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PHOENIX VICTIM SERVICES INTERN/VOLUNTEER- SPRING 2027
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PHOENIX
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TUCSON VICTIM SERVICES INTERN/VOLUNTEER- SPRING 2027
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TUCSON
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ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES OFFICER 2
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REMOTE OPTIONS, PHOENIX, TUCSON
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| Are you passionate about turning complex financial data into actionable business strategies? We are looking for a detail-oriented Budget Analyst! |
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PROGRAM PROJECT SPECIALIST II
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PHOENIX
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| The position provides weekday, evening and weekend-based psycho-educational programs and case management services to the offender/resident population through classes and one-on-one sessions. Conducts needs assessments and develops individual program plans. Assists in transitional planning for offenders leaving the reentry center. Interacts with internal and external staff. Community Corrections Officers (CCO), and community providers. This position is responsible for maintaining accurate documentation and statistical data/reports. Required to work independently with minimal supervision. In addition, this position is required to drive and travel on State business and perform other duties as appropriate to the assignment. |
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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 the Arizona Division 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.
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