Job Announcement

[Chuck Pickering <cpickeri@USC.EDU>]

The University of Southern

California is looking to hire a trainer that would take the lead in

providing health and safety training to the University faculty and staff.

This person would work with Safety Professionals and Professional

Development Staff in designing, delivering and coordinating safety

programs in Radiation Safety, Laboratory Safety, Biological Safety,

Environmental Safety and Industrial Hygiene. The appropriate candidate

would have a sound background in Environmental Health and Safety, be able

to lead dynamic training sessions with class participants and be able to

develop new strategies for effectively delivering required 

training.


Specific Duties include:

1.      

Assist

staff from Environmental Health & Safety and Laboratory Safety with

the development of training programs for faculty and staff. This would

include working with Professional Development to create effective

delivery strategies by analyzing current methods and modalities and

choosing a training strategy that best meet our needs.

2.      

Schedule

and deliver training classes to faculty and staff.

3.      

Coordinate

the tracking of classes with Professional Development.

4.      

Schedule

and deliver annual refresher classes to ancillary groups such as

Facilities Management Services, Housekeeping, and Public Safety.

5.      

Assist

in the scheduling and tracking of the annual Laboratory Safety refresher

classes conducted by the faculty for their staff.

6.      

Evaluate

the effectiveness of training classes and make recommendations for

improving program quality.


 

Interested candidates should apply online at

http://www.usc.edu/dept/personnel/employment/

and search for Job Code 133011 under Grade I at UPC.


Chuck Pickering, RSO

Director, Laboratory Safety



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