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Safety And Occupational Health Specialist (Cys), Nf-04 Job Overview
RESUMES MUST BE TWO PAGES (OR LESS). QUALIFICATIONS MUST BE CLEARLY VERIFIABLE IN YOUR RESUME. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS MUST INCLUDE PAY PLAN, SERIES, GRADE, TO AND FROM DATES, AND GOVERNMENT AGENCY/DEPARTMENT. Must include at least one year of experience performing duties at a level which equipped the applicant with the particular knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to perform successfully in the position. A bachelor's degree or higher which included at least 24 semester hours in safety, occupational/industrial health, fire science, fire protection engineering, or other closely-related disciplines. Or Progressive experience in related fields which included at least one year equivalent in scope and complexity to the next lower grade level to include: 1. Demonstrated experience in interpreting fire and safety codes and standards. 2. Experience in evaluating building designs and providing technical assistance during construction related to fire protection and other safety requirements. 3. Experience inspecting or surveying facilities for compliance with established fire protection safety policies and to identify potential hazards. 4. Experience applying fire protection and safety laws, regulations, principles, theories, practices, and procedures to resolve technical matters dealing with such requirements. All Qualified applicants will be rated against the highly qualifying criteria by a rating panel for evaluation of the quality and extent of your total accomplishments, experience and education. Those applicants determined to be highly qualified will be referred to the hiring official for consideration. The highly qualified candidates may undergo an interview and reference checks. All answers to the Highly Qualifying Criteria must be demonstrated in your resume to get credit. Possess a deep familiarity with Department of War (DoW), Army (or branch-specific), and local installation policies, standards, and guidance governing Child Development Centers (CDC), School-Age Care (SAC), and Youth Centers. Possess demonstrated knowledge of Mastery of SOH principles and OSHA standards. Possess an understanding of age-appropriate hazards (infants to 18 years), playground safety requirements (ASTM/CPSC standards), and child-to-staff ratio safety compliance. Possess demonstrated knowledge of preventative health protocols, USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) safety guidelines, infectious disease prevention, and proper sanitization standards. Possess thorough knowledge of emergency planning, fire protection codes, evacuation protocols, severe weather responses, and hazardous material protocol and communication. Possess demonstrated experience conducting facility walkthroughs, identifying physical and environmental hazards, and ensuring playground equipment is structurally sound. Possess demonstrated experience evaluating CYS activities, field trips, sports programs, and daily operations to perform risk-benefit analyses and implement mitigation controls. Possess demonstrated experience developing and delivering safety training packages for CYS staff, administrative personnel, and volunteers on emergency responses, hazard communication, and hygiene. Possess demonstrated experience utilizing specialized software to document, analyze, and report CYS mishaps, slip-and-fall incidents, or facility deficiencies to command safety directors. Possess demonstrated experience writing clear standard operating procedures (SOPs), safety program reviews, corrective action plans, and command briefings.