Common use of Hazardous Materials Manager Clause in Contracts

Hazardous Materials Manager. Provide a Hazardous Materials Manager with expertise in the safe handling of Hazardous Materials required to perform the Work and those that may be discovered/impacted. The Hazardous Materials Manager shall conduct appropriate activities such as: · scheduling and conducting Hazardous Materials training for the Phase Developer’s and Section Developer's employees; · verifying all employee and subcontractor certifications required for any handling of Hazardous Materials prior to employee handling such materials; · maintaining records of all Incidents involving Hazardous Materials and notifying the ECM, MDOT and appropriate authorities in writing of any such Incidents; · developing investigative work Plans and Remedial Action Plans or equivalent reports necessary and acceptable to MDE and the US Environmental Protection Agency (“US EPA”) in material discovery and remediation efforts of Hazardous Materials; and · be experienced in MDE guidance for the investigation and remediation of Hazardous Materials under the MDE Land Restoration Program and Voluntary Clean-up Program. The Hazardous Materials Manager shall have the following qualifications: · a minimum of 10 years’ experience with addressing Hazardous Materials; · be trained and certified at least to the minimum requirements established under the current guidelines of OSHA such as 29 CFR 1910.120, HAZWOPER and management and supervisor training; and · be experienced in MDE guidance for the investigation and remediation of Hazardous Materials under the MDE Land Restoration Program and Voluntary Clean-up Program. The Hazardous Materials Manager position must be filled for the duration of the Section D&C Work and the Person holding such position is expected to be on-site whenever Hazardous Materials may be encountered in the Work.

Hazardous Materials Manager. Provide a Hazardous Materials Manager with expertise in the safe handling of Hazardous Materials required to perform the Work and those that may be discovered/impacted. The Hazardous Materials Manager shall conduct appropriate activities such as: ·  scheduling and conducting Hazardous Materials training for the Phase Developer’s and Section Developer's employees; ·  verifying all employee and subcontractor certifications required for any handling of Hazardous Materials prior to employee handling such materials; ·  maintaining records of all Incidents involving Hazardous Materials and notifying the ECM, MDOT and appropriate authorities in writing of any such Incidents; ·  developing investigative work Plans and Remedial Action Plans or equivalent reports necessary and acceptable to MDE and the US Environmental Protection Agency (“US EPA”) in material discovery and remediation efforts of Hazardous Materials; and ·  be experienced in MDE guidance for the investigation and remediation of Hazardous Materials under the MDE Land Restoration Program and Voluntary Clean-up Program. The Hazardous Materials Manager shall have the following qualifications: ·  a minimum of 10 years’ experience with addressing Hazardous Materials; ·  be trained and certified at least to the minimum requirements established under the current guidelines of OSHA such as 29 CFR 1910.120, HAZWOPER and management and supervisor training; and ·  be experienced in MDE guidance for the investigation and remediation of Hazardous Materials under the MDE Land Restoration Program and Voluntary Clean-up Program. The Hazardous Materials Manager position must be filled for the duration of the Section D&C Work and the Person holding such position is expected to be on-site whenever Hazardous Materials may be encountered in the Work.