if appropriate regulatory action should be taken, and submits recommendations.

Qualifications:

To meet the minimum qualifications for this position, you must
meet either the education or experience qualifications for the grade at which you are requesting consideration.

To Apply:

Contact Information:

Automated Staffing Office
Phone: 202-366-1298
Fax: 571-258-4052
Email: TRANSJOBS@fhwa.dot.gov

12162009

Help Wanted

Manager Hazardous Materials & Dangerous Goods (482280 / I)

United Airlines -Operations Center in Elk Grove Village, IL.  

• Develops, implements, and maintains the corporate Dangerous Goods Management Program for United Airlines.     
• Manages a continuous oversight program to ensure that the operating divisions conform to company policies and procedures and comply with applicable Federal Aviation Regulations.  
• Creates and directs Special Emphasis Audits and Investigations regarding Hazardous Material issues in coordination with United’s Internal Evaluation Programs.
• Responsible for managing the Dangerous Goods Program Manual and the applicable Operation Specifications. 
• Formalizes and Chairs the company-wide Dangerous Goods Committee. 
• Acts as an internal consultant and subject matter expert on all issues regarding Dangerous Goods and Hazardous Materials.
• Functions as the primary liaison with the FAA, DOT, DOD,IATA, ATA, COSTHA and/or other agencies on Dangerous Goods rule making and industry issues.
• Reports area of risk and non-compliance to Senior Leadership and develops action plans with the responsible operating division to resolve issues. 

Education: 

• B.S. Degree in Aviation, Engineering, Transportation or a technical related field; Masters Degree Preferred   
  

Experience: 

• Five years experience with a major US carrier.
• Two years experience in an operational division.      
• Experience in Hazardous Materials / Dangerous Goods handling
• Substantive experience in a Safety, Quality or Compliance discipline.
• Substantial experience related to the transportation of Hazardous Material may be substituted for airline experience.          

Skills:

• Proven superior interpersonal skills, writing skills, and leadership capabilities.
• Proven program development skills.
• Knowledge of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR and 49 CFR)
• Knowledge of Safety Management Systems. 

United offers growth opportunities and a competitive benefits package including travel privileges for you and your eligible family members.

“It’s Time to Fly”

Please contact Jill Chaplin, Sr. Recruiter, Staffing Department, United Airlines - jill.chaplin@united.com

12102009

Help Wanted

Specialist Dangerous Goods Compliance & Safety (342980/G)    

United Airlines -Operations Center in Elk Grove Village, IL.  Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â     

• Collaborates to develop and administer strategies to ensure Dangerous Goods are transported safely and in compliance with applicable regulations and standards, by supporting the design, development and implementation of Dangerous Goods related policies, business processes and procedures across the enterprise. 

• Provides expertise to internal client organizations in coordination with divisional DG representatives, to ensure Dangerous Goods regulations and standards are accurately interpreted and applied to their policies, in support of critical operational and business imperatives. 

• Provides expertise to support United’s Internal Evaluation Program and assists in administration of the Dangerous Goods Management Program.
• Monitors and analyzes performance indicator data to identify quality improvement opportunities and advocates corrective action with internal and external stakeholders. 
• Develops and maintains collaborative working relationships with DG support staff and subject matter experts within Airport Operations and Cargo, Flight Operations, Dispatch, Onboard Services and United Services Divisions, and affiliated support organizations to improve Dangerous Goods safety and compliance performance. 
• Works with operating divisions and their training organizations to identify employee training needs pertaining to Dangerous Goods, to ensure the accuracy and relevance of training programs and maintain FAA approval under Operations Specification A055. 
• Collaborates with Quality Assurance, Corporate Compliance, Law Division and internal/external stakeholders, as appropriate, to manage regulatory enforcement actions involving Dangerous Goods.  
• Monitors proposed and newly implemented regulations and legislation, to analyze the potential impact on United’s business processes, advise senior leadership and advocate appropriate action. 
• Represents United’s interests before US and international regulatory authorities, and industry associations such as IATA-Dangerous Goods Board, COSTHA (Council on Safe Transportation of Hazardous Articles) and ATA.   

EDUCATION:  Bachelor's Degree preferred.   

EXPERIENCE: 

• Three years experience with a major US carrier.
• Experience with Dangerous Goods transport regulations, operations and procedures.
• Experience in a Safety, Quality or Compliance discipline.
• Substantial experience related to the transportation of Hazardous Material may be substituted for airline experience  

SKILLS:  Strong analytical, organizational, planning, and communications skills. 

