What does the job of environmental Management & monitor include?
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.kean.edu/facilities/EMS.html
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Like any other environment you start with a risk assessment that leads to a target of 'risks' that need addressed (removed or reduced).  Like any other risk management system the assessments need to be review regularly and immediately if the environment changes.\n\nThe operationally most important step is staff training which ensures everyone is aware of their individual responsibility for their, and other persons, safety.\n\nHope that helps
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You can work in a natural history museum, zoo, national parks, any research organization that deals with existing and extinct animals, school(university), consulting, various government agencies that deal with ecosystems, natural reserves, zoological societies, animal disease control, etc, doing jobs of molecular technician, marine invertebrate biologist, any staff in an office of science and technology in a national marine fisheries, national history collections curator, conservation associate, comparative animal physiologist, any staff in a zoonotic disease defence center, ecologist, project scientist, field biologist and the list goes on
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Oceanographers study ocean life. They study coral, fish and microorganisms.
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YES IT IS A MANAGEMENT ROLE. GOOD LUCK!!
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The IT/Network Administrator sets up, configures, and supports internal and/or external networks. The position is responsible for developing and maintaining all systems, applications, security, and network configurations. The administrator also troubleshoots network performance issues and creates and maintains a disaster recovery plan. \n\nAdditional duties include but are not limited to performing upgrades, patches, and working with new applications and equipment. This position provides technical support and guidance to users.
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Im not real sure but i think curating, directing, or zookeeping. Heres a few sites dont know if they'll serve as useful.\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------\nJobs a zoologist can do:\n\nThere's many different jobs that a zoologist can do, from being a lab technician, to a veterinarian, to being an animal caretaker/trainer/breeder, to being a wildlife biologist. Each job requires different experience, training, and each has different tasks specific to a job.
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def: Measures and controls to prevent damage and degradation of the environment, including the sustainability of its living resources is called ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.....
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Typically, management refers to providing direction to the organization and the people in it.  \n\nAdministration normally refers to the support functions of an organization, such as payroll, benefits, supplies, purchasing and similar things required to allow the rest of the organization to get on with their jobs.
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Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition.\n\nThe system provides reliable data collection and continuous real-time control in a user-friendly environment. In Layman’s terms, the system is designed to supervise the flow of sewer water through the pump stations, and to perform certain functions, such as shutting off or turning on certain pumps, etc. The system consist of telemetric stations mounted on the individual pump and control stations and water tanks, water treatment and cleaning plants, and a dispatching center made up of one or more computers installed at the central dispatching facilities. Data transmission takes place using portable means, typically radio data networks, GSM or phone.
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Environmental science is a study of the environment with the objective of developing technologies that would create a friendly relationship between man and environment at all times. Environmental science calls for technologies that reduce environmental degradation, enhance environment, maximize benefits out of environment across the present and future generations without damage to environment. The science itself utilizes technologies in research and development.
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waste management engineer
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An "IS manager" is the information systems manager.\n\nInformation systems managers install computer systems, ensure that back up systems operate effectively, buy hardware and software, provide the ICT technology infrastructures for an organisation, and contribute to organisational policy with regard to quality standards and strategic planning.\n\nInformation systems managers work in every size of organisation in every industry and service sector, usually with a staff of technicians, programmers and database administrators reporting to them. \n\nWithin the ICT sector actual job titles are dependent on the employing organisation. You might, for example, be a service delivery manager in a software house or a data processing manager in an end-user organisation. \n\nInformation systems managers direct the work of systems/business analysts, computer programmers, support specialists, and other computer-related workers. \n\nThe role is ultimately dependent on the employing organisation and the complexity of its information systems. \n\nStandard activities are likely to include: \n\n---evaluating user needs and system functionality\n---ensuring that ICT facilities meet the needs of individuals and projects\n---planning, developing and implementing the ICT budget, obtaining competitive prices from suppliers, where appropriate, to ensure cost effectiveness \n---scheduling upgrades and security backups of hardware and software systems\n--researching and installing new systems\n--ensuring the smooth running of all ICT systems, including anti-virus software, print services and e-mail provision \n--ensuring that software licensing laws are adhered to\n--providing secure access to the network for remote users\n--ensuring the security of data from internal and external attack\n---providing users with appropriate support and advice\n---managing crisis situations, which may involve complex technical hardware or software problems\n---mentoring and training new ICT support staff\n---keeping up to date with the latest technologies
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You could work for a gov. regulating agency like the water board or the air board. You could work in an industrial facility as an environmental technician and help keep the facility in compliance with the regulations. You could work for the forest service studying different parts of the ecosystem. You could work for an independent consulting firm and contract your services to different groups, industry, commercial, or govenrment depending on your emphasis and their need. There are a lot of options...those are just off the top of my head.
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manager- make sure ofsted procedures are followed, health and safety, child protection coordination, special needs, manage the staff team, relevant paperwork, setting up new children, welcoming new parents, liasing with other agencies, ordering equipment,toys, recruiting staff,
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Industrial Hygienists most often work in companies where the majority of the employees are exposed to a potentially health threatening envirnomnent. Here, their main job responsibilities are monotoring employees exposure to environmental factors which will affect their health. The industrial hygientist may be responsible for fitting employees with monitoring devices to monitor their exposure to chemicals, heat, asbestos, noise, radiation, biological hazards, etc. Doing fit tests for protective respirators. They are responsible for recordkeeping and developing and maintaining a medical monitoring program for employees.
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A material manager can do one or both of two typical things.  One is to work in a factory and make sure processing materials are moving from area to area in a smooth manner to make a finished product.  The other thing they can do is make sure purchased products get to various manufacturing facilities on time so they can be used to make products.  They also manage raw material and work in process inventory levels to keep them low but not so low that production is interupted.