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Interaction with populations that are comprised primarily of minors or otherwise vulnerable individuals
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Assigned youth program responsibilities
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Duties that require entry into housing and dining facilities, such as residence halls, dormitory rooms, cabins, cottages, motel rooms, barracks, tents, gymnasiums, etc.
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Duties that require possession of or access to master keys that grant access to housing and dining facilities
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Performs IT functions or duties that:
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Provide access to system security
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Creates or modifies user accounts/records, or resets user passwords
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Grants or revokes system access
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Maintains electronic mail access
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Enables local area network connections
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Access to restricted or secured data system tables or programs
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Maintains database and system security
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Serves as or performs the functions of a system administrator for all types of computerized or digital systems
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Access to confidential or personal information, the disclosure of which is prohibited by state or federal laws, rules or regulations, and/or other information that is defined as confidential under state or federal laws, rules or regulations, such as:
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Investigation into discrimination and other employee complaints
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Preparation of equal employment opportunity, affirmative action, and the Americans with Disabilities Act reports
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Accesses to Law Enforcement Data System (LEDS) or Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) systems and background check information
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Access to confidential employee, faculty, staff, or student data or files
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Access to medical records, medical billing information, or medical treatment plans
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Operates and maintains printing equipment that produces employee pay statements and tax forms
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Collects and transports confidential materials for confidential disposal or destruction
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Access to or the ability to distribute confidential information about Youth Programs participants
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Duties involving procurement, storage, issuance, maintenance, inventory control, mixing, dispensing, or use of hazardous materials or drugs, and/or packaging, labeling, or shipping chemicals, hazardous materials, or other items controlled by State or Federal laws.
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Access to restricted areas in which activities and projects are conducted involving diseases or substances that could compromise the health and safety of the campus or public. These are typically laboratories or campus facilities that are only accessed by individuals assigned or approved to be in that location. Examples of such facilities are those that are designated as biosafety level (BSL) 2 and above.
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Starts up, operates, shuts down, and conducts maintenance and surveillance checks on a nuclear reactor, utility facilities, or power generating facilities
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Serves as the final authority for fiscal, financial aid, payroll, or purchasing signature/approval decisions
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Compiles payroll data such as writs and garnishments, accrued leave, and payroll deductions
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Payroll processing
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Access that would make it possible to take actions that directly impact pay or financial aid for individuals
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Reviews credit applications or establishes lines of credit
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Reviews or processes financial aid applications or information
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Receives money, operates a cash register or maintains a cash box, or processes credit card purchases
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Performs technical procedures, under specific conditions, as required for research on various live, large and small research animals (vertebrates)
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Feeds, cares for, observes, and/or transports a variety of live, large, and small animals (vertebrates) that are:
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Owned by OSU for laboratory research
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In the custody of OSU, at a university facility, such as the veterinary teaching hospital or a university farm, or a university-sponsored event, such as those for youth clubs or at teaching events
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In the custody of OSU, at an isolation facility that accommodates research, teaching, and diagnostic projects working with infectious and noninfectious animal diseases