Please contact Jill Chaplin, Sr. Recruiter, Staffing Department, United Airlines - jill.chaplin@united.com

12102009

Position Wanted

WILLIAM RANDOLPH BROWN

3219 Edenwood Drive

Greensboro, N.C.  27406

336-285-5087

randybrown48@yahoo.com

OBJECTIVE: Transportation Regulatory Compliance Manager                  

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Innovative administrator with over 15 years experience in domestic and international shipments of hazardous and non-hazardous materials.

• Unique combination of expertise in warehouse management, IATA Dangerous Goods shipments, DOT Hazardous Material shipments, and international shipments.

• Outstanding productivity both as a supervisor and team member.

• Energetic leader and team builder, continually motivating others toward meeting team goals.

• Certified in Classification of Hazardous Materials for Transportation.

EXPERIENCE

1989 - present     Chemical Technologist - SYNGENTA CROP PROTECTION,          410 Swing Road, Greensboro, NC

• Manage the warehousing of agricultural chemicals. Responsibilities     include the receipt, inventorying, cataloging, assignation, measurement; order processing, packaging and shipping of over 3,500 different agricultural chemical products.

• Ensure all shipments comply with EPA, OSHA, IATA, DOT, and FIFRA      Section 17 regulations.

• Manage FIFRA Section 17 regulations regarding international orders.  Maintain computer file for affected orders.

• Maintain certification to ship dangerous goods by air and ground transportation (required every two years).

• Communicate with various levels of management the status of orders, inventory, personnel, etc.

• Provide training, supervision, and evaluations of full time and temporary colleagues

• Validate that all applicable regulations are met (EPA, FIFRA, OSHA, DOT, IATA, GLP, etc) with zero violations, penalties or adverse publicity for the Company.

• Act as resource, for field reps and onsite personnel, for shipments of hazardous chemicals.

• Act as resource for customer training and problem solving on computer systems.

• Maintain inventory and order processing databases.

• Direct the shipment of approximately 30,000 samples annually.

• Manage the hiring and termination of temporary colleagues.

• Direct, organize, and prioritize which orders are to be processed daily using various computer systems.

• Gatekeeper to ensure orders are filled correctly and shipped appropriately to meet customer deadlines.

• Primary contact for customers regarding Sample Distribution orders, availability of inventory, resolution of concerns.

• Manage time efficiencies to determine when to start and end overtime, based on business requirements.

• Assist in maintenance, troubleshooting, user acceptance testing and upgrading of computerized systems (SOLO/LASSO/LINK).

• Procure and maintain inventories of packaging, shipping, computer, labels, and lab stock materials from outside vendors.

• Manage receipt of inventory into computer systems in a timely manner.

• Responsible for the completion of data entry for GLP samples from Formulation Engineering into LIMS computer systems, ensure prompt delivery to Analytical Dept.

• Manage yearly physical inventory, reconcile and enter corrected data into computer system.

• Manage spreadsheet documenting all Sample Distribution hours worked, orders closed and samples shipped, provide data monthly to management.

• Manage any customer complaints - determine and resolve issues, and maintain 99% complaint free target on KPI.

• Inspect all fire extinguishers in Sample Distribution areas.

1984 - 1989     Manager - LUBE WORLD, 700 Merritt Drive, Greensboro, NC

• Responsible for all aspects of store operation, including A/R, A/P, inventory, supervision, staffing, and education of approximately 10 associates.

• Developed expertise in management, communication skills, and inventory controls.

• Promoted from lube technician to manager in 18 months.

                      

1981- 1984     Order Administrator/Scheduler ⬠Xerox Corporation, Meadowview Road, Greensboro, NC

• Verified sale and lease contracts for monetary and corporate requirements.

• Arranged pickup and delivery of leased equipment as scheduler.

RELEVANT SKILLS AND TRAINING

• Certified in Classification of Hazardous Materials for Transportation. Course completed in November 2009, conducted by the DGAC. 

• Certified in the transportation of dangerous goods by air (IATA) since 1991. Conducted by Dangerous Goods Advisory Council, Houston, TX. Recurrent training every two years. Re-certified by DGAC in 2009.

• Certified in the transportation of hazardous materials by ground (DOT) since 1991. Conducted by Dangerous Goods Advisory Council, Houston, TX. Recurrent training every two years. Re-certified by DGAC in 2009.

