Chief of service vs regional director of operations

Differences between chief of service and regional director of operations duties and responsibilities

Chief of service example responsibilities.

• Lead a restructuring of the office which encourage greater collaboration between subunits and eliminate redundancies.
• Ensure that all OSHA require training are administered in accordance with establish standards.
• Supervise and assure that all OSHA standards, and shop safety precautions are followed.
• Perform leg pinning, tank isolation (LOTO), tank decommissioning/recommissioning, tank cleaning, ventilation.
• DOT, FRA, FTA and other federal, state, and local laws as applicable are followed.
• Include GHS, LOTO and well as PPE use and issue, fork lift training and confine space entry andrescue.
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Regional director of operations example responsibilities.

• Lead strategic alliance with regulatory agencies JCAHO, AAAHC and CMS.
• Manage and accountable for regional budgets and the approval of payroll and expenses.
• Create RFP's and manage outsource companies for all aspects of company needs.
• Manage operational functions including payroll and district invoicing, and the reporting of each.
• Lead a cross functional team task with creating the project plan and resource allocation for the FDA consent decree remediation project.
• Establish and manage the mid-Atlantic regional office of a privately own legal education company that provide educational services to law students.
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