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Industrial Site Safety Inspector

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The Industrial Site Safety Inspector subcontract involves performing critical safety inspections for prime contractors working on City of Toledo water treatment projects. The primary scope of work focuses on conducting physical inspections of unloading areas and delivery points to identify potential hazards related to liquid CO2 and ensuring that facility infrastructure is compatible with unloading equipment. The final deliverables for this engagement are a comprehensive site safety inspection report and a formal clearance. Qualified candidates must possess a strong working knowledge of OSHA standards and hold a valid industrial safety certification. This opportunity is managed by the Department of Public Utilities Water Treatment Plant for the City of Toledo in Ohio. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 24, 2026, at 5:30 PM.

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Safety inspections for City of Toledo water projects due by November 24, 2026.

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3000 Tons (More or Less) of Liquid Carbon Dioxide

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AgencyOhio → DPU/Water Treatment Plant Department of City of Toledo
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Performs site safety inspections for prime contractors on City of Toledo water treatment projects. Conducts physical inspections of delivery points and unloading areas to identify hazards associated with liquid CO2 and verify facility compatibility with unloading equipment. Requires OSHA standards knowledge and industrial safety certification. Delivers a site safety inspection report and clearance.

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