7 Jobs That Use CFR The Most

Jobs that use cfr the most include first officer, environmental protection specialist, and occupational health and safety specialist.

Rank	Job Title	Salary	% Of All Skills	Job Openings
1	First Officer	$82,510	27%	89,899
2	Environmental Protection Specialist	$59,771	19%	26,135
3	Occupational Health And Safety Specialist	$59,335	11%	84,204
4	Environmental Compliance Technician	$49,618	8%	36,716
5	Licensed Marine Engineer	$84,167	7%	21,738
6	Corporate Pilot	$87,661	7%	12,371
7	Safety Analyst	$52,060	4%	14,441

What jobs use CFR the most?

Execute and monitor strategic merchandising plans to achieve revenue objectives and reduce expenditures while ensuring payroll remains within budget.
Experience with EFIS, FMS and RNAV.
Base on the Embraer [] fleet

Most common skills for First Officer:

Enter and manage water system inventory and monitoring requirements into EPA record database.
Coordinate chemical inventories for all divisions per OSHA Hazcom requirements.
Supervise facility and material flow diagram design/drafting via AutoCAD, and final permit renewal application documents preparation for TCEQ evaluation/approval.

Most common skills for Environmental Protection Specialist:

Manage the facility respirator protection program, including proper selection and use, respiratory fit testing and regulatory compliance
Conduct training classes for MSHA personnel and for various mine operators in Oregon.
Maintain thorough working knowledge of OSHA, NFPA, ANSI standards and special policy changes from AFRC.

Most common skills for Occupational Health And Safety Specialist:

Provide contractor oversight, including monitoring of technical performance of sub-contractors managing remedial cleanup projects involving hazardous waste.
Assist HAZWOPER technicians with logistical support for operations on project operations including research of facilities and vendors need for project completion.
Prepare and update SPCC and SWPP plans.

Most common skills for Environmental Compliance Technician:

Manage the implementation of technology for better communicating and displaying radiological data used during emergency response.
Record routine readings of all HVAC and heating system, electric meters, gas meters, steam meter and water meter.
Operate and troubleshoot vacuum deposition machinery used in the development of anodes vital to the design of novel lithium-sulfur battery technology.

Most common skills for Licensed Marine Engineer:

Serve as a professional pilot managing a flight crew and ensuring safe transportation of VIP's internationally.
Develop and implement operational and administrative policies to align company policies and procedures with government (FAA) regulatory guidelines.
Conduct pilot proficiency and standardization evaluations in both A320 aircraft and simulator.

Most common skills for Corporate Pilot:

Manage site EHS team development to drive safety culture and procedures.
Manage and facilitate extensive Safety/Security and HAZMAT training for all personnel.
Develop OSHA compliant safety programs and training programs for municipal operations.

Most common skills for Safety Analyst:

Updated December 28, 2023