• Certified Hazardous Materials Technician, Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• RCRA Generator Training, Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• OSHA Hazard Communication Training, Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response (HAZWOPER), Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• FIFRA GLP Training, Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• Respirator Training, Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• Process Operations Review & Risk Analysis, Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• Quality Improvement & Problem Solving Tools, Syngenta, Greensboro, NC.

• Licensed forklift operator.

MILITARY EXPERIENCE

• UNITED STATES NAVY

• Maintained service records for enlisted personnel.

• Directed classified correspondence.

• Conducted naval career counseling for enlisted personnel.

• Honorably discharged.

• Vietnam Era veteran.

EDUCATION

• Guilford Technical Community College, Jamestown, NC

• College of New Rochelle, School of Continuing Education, Co-Op City Campus, Bronx, NY

• DeWitt Clinton High School, Bronx, NY

Click here to print resume

12082009 

Help Wanted

Transportation Regulatory Compliance Manager- Greensboro, NC - #1470

Role Purpose -

Manage the compliance of distribution activities of Syngenta products and materials within NAFTA with all relevant national and International transport regulatory requirements and company policies. Communicate the impact of distribution safety policies and regulatory programs to all NAFTA Supply Chain Stakeholders. Compile, submit, and maintain NAFTA non-compliance reporting to Global Distribution, Basel. Ensure that global, regional, and US distribution safety programs are administered in a balanced and uniform manner.

Accountabilities -

Review the properties of all materials managed by NAFTA Supply Chain and classify them for regulatory and transportation purposes. Assign DOT hazard classification. Populate, Review, and Maintain classification data in SAP, IDS, MSDSs and Special Instruction systems.
⬢ Facilitate transportation regulatory training programs for NAFTA Supply Chain.
⬢ Provide NAFTA Supply Chain with distribution safety expertise to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, Syngenta global standards, and industry best practices.
⬢ Promote and advocate NAFTA Supply chain positions on the Syngenta Global Distribution Safety Council.
⬢ Represent Syngenta on industry association committees and boards. Develop position papers to feed comments into the regulatory development process.
⬢ Provide regulatory and technical support to Syngenta customers and business partners to promote safe and efficient distribution to the end-use customer.
⬢ Deliver information on distribution timing, mode, potential, and limitations to the Planning Group to assist in resource allocation.
⬢ Research and interpret regulatory changes, and establish a strategy to maximize Syngenta Distribution efficiency while minimizing risk and maintaining compliance.
⬢ Facilitate, and submit reports on the NAFTA distribution safety audit program. Ensure all NAFTA distribution incidents and non-conformances are appropriately reported and reviewed. Represent NAFTA audit activities on the Global Distribution Safety Committee.
⬢ Assume the lead role in penalty negotiations to reduce the financial and reputation impact of transportation compliance violations.

Knowledge, Experience & Capabilities -

Critical knowledge
⬢ A thorough understanding of US and International transportation safety programs is essential. The experience and knowledge to review and interpret current and proposed regulations to assess the impact on the company's operations is required. Familiarity with chemical properties and the ability to translate published scientific data into transportation hazard classifications is critical.

Critical experience
⬢ Minimum 10 years experience with transportation/distribution of chemical products and/or formulations. Hands-on application of classification principles necessary. Demonstrated experience applying risk assessment principles into compliance policies and programs.

Critical technical, professional and personal capabilities
⬢ Ability to communicate the regulatory requirements effectively to all stakeholders including customers and various agencies.
⬢ Leadership role influencing others to respond to safety measures accordingly without prompting.
⬢ Ability to strongly advocate unpopular issues when they enhance safety, yet remain flexible when necessary.
⬢ SAP understanding for input and maintenance of critical product information.
⬢ Performance orientation
⬢ Customer orientation
⬢ Teamwork orientation
⬢ Change orientation
⬢ Organisation effectiveness
⬢ Strategic ability

Critical leadership capabilities
⬢ Set direction
⬢ Create edge
⬢ Drive results

Critical Success Factors and Key Challenges

The role requires a commitment to achieve the highest level of safety in the distribution of the company's products. This calls for strong action at times when conflicting objectives arise. The requirements of the marketplace have to be balanced between safety needs and delivery expectations. Investigating causes of incidents and non-conformances to learn where the system failed, and the ability to recommend corrective action is essential. The ability to lead multi-functional teams to achieve operational changes is a necessary part of this role.

