Certified Industrial Hygienist - United States Secret Service

TIDEWATER INC•South Laurel, MD

6d•$95,000 - $110,000•Onsite

About The Position

Tidewater is seeking a talented Industrial Hygienist to join our team in support of the United States Secret Service at their premier training facility in Laurel, MD. In this critical role, you’ll help safeguard the health and safety of those who train to protect our nation’s leaders. You’ll conduct hazard assessments, implement exposure controls, and ensure compliance with federal safety standards—all within a dynamic, mission-driven environment. If you’re passionate about occupational health and thrive in a role where your expertise truly makes an impact, we want to hear from you!

Requirements

A bachelor’s degree in environmental science or engineering, or a related field
IH and/or safety experience in DC Metro Area.
Professional accreditation Required (e.g., Certified Industrial Hygienist [CIH], Certified Safety Professional [CSP] or Certified Hazardous Materials Manager [CHMM]).
Proven results in project, staff, and business management.
Proficient in MS Office suite.
Excellent technical communication, teamwork, business development, and staff management skills.
Deep understanding of safe work practices.

Nice To Haves

A dynamic blend of fieldwork, office tasks, technical challenges, and business management responsibilities.
The autonomy to lead team combined with robust support for business development and management from an established, nationally recognized environmental services company.
Opportunities for cross-training and exposure to a diverse range of clients and projects.
A tight knit workforce who value collaboration.
A flexible work environment that promotes work-life balance.

Responsibilities

Conduct inspections; ensuring compliance with safety and Industrial Hygiene standards and regulations; monitors and provides guidance on workplace hazards and corrective actions.
Provides consultative services to managers, technical personnel, other government entities and contractors on Occupations Health and Industrial Hygiene.
Knowledgeable of EPA and OSHA standards, rules, regulations, fire safety codes, and other guidelines governing facilities management in order to monitor and ensure that the Agency complies with all mandates.
Ability to determine levels and types of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); ensuring medical clearance and fit testing procedures, and annual recurring requirements are done; analyzes and documents environmental conditions.
Develops sampling methods, protocols and control measures.
Provides consultation to management, other Federal, state, local agencies, vendors, consultants and contractors on standards for Industrial Hygiene service.
Prepare analysis, reports, budget and procurement justifications, study findings, and recommendations to senior management.
Perform various types of indoor testing to include but not limited to Air quality, lead, and noise sampling.