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PROCUREMENT SPECIALIST
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REMOTE OPTIONS, PHOENIX
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SPECIALIST - GROUNDWATER INSPECTOR
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CHANDLER, GILBERT, GLENDALE, PHOENIX, SCOTTSDALE, TEMPE
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LEGAL ASSISTANT PROJECT SPECIALIST
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PHOENIX
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| Are you an experienced legal assistant? Can you perform complex administrative work in a criminal justice or law office environment? This might be the perfect next step for your legal career. Apply today!
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Reentry (ADCRR) is seeking an experienced legal assistant to fill the Legal Assistant Project Specialist position. The Legal Assistant Project Specialist performs specialized administrative and legal support work in managing the end-to-end life cycle of subpoenas, court orders, and public records requests served on the department. The Legal Assistant Project Specialist applies the same skills and processes to complex Public Records Requests (PRR) per regulatory guidelines, ensuring that statutory exceptions are properly applied. This highly collaborative role requires tracking and reporting requests, independently composing professional correspondence, and consulting/conferring closely with internal managers, attorneys, personnel, and external customers. |
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PROCUREMENT MANAGER
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PHOENIX
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| Do you have experience in supervising a team of state government procurement specialists? Are you a Certified Public Procurement Officer (CPPO), Certified Professional Public Buyer (CPPB), or Certified Purchasing Manager (CPM)? Join our amazing team of procurement professionals. This is the next step in your career. Apply now!
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry (ADCRR) is seeking a team-oriented supervisor to fill the procurement manager position. This position ensures all agency internal procurement policies, forms, processes, programs, and procedures are standardized and adhere to the compliance best practices and statutory requirements of the Arizona Procurement Code and other applicable statutes. Plans, reviews, recommends, and directs ADCRR’s contracts for commodities and services programs, implements all purchasing and contract negotiations, and procurement activities prior to contract awarding. Is responsible for the quality and timeliness of purchasing activities. Completes data analysis, industry research/benchmarking, and performance metrics. Manages a team of professionals for completeness and accuracy. Develops administrative reporting. In addition, this role will be expected to contribute to all strategic sourcing, compliance, and continuous process improvements. |
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IC OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH ADMINISTRATOR
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PHOENIX
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| This position is responsible for overall management and day to day operations of Arizona's Department of Occupational Safety and Health (ADOSH), which plays an important role in promoting safe and healthy workplace for the workforce in the state.
Subject to the control and direction of the Commission and Agency Director, the ADOSH Administrator also established and implements policy and procedure related to the various ADOSH programs, including the Compliance (Inspection) Program, the Consultation Program, the Boiler Inspection Program, the Elevator Inspection Program and the Statistics Program. Some of these programs operate under Federal Grants, the management of which are overseen by the ADOSH Administrator.
The ADOSH Administrator is also responsible for ensuring that the State's program is at least as effective as the Federal OSHA Program, which is required under the state plan agreement. In addition to the on-going and day to day responsibilities associated with this responsibility, the ADOSH Administrator is also responsible for working with and communicating directly (and regularly) with stakeholders, employers and employer organizations, and Federal OSHA, working closely with Federal counterparts to ensure that necessary program changes are implemented, that overall division goals are achieved, and that any noted deficiencies are corrected in a timely manner.
With both supervisory and direct responsibilities, the responsibilities are varied and complex, requiring extensive knowledge of Arizona and Federal Occupational Safety and Health law, standards, regulations, rules, directives and interpretation, as well as knowledge of the regulatory framework within which these laws exist. |