Lawrence Berkeley National Lab's Engineering Division has an opening for an Electrical Safety Officer to join their team. Reporting to the Engineering Division, but also assigned to the ALS Division and ALS-U project, this role involves implementing an effective Electrical Safety Program. The officer provides expertise in Electrical Safety, acting as a champion for safety. They ensure compliance with DOE Orders and regulations, recommending and implementing processes to monitor and prevent electrical exposures and equipment issues. Additionally, they advise on complex regulatory matters, construction, maintenance, and lab hazards to minimize risks. This role will play a crucial role in improving electrical safety approaches and ensuring safe work execution and equipment operation.
Responsibilities Include: At Level 3
Additional responsibilities at Level 4:
What is Required:
Electrical Safety Officer Level 3:
Electrical Safety Officer Level 4:
Desired Qualifications:
Electrical Safety Officer Level 3:
Electrical Safety Officer Level 4:
Salary:
The Electrical Safety Officer 3 position offers an annual salary ranging from $129,252.00 to $157,980.00, which fits within the overall salary range of $114,900.00 to $193,860.00. The final salary offered will be determined based on the candidate's qualifications, experience, skills, knowledge, relevant education, certifications, and alignment with the internal peer group.
The Electrical Safety Officer 4 position offers an annual salary ranging from $154,560.00 to $188,904.00, which fits within the overall salary range of $137,376.00 to $231,840.00. The final salary offered will be determined based on the candidate's qualifications, experience, skills, knowledge, relevant education, certifications, and alignment with the internal peer group.
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