Additional Information -

PHYSICAL DEMANDS OF THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
⬢ Typical office environment and workstation

WORKING CONDITIONS WHILE PERFORMING ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
⬢ Flexible working hours at busy times may be required to support the business needs
⬢ Travel to Crop Protection, contract service provider, and customer locations by car/plane
⬢ Frequent overnight and multi-day trips, week long trips internationally

OTHER
⬢ All applicants must be eligible to work in the U.S.
⬢ Valid driver’s license

The above statements describe the general nature and level of work only. They are not an exhaustive list of all required responsibilities, duties, and skills. Other duties may be added, or this description amended at any time.

Syngenta offers a competitive salary and benefits package, including market-based pay, health/dental insurance, a generous 401(k) program, paid time off, tuition reimbursement and relocation assistance.

Qualified candidates should apply today! Please submit your application online at www.syngentacareers.com. EOE Interested candidates can reply to megan.bird@yoh.com or megan.bird@syngenta.com.

10282009

Position Wanted

Sean Fernley

phrozyn_311@hotmail.com

17154 Carroll Lake Dr.

Spring, TX 77379

714-769-0077

Qualifications Profile

Highly adept in directing safety & security operations, supervising hazmat transportation activities, managing and training staff, maintaining facility security, and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations and organizational policies.

• Extensive experience coordinating key maritime / transportation inspection, facility review, and hazmat operations.

• Solid command of all federal regulations and standards governing hazmat transportation and facility inspection, to include 49CFR, IMDG, ICAO, FWPCA, RCRA, and CERCLA laws, safety regulations 33CFR 126, 127, 154-158, and security regulations 33CFR 101, 103-106 (Maritime Transportation Security Act); CFATS.

• Proactively train and supervise cross-functional teams in all facility safety and security procedures.

• Certified HAZWOPER and ICS Trainer at all response levels.

• Proficient with the National Incident Management System and the Incident Command System.

• Develop and implement processes and procedures that safeguard human health and safety, environmental preservation and organizational assets.

• Proven expertise in incident response and mitigation, risk identification & management, and  task force coordination.

• Advanced skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, PowerPoint, Groove, Adobe Acrobat (PDF), Internet Explorer and a 100 WPM typing average.

Professional Experience

The Response Group, 13939 Telge Road, Cypress, TX  77429; Supervisor: Jeff Marshall, same address, (281)880-5000.  Hours Per Week: 45, Salary: $62,500

Contractor, Emergency Response Pre-Planning & Support.

(April 2008 - Present)

With concurrent responsibilities encompassing the writing of regulated and non-regulated response plans required by such agencies as the DOT, EPA, USCG, and MMS; and Training and Supporting clients in HAZWOPER, the Incident Command System and our company-owned IAP Software.  Currently write plans for oil facilities, pipelines and oil platforms.  Such plans include Emergency Response Plans & Zones (ERP), Facility Response & Security Plans (FRP & FSP), Integrated Contingency Plans (ICP), and Oil Spill Response Plans (OSRP).

 

Provide support to clients of The Response Group during emergency response drills and exercises, as well as real incidents.  Such support includes providing the IAP Software created by The Response Group, and by providing equipment & personnel to support the management of the incident.

United states coast guard, 1001 South Seaside Avenue, BLDG 20, San Pedro, CA 90731; Supervisor: Marc Montemerlo, same address, (310) 521-3746,  Hours Per Week: 50. Salary: $67,000

General Supervisor, Intermodal Hazmat Inspection, Pollution Control, and Facility Safety / Security Operations (January 2002 to March 2008)

With concurrent responsibility encompassing Container Inspection Section Leader, Pollution Investigator, and Facility Safety / Security Inspector, hold full accountability for ensuring the security and seamless functioning of key operational facilities through the identification and management of hazardous materials. Train, motivate, and oversee cross-functional team of 20+ internal and federal agency staff in conducting timely and precise hazmat transportation activities; supervise 9 direct reports in performing 40-60 inspections per week of intermodal containers carrying hazardous materials subject to 49CFR and IMDG codes. Partner with personnel from the Department of Transportation, Federal Rail, PHMSA, Los Angeles Police Department, and California Highway Patrol to structure and execute joint inspections. Plan and deliver informative training sessions on hazmat regulations and procedures to staff and representatives from federal, local, and state agencies. Prepare and maintain detailed records of all inspection schedules, processes, and findings; evaluate staff performance and submit recommendations for promotion and / or discipline.

