• Monitor daily work activities to ensure compliance with company safety policies, OSHA regulations, NFPA 70E, and other applicable standards. • Conduct regular site safety inspections and audits, focusing on electrical hazards, fall protection, lockout/tagout, and other high-risk activities. • Verify that crews have proper PPE, tools, and equipment in good working condition. • Facilitate or assist with site safety orientations and toolbox talks. • Communicate safety expectations to employees, subcontractors, and visitors. • Provide on-the-spot safety coaching and correction as needed. • Identify unsafe conditions and at-risk behaviors, document findings, and follow up on corrective actions. • Assist Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) and Pre-Task Planning (PTP) to ensure hazards are addressed before work begins. • Respond to and assist in managing incidents, near misses, and first aid events. • Conduct preliminary incident investigations and support root cause analysis. • Maintain accurate records of inspections, incidents, and safety activities. • Work closely with the Project Manager, Superintendent, and corporate safety team to maintain a safe jobsite. • Assist in developing and implementing site-specific safety plans. • Support subcontractor compliance with safety requirements.

• Monitor and interpret forecasts and information on hydrometeorological hazards such as hurricanes, cyclones, droughts, floods, and tsunamis to provide technical advice and assistance to DHR and real-time analysis of imminent and potential hydrometeorological hazard events. • Provide technical advice to support USG disaster response planning for international hydrometeorological hazard events such as floods, droughts, tsunamis, hurricanes, cyclones, El Nino, and other meteorological, hydrological and oceanic hazards. • Serve on USG disaster response teams and assessment teams to provide real-time hydrometeorological information and forecasts to support USG disaster response operations as needed. • Review project proposals, concept papers and other documents on hydrometeorological hazards. Provide technical advice, assessment, evaluation and guidance to DHR projects and implementors in coordination with other technical staff. Prepare background documents, briefing papers, and other relevant documents as needed. • As appropriate, apply new developments in hydrometeorology to DHR programming, and support development of plans to lessen the impacts of hydrometeorological hazards and support disaster and emergency preparedness. • Maintain a travel ready status and as needed, serve on Disaster Response Teams (DART) and serve on Washington-based Response Management Teams (RMTs), which provides services and support to DARTs deployed in response to disasters. The duties on RMTs will vary. DARTs may require immediate (within 24 hours) deployment overseas for an extended period of time. • Other duties as assigned.

• Advise the Response Lead on appropriate strategies on humanitarian response modalities that best enable Ebola outbreak response activities considering lessons learned from past Ebola outbreaks. Identify critical gaps that facilitate the pillars of response and advise the DHR leadership on these strategies. • Liaise directly with technical lead and pillar leads of the response at post, and in DC. • Advise the DHR Programs Lead on programming. And advise on when other technical sectors need to provide analysis and technical assistance for the response. • Engage with the national health cluster and sub-clusters to understand humanitarian gaps, challenges and response plans; attend regular cluster meetings. • Evaluate and document health programming gaps and assess the performance of current DHR awards in responding to these gaps. • Coordinate with humanitarian partners to understand humanitarian gaps and challenges in light of the Ebola response and understand the integration of health humanitarian actions and Ebola response actions. • Attend pillar meetings to understand technical gaps and how they are exacerbated by humanitarian needs or could be better supported through humanitarian enablers. • Serve as a USG humanitarian health sector resource person, assist in strategy development and provide expert technical and organizational leadership in sectoral activity as part of Ebola Response. • Advise and support technical and strategic thinking for health activities, interventions, and recommendation discussions. Develop sector strategies, guidance, and recommendations (in coordination with other sectors when required) for disaster and humanitarian response; and provide technical support for DHR staff at Post, and other offices within State. • Advise and support discussions on emergency health activities with NGO partners and other Department of State staff working in humanitarian health. • Provide technical review of proposals submitted by NGO and UN partners for humanitarian health programs. Apply new developments in the emergency health sector to humanitarian programming. • Advise on the coordination, implementation and prioritization of emergency health activities to ensure that efforts in assigned program areas are meeting the needs of affected populations and satisfy the goals and objectives of the response program. • As needed, provide technical support to State’s humanitarian nutrition and WASH Teams related to the complementary nature of these interventions to improve health outcomes in humanitarian settings. • As needed, serve on DARTs and serve on Washington-based Response Management Teams (RMTs), which provides services and support to DARTs deployed in response to disasters. The duties on RMTs will vary. (DARTs may require immediate (within 24 hours) deployment overseas for an extended period of time.)

• Present and communicate company loan products and services; • Assist clients in completing loan applications and all necessary paperwork; • Conduct thorough reviews of client financial information to ensure loan eligibility; • Follow up, Follow up, Follow up.