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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY CONSULTANT IV FLORENCE
Protect People. Promote Safety. Make an Impact. The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry (ADCRR) is seeking an experienced Occupational Safety Consultant to lead occupational safety, fire prevention, and environmental health programs across our Eyman complex. In this vital role, you’ll conduct safety inspections, investigate incidents, and ensure compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards. You’ll also provide hands-on training to strengthen our culture of safety and operational excellence. Make an impact, protect lives, and advance your career—apply today!
Wildlife Manager Trainee - Game Warden VARIOUS-STATEWIDE
The AZGFD is hiring Wildlife Managers (Arizona’s game wardens) who are field-oriented, commissioned peace officers responsible for conserving and protecting wildlife resources throughout the State of Arizona. This unique position incorporates law enforcement and biology and requires a Bachelor’s degree in wildlife science or a closely related field from an accredited college or university.
OHV Officer Trainee - Law Enforcement Specialist 1 VARIOUS-STATEWIDE
The AZGFD is hiring a Wildlife Law Enforcement Specialist 1 who are field-oriented, commissioned peace officers responsible for conserving and protecting wildlife resources throughout the State of Arizona.
Finl Instns Exmnr Sr REMOTE OPTIONS, PHOENIX
The Financial Institution Examiner - Senior will be responsible for performing professional work of unusual difficulty in the examination and analysis of the conditions and overall operations of financial institutions including conditions of credit, financial statements, internal controls, general operations and methods, trust operations; applies and interprets state and federal laws, rules and regulations; establishes priorities and scope of examination and analysis; writes final report of examination; conducts exit reviews with management and directors; calculates institutions' overall rating; investigates complaints received against licensees; develops cases involving violations of laws by licensees; and testifies as the expert witness at administrative hearings. At this level the examiner possesses the knowledge and expertise to be considered an expert, able to train other examiners, carries out the full range of examination assignments and normally is assigned the most difficult, complex examinations. Work is carried out with little or no supervisory intervention and often includes the direction of subordinate staff.

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