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BROAD JOB FUNCTIONS - INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

• Input data into information management system.
• Manage laboratory data.
• Implement and review QA/QC practices.
• Search for relevant business opportunities.
• Organize, document, and distribute business opportunities.
• Follow-up and document successes.
• Maintain employee training and performance documentation.
• Search Web sites and Internet directories to post/advertise employer's products, processes, and services.
• Contact potential Web sites for inclusion of employer's products and services.
• Create marketing information and upload to Web sites.
• Track Web "hits" and successes.
• Determine supply and equipment needs (e.g., PPE).
• Identify product vendors (e.g., electronic catalogues on Internet).
• Select best product at most competitive price.
• Ensure equipment and supplies meet regulatory standards and follow standard operating procedures.
• Interface with clients to determine their service needs.
• Take client's order.
• Transmit information/client's order to client service group.
• Carry out service order.
• Investigate the amount and type of waste generated.
• Identify potential buyers of waste.
• Interact with facilities interested in utilizing or selling waste.
• Document waste exchange.
• Ensure organization/employer is in compliance with regulations (i.e., follow checklist of regulatory requirements).
• Update and transmit compliance information (e.g., identify information sources)
• Select, compile, and report relevant environmental strategies/technologies to management/customers.
• Utilize computer software to generate project maps.
• Generate geographically-referenced digital information spatially in map format and in tabular, descriptive format using computers.