Strong analytical skills and problem-solving skills.Working knowledge of OSHA regulations, environmental compliance, fire safety, waste operations, and emergency response.Minimum one year of EHS experience in a related industry (manufacturing preferred) where employee safety is the primary discipline (>50%).Assists EHS team as needed in day to day activities Develop, schedule, and deliver EHS training and other activities. Perform administrative tasks such as data entry, filing, scheduling, and research. Perform inspections and repairs for lifting devices, fall protection, fire extinguishers, emergency response, and similar equipment. Utilize Microsoft Office and related programs to track data, summarize into presentations, collaborate with groups, and clearly communicate with customers. Perform post-incident investigations for near miss and injuries, report findings, and assist with development of corrective actions.
Develop, maintain, review, analyze and timely reporting of documentation suitable for legal compliance in specific EHS operations as required by EPA, OSHA, DOT, and other federal/state/local permits/regulations. Performs evaluations and inspections in a heavy manufacturing setting for regulatory compliance and reports findings. Analyzes hazards, provides recommendations for improvement, and executes tasks to support safety and environmental compliance and injury prevention. Supports EHS department with assignments of specific tasks focused on maintaining safety and environmental compliance and providing technical support to problem resolution in all areas of EHS. Not sure if this means anythingĮDIT 2: Got offer! Thanks guys for all the supportĪny help is appreciated.Career Area: Manufacturing & Supply Chain Job Description: Has anyone ever been rejected after app changed to "completed"? Or is it the case that anyone who noticed "completed" has gotten offer after? Because I'm thinking it could also just be the fact that this doesn't mean anything, and the people who noticed the "completed" just so happened to get offers afterwardsĪlso, how does microsoft usually notify applicants about rejection/offer?ĮDIT: I noticed before that it said my application was "transferred." Now it is only saying "completed" with no reference to the "transfer" at all.
Was hoping to get some more official confirmation on this. Wondering if this means anything? I read some past posts about how this happened and they received offer a bit of time after, but also saw some people saying how it doesn't mean much. I recently finished my final round with Microsoft, and saw today that the action center status for the job changed to "completed"
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