Reporting to the Director, the Administrator provides office management and administrative/ programmatic support to the Department of Energy, Environment, Health & Safety.
- Management of the EEH&S Office:
- Manages day-to-day EEH&S office operations (including NYMC & other Touro campuses).
- Screens incoming telephone calls and general emails and determines whether to take messages, forward calls, redirect calls to others, or personally handle the matter.
- Coordinates meeting calendars for the EHS Director and Staff
- Responds to requests for information.
- Keeps departmental web-based materials up to date.
- Assists with organizing committee and other meetings; prepares and coordinates agenda, reserves meeting space, notifies attendees, orders refreshments, selects meeting time and place convenient to parties. Follows up with attendees on open agenda items.
- Maintains contact with key internal personnel, including department heads, managers, principal investigators, and administrators.
- Manages relationships with vendors and service providers; develops new service relationships as needed.
- Serves as EEH&S records coordinator per V.B.4.-8 of NYMC’s Records Retention Policy.
- Manages office and technical supply inventories for EH&S department and the BSL-3 laboratory suite.
- Prepares HR paperwork (PAFs, HR3s, etc.)
- Assists with making staff travel arrangements.
- Financial
- Works with vendors and contractors to obtain proposals; follows up on all requests on an as needed basis and for fiscal year and/or project deadlines.
- Places orders for departmental supplies and services. Prepares requisitions. Manages POs. Submit vendor invoices for payment.
- Committee Administration
- Serves as committee administrator for the IBC (Institutional Biosafety Committee), IAKUK, and for the Radiation Safety Committee (RSC); Proficient in ‘Mentor” or the current system used by the College to track committee administration/protocols.
- Prepares and distributes materials for all committee meetings including agenda preparation, submission of protocols, updating SharePoint/Mentor sites, recording, transcribing, and distributing minutes and other agenda items for meetings.
- Coordinates with committee chairs regarding meeting dates, agenda items, follow-up items, etc.
- Technical/Program Support
- Schedules annual inspections for all biosafety cabinets and chemical fume hoods on campus with selected vendors and submits internal work orders based on vendor reports.
- Serves as site administrator for MSDS Online (NYMC’s online material safety data sheet database).
- Assists with the preparation of permit/license applications, preparations for regulatory agency site visits.
- Serves as EEH&S coordinating administrator for occupational health program.
- Schedules and coordinates all maintenance and required services for the BSL-3 laboratory suite.
- Assists the Director with special projects.
- Training Administrator:
- Coordinates annual training schedules.
- Maintains all training records/databases.
- Updates and assembles training materials for New Employee Orientation sessions.
- Runs reports on all personnel due for refresher training and sends reminders via email; follows up with individuals not in compliance.
- Manages data entry to Excel and Access databases for trainings including New Employee, Annual Refresher, HAZWOPER, American Heart Association Heart Saver, Shipping Biological materials, BSL-3 refresher, etc.
- Schedules/coordinates attendance sheets, certificates, and email correspondence for all departmental training.
- Keeps track of technical and professional training requirements for EEH&S technical staff and schedules staff for refresher training accordingly.
- Risk Assessments/Medical monitoring tracking
- Track and manage the medical risk assessment program. Become proficient in the management system (currently ‘Cority’)
- Coordinate with affected department such as Comp Med and Health Services, and BSL3
- Ensure all affected students/staff/faculty update their risk assessment paperwork one time per year. Assist them with paperwork completion/coordination as needed.
- All other duties as assigned.
Education requirement:
- Associate degree required.
- Incumbents will be expected to continue upgrading knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to keep abreast of regulation/policy changes.
Licenses or certifications:
- Notary preferred.
Technical/computer skills:
- Strong administrative/office management skills required.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint), as well as SharePoint, Adobe Acrobat; and the ability to learn other department specific software.
- Experience in Touro/NYMC financial management system, “Marketplace”, and “Banner” preferred, not required.
Prior experience:
- 0-10 years administrative experience in an office setting, preferably in an academic setting.
Other skills/requirements:
- Must be proficient performing normal administrative duties while also demonstrating the ability to take initiative and exercise independent thinking.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Must possess excellent organizational and time-management skills, including the ability to manage and prioritize multiple time-sensitive projects with minimal direction from his/her supervisor.
- Demonstrated ability to identify and resolve problems quickly and effectively.
USD $50,000.00/Yr.
USD $58,500.00/Yr.