Jackie Fall Email & Phone Number

Arlington, Va, Us

Minneapolis, Minnesota, Us

Leads and supports plant-wide initiatives and efforts for site health, safety, security, and environmentalServes as the Site HSE Pillar Owner, primary point of contact and resource for health, safety & environmental issues at the facilityRepresents the Site during Regional HSE Pillar functionsEnsures the impact of regulatory changes on the businesses are being managedSupport completion and submittal of required Environmental, Health, and Safety reports for the facilityLeads compliance assurance efforts by facilitating frequent HSE self-assessments and tracks corrective action plans to completionProvides leadership, direction, and prioritization for site HSE objectives as part of the master planning processMentors, develops, and builds capability in Site HSE Process OwnersMonitors facility performance against HSE goals and objectives and communicates results to Central Safety Committee. Supports CSC efforts and serves as back-up to Plant ManagerReports company required HSE metrics at required frequencies in GSTEMSActively participates in change management such as relocation, modification, and decommissioning of any affected facility, equipment, or processEnsures site HSE risk analyses are performed and communicated to Facility Manager, Central Safety Committee, and Regional HSE LeaderCollaborates with other Pillars/business functions and participates in special projects as assignedProvides support to the site to address regulatory inspections and complaintsProvides assistance in the investigation of significant incidents (fire, chemical releases, fatalities, severe or multiple injuries, etc.) and follow-up on corrective actions ensuring information is shared throughout the Company to prevent re-occurrence

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, Gb

• Build SHE partnerships within R&D, serving as the primary SHE contacts for designated therapeutic areas Including the CVRM- Cardiovascular Renal Metabolism, R&I -Respiratory and Immunology, and CTL- Cell Therapy Labs.• Champion a culture of safety within the R&D groups based on HOP principles.• Attend therapeutic area meetings within partner areas, presenting one-point lessons, and relevant SHE topics, serving as a SHE ‘go-to’ as needs arise. Meeting once a week with each therapeutic group to discuss ongoing risk assessments, waste updates/changes, new equipment being evaluated, and important safety updates around the site, as well as to hear about new processes with in vivo and in vitro studies.• Conduct, document, and manage risk assessments and affiliated CAPAs to ensure a safe work environment.• Liquid nitrogen program owner, responsibilities include overseeing all cryogen rooms on site and coordinating with appropriate vendors if malfunctions occur with LN2. Creating meetings as problems can arise from liquid nitrogen with the Facilities and Lab Operations team. Cultivated the importance of routinely testing valve functions and checking cryo rooms monthly. To assist end users in becoming more comfortable and trained on the topic of liquid nitrogen, I am tasked with revamping the entire liquid nitrogen training course.• Capital expense (CapEx) approver. Responsibilities include approving or denying new equipment to come on-site and entering this into our (CapEx) system.• Lead lab walk-throughs.• Use the AZ SHE System (Enablon) to assist partners as needs arise.• Assist with designing safety meetings, documentation, reviews, and site SHE.• communications on various platforms (Workplace, plasma screens, Teams, etc.)• Participate in departmental self-audits and program reviews.• Working closely with the Industrial Hygienist on site for different types of sampling and risk assessments.

Silver Spring, Maryland, Us

Manage workers and monitor all safety policies and protocols in staging and de-staging properties for improving real estate sales. Coordinate with real estate agents. Give estimates. Meet clients for design appointments.

Bethesda, Md, Us

• Provide technical knowledge required to support the WRAIR/NMRC animal program. • Communicates with veterinary support staff, facility veterinarian(s), investigators, and other staff members regarding the health of animals and experimental manipulations as needed.• have knowledge of animal behavior (primates in particular) and practical experience working with animals to habituate them to new procedures, equipment, and environments through training and positive reinforcement.• Assist the subject matter experts with relevant task-specific technical, husbandry and administrative training to WRAIR/NMRC animal users.• Understand and follow all SOPs and Quality Assurance Standards.• Participate in weekly technical or SOP training.• Safely and correctly handle and restrain animals for observation and/or minor procedures.• Collect physiological data (pulse, respiration, heart rate, body temperature, etc).• Collect, preserve, and prepare blood, urine, fecal samples, and skin scrapings.• Maintain inventory of technical supplies, such as medications, and procedure room supplies.• Reports all animal and personnel issues and concerns to the appropriate chain of command.• Euthanize and dispose of animals per SOP/policy.• Knowledge of PCs, Microsoft Office software and database systems.