EHS Consultant MultiSite Compliance & Safety Program Development

PK Companies Group•Tulsa, OK

3d•$0 - $55•Onsite

About The Position

PK Safety Services is seeking an experienced Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Consultant for a project supporting a multi-site industrial chemical distribution and blending operation. The consultant will assess existing EHS programs and actual facility operations, identify regulatory and operational gaps, develop and implement corrective solutions, and establish sustainable safety management practices across six facilities in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas. Regional travel and onsite assessments at all six locations are required. This is a senior-level, contract, project-based role intended for a self-motivated professional able to manage the work independently with minimal day-to-day oversight. The project includes reviewing and developing written EHS programs, assessing operations involving chemical distribution, material handling, warehousing, delivery, and blending, and identifying required employee training. The consultant will also provide training and guidance to client leadership and internal EHS personnel so the resulting programs and processes can be maintained after the project concludes. The project is estimated to last two months, with potential for extension. The schedule is flexible, with an anticipated full-time or part-time arrangement depending on project needs. Pay is listed as $50 per hour, with overtime after 40 hours per week; the posting title section also states $55 per hour based on experience.

Requirements

Minimum of 10 years of progressive Environmental, Health & Safety experience, including senior-level EHS program development, compliance management, and implementation.
Proven experience conducting comprehensive EHS compliance assessments or safety program audits.
Ability to independently identify, develop, revise, and implement written EHS programs.
Strong working knowledge of OSHA General Industry standards (29 CFR 1910), including requirements applicable to chemical handling, warehousing, blending, and industrial operations.
Experience evaluating written safety programs against regulatory requirements and actual workplace practices.
Experience developing and implementing employee safety training programs.
Ability to interpret regulatory requirements and translate them into practical, operationally effective procedures.
Strong project management, organizational, documentation, and communication skills.
Ability to work independently, manage multiple locations, and complete deliverables with minimal oversight.
Professional ability to interact with company leadership, facility management, employees, and internal EHS personnel.
Ability to travel to and conduct onsite assessments at multiple facilities.

Nice To Haves

Experience in chemical manufacturing, chemical distribution, blending, bulk material handling, or industrial warehouse operations.
Experience supporting multi-site organizations with varying facility sizes and operational requirements.
Experience with OSHA compliance audits, EHS management systems, and regulatory gap assessments.
Familiarity with applicable EPA requirements and environmental compliance programs.
OSHA 30-Hour General Industry training or equivalent advanced safety training.
Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), or other relevant professional certification.
Experience developing sustainable EHS programs and mentoring internal safety personnel.

Responsibilities

Review existing EHS programs, policies, procedures, and documentation.
Identify required EHS programs based on applicable OSHA standards, industry requirements, facility operations, and regulatory obligations.
Evaluate the adequacy, accuracy, and effectiveness of written programs against regulations and actual site practices.
Identify missing programs, compliance deficiencies, training gaps, and operational risks.
Develop, revise, and implement written EHS programs, policies, procedures, and supporting documentation.
Ensure written programs reflect applicable regulatory requirements and the company's actual operational practices.
Establish practical, sustainable safety management processes for the client's internal EHS personnel to maintain.
Conduct onsite assessments at all six facilities, evaluating work practices, equipment, processes, and employee activities.
Assess chemical distribution, bulk and packaged material handling, warehouse activities, delivery operations, and chemical blending.
Identify discrepancies between written procedures, regulatory requirements, and field operations; recommend site-specific corrective actions and improvements.
Evaluate consistency of EHS practices across locations and identify opportunities to standardize programs and procedures.
Identify required employee safety training and review existing training materials, records, and practices.
Develop or update training materials, presentations, procedures, and supporting documentation.
Establish a sustainable training framework, including recommended frequencies, documentation requirements, and employee qualification tracking.
Provide employee and management training onsite as required by the project scope.
Support internal EHS personnel in understanding program requirements, implementation expectations, and ongoing administration.
Independently manage project priorities, assessment activities, and deliverables across multiple facilities.
Communicate progress, findings, deficiencies, and recommendations to client leadership and designated EHS personnel.
Provide documented gap assessments, corrective-action recommendations, and project status updates.
Prioritize deficiencies based on regulatory exposure, operational risk, and implementation requirements.
Provide knowledge transfer and guidance to internal EHS personnel, and complete organized, updated, actionable EHS documentation.