In capacity as Pollution Investigator, evaluate all incidents of known oil discharge and hazmat releases into navigable US waterways. Pinpoint sources of discharge, review activities of responsible parties prior to event, and ensure prompt execution of notifications and response actions; enforce penalties against violators of established pollution standards and regulations. In the absence of responsible parties, collaborate with Federal On Scene Coordinator Representative (FOSCR) to anticipate and prepare for federal action. Closely enforce provisions to include Federal Water Pollution Control ACT, Oil Pollution Act of 1990, Clean Water Act, CERCLA, RCRA, SARA, and MARPOL. Schedule tabletop and full-scale drills with outside agencies in pollution response and incident command system preparation; train 20+ team members in FWPCA and CERCLA regulations.

• Spearheaded the restructuring and launch of new Container Inspection Program across the Los Angeles /  Long Beach region, significantly improving site safety by requiring receipt of shipping papers and Hazardous Declaration forms prior to inspection.

• Headed multi-agency task force charged with providing extensive hazmat training to 60+ personnel; trained an additional 30 team members in facility security and safety regulations to include MTSA regulations, 33 CFR 101, 103, 104, 105, 126, and 154.

• Organized 5-day multi-agency strike force operation, “Operation Kick the Can,” coordinating 1,000 joint inspections of shipping industry transporting materials by highway, water, and railways; conducted 312 inspections of hazardous materials, halting 73 deficient shipments.

• Coordinated port inspections of 70+ waterfront bulk liquid transfer facilities and container facilities to ensure compliance with all applicable federal regulations and ensure optimal levels of operational safety and site security; identified and issued COTP orders to four facilities in non-compliance with 33 CFR 105 regulations.

• Responded and initiated immediate response to incident involving 60+ containers improperly packed with ferrous chloride, triggering multimillion-dollar cleanup operation across two terminals.

United states coast guard, 1001 South Seaside Avenue, BLDG 20, San Pedro, CA 90731; Supervisor: Marc Montemerlo, same address, (310) 521-3746,  Hours Per Week: 50. Salary: $67,000

• Served as Lead Pollution Investigator controlling oil leak from container ship, swiftly installing containment boom across channel and proactively preventing potential discharge of 212K gallons.

• Mentored 10 team members in achieving certification as designated container inspectors, administered oral boards to more than 15 candidates seeking qualification as Facility Security Inspectors, and gave oral boards to 7 individuals applying for Pollution Investigator status.

• During routine harbor patrol, identified oil slick impacting public beach, swiftly clearing area of swimmers and contracting clean-up company to recover oil and clean impacted stretch of beach.

• Honed expertise in new Transportation Worker Identification Credentials Program (TWIC).

Education and Training

Diploma  (June 01, 2001)

Dixie High School ⬠St. George, UT  84770

(September 1999 ⬠August 2000)

Dixie State College ⬠St. George, UT 84770

(April 2005 ⬠August 2005)

University of Phoenix ⬠Costa Mesa, CA  92626

Job-related Certifications and Licenses

• HAZWOPER & ICS Certified Trainer (All Levels)

• Radiation II Response

• SPCC & One Plan Course ⬠Trinity Consultants

• Container Inspection Training and Assist Team (CITAT)

• COHMED Cooperative Hazardous Materials Enforcement Development Training

• MST “A” School (Container Inspection, Pollution Investigation, Harbor Safety, Facility Safety, and Security Inspections)

• Hazardous Materials Incident Commander Training

• National Oil Spill Control School

• Incident Command System 100-400, 700, 800 and Hazmat Group Supervisor training

• Leadership and Management Course

“Secret” Security Clearance (2007)

10062009

Help Wanted

North America Hazardous Materials Manager (#107350)

This position will create and manage policies and processes for a variety of hazardous materials products. The position will also be responsible for working with technology partners to design and implement software to ensure hazardous materials products are stored and shipped in accordance with local, state, federal and international regulations.   Areas of responsibility include:

• Create and implement HazMat management procedures that meet regulatory requirements, protect Amazon customers and maximize business opportunityDesign tracking and reporting systems for internal and external communicationEstablish and maintain company-wide SOP’s for HazMat managementServe as the primary point of contact for all HazMat requirements, problem solving and expertiseProvide HazMat training for stakeholders, including Buyers, Fulfillment teams, and Transportation
• Create and conduct audits and safety incident management in accordance with Amazon policies and local law

Qualifications: The successful candidate has:

• 5-7  years of experience in hazardous materials compliance management, preferably retailer experienceDemonstrated success in HazMat program and project managementStrong verbal and written communication skillsDemonstrated ability to work independently and  autonomouslyAccomplished range of skills from high level strategic thinking to creative and detailed execution Strong leadership, who can drive consensus and articulate program recommendations and tradeoffs to senior executives 
• Bachelor degree; M.P.A. or  M.B.A. is preferred

To apply, please visit www.amazon.com/careers or contact Cassandra Commisso (Recruiter) at commisso@amazon.com.

093009

Help Wanted

Safety and HAZMAT Compliance Manager
Pidilite USA, Inc. is a subsidiary of Pidilite Industries, Ltd., a $350 million company specializing in adhesives (PIL) headquartered in Mumbai, India.  PIL is also growing its International presence through acquisitions around the world.  In an effort to establish a presence in the United States, PIL created Pidilite USA, Inc.  in 2006, and has since purchased three companies in the U.S.: Sargent Art (www.sargentart.com); Power Poxy (www.powerpoxy.com); and Cyclo Industries (www.cyclo.com).   The corporate offices of Pidilite USA, Inc. are headquartered in Jupiter Florida.

Sargent Art,  headquartered in Hazleton, PA. is a manufacturer /exporter of fine quality Paints, Crayons, Adhesives, Pencils, Pastels and a complete range of products for artists and crafters around the globe. Cyclo Industries, headquartered in Jupiter Florida is a multinational exporter/ manufacturer of superior quality professional automotive aftermarket products and has distributor relationships in over 80 countries around the world.  Power Poxy is a manufacturer and distributor of adhesives headquartered out of Hazleton, Pa.

Description:
The primary responsibility of this role is to provide regulatory compliance services to the Pidilite USA, Inc. manufacturing and distribution supply chain.  In addition, the Safety and HAZMAT Compliance Manager will be responsible for monitoring,  proactively identifying,  and mitigating compliance risks for Pidilite USA, Inc. and its subsidiaries.  The successful candidate will work closely with the marketing team to ensure that all products are properly classified, marked, labeled, described, and restricted where necessary.  In addition, this individual  will work with the Pidilite USA, Inc. management team to develop a culture of awareness and respect for workplace safety and hazmat compliance.

Responsibilities:

• Advise top management of the most recent laws and regulations regarding Dangerous Goods Transportation (DGT)  and Supply Chain Security (SCS) as well as  their impact on the company.

• Develop, implement and administer  all policies, guidelines and training programs required to ensure the safe and legal sale and distribution of all Pidilite USA, Inc. subsidiaries’ products, intermediates, and raw materials.  This includes domestically produced or imported, raw materials, or intermediates with primary emphasis on the following regulatory agencies:  Department of Transportation, International Air Transportation Association, International Maritime Dangerous Goods, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, Canadian Transportation Dangerous Goods, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act, the United Nations Transportation of Dangerous Goods, NAFTA and The Consumer Product Safety Administration. 

• Perform risk analysis and prioritize compliance activities.  Continuously look for ways to improve the company compliance level.

• Serve as liaison and main point of contact during regulatory agency visits or audits and as an internal subject matter expert/consultant.

• Monitor, interpret, and communicate notices regarding all new proposed and final regulations, and industry standards.

• Assure that all policies, guidelines, and training programs developed to promote and ensure the safe and legal distribution of company products and materials are effectively administered. 

• Ensure that all business operations and procedures provide a safe working environment for all employees , and are in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations.

• Direct subsidiaries in the proper storage and shipment of hazardous materials.

Qualifications:

The selected candidate is required to possess the following:

• Bachelors degree with at least 3+ years of relevant experience.  Masters degree preferred.

• Knowledge and applicable current certifications in domestic and international transportation regulations (DOT, IATA/ICAO, IMDG, EPA, OSHA, TDG, MTDG, and the UNTDG). 

• Ability to interpret and apply applicable regulations to facilities and operations.

• Ability to analyze existing and pending regulations, make recommendations, then develop, implement, and monitor compliance procedures. 

• Ability to manage and implement programs from the initial design concept through implementation, often under severe time constraints. 

• Familiarity with common chemical technology and sufficient toxicology background.

• Knowledge of warning and labeling requirements as per CPSA and GHS.

• Proven ability to analyze information contained in Material Safety Data Sheets. 

• Strong interpersonal skills and ability to engage and communicate with stakeholders at all levels within the organization and with service providers.

• Organizational, analytical, and quantitative skills with a particular sensitivity to compliance and associated business risks.

• Ability to travel approximately 50%.

• Ability to coordinate projects with multiple divisions.

• Previous work experience in a fast paced, changing/growing organization.

• Project management and solid communication skills are a must.

If you are interested in this position please email your resume to hr@pidilite.us.  Please include a cover letter with salary history. EOE.

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