EHS Engineer I Contractor

Tokyo Electron•Taylor, MI

3d•Onsite

About The Position

We engineer success. Tokyo Electron U.S. Holdings, Inc. is the holding company of TEL’s U.S. subsidiaries. We oversee the intensely innovative development and production of cutting-edge products that are used globally in the electronics industry. Our employees work closely with chip manufacturers, material suppliers, and other equipment suppliers to pursue common goals and learn collectively in a professional manner, ensuring timely solutions to the technology roadmap of the semiconductor industry. Position Summary: An ideal candidate will possess technical knowledge in various disciplines related to regulatory and industry requirements for health and safety. The desired candidate will have the ability to see a big-picture view while possessing a strong grasp of the details. Working in a team environment to find mutually agreeable and effective solutions in the safest manner possible, while supporting personnel, business needs, equipment, and the work environment.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in engineering, chemistry, biology, industrial hygiene, safety, or closely related field.
Knowledgeable in federal, state and local regulations.
Must have the ability to work independently and have excellent interpersonal communication and written skills.
Dependable, stable under pressure and can easily adapt to change.

Nice To Haves

Any EHS experience is preferred
CSP, CIH, CHMM, CPE certification is a plus.
Strong preference for EHS experience at a semiconductor equipment manufacturing facility.

Responsibilities

Champion workplace safety and provide leadership through communication, education and actions.
Conduct EHS training including, but not limited to: respiratory training and fit testing, fall protection, control of hazardous energies, qualified electrical worker and ergonomics.
Perform detailed ergonomic analyses by collecting and interpreting data from employees and work environments, use various tools to evaluate risk and collaborate with teams to propose and develop realistic solutions.
Research and apply regulatory and industry safety codes, such as OSHA, NFPA, NEC, SEMI, and ANSI.
Experience with PPE, industrial hygiene and ergonomic assessments, make recommendations and report on results.
Conduct incident investigations using root cause analysis to drive system improvements.
Lead site safety committee meetings and manage closure of related action items.
Support the development of engineering and administrative controls to mitigate risk to target levels.
Cultivate internal and external customer relationships that drive implementation of safety systems or improvements that promote safe work habits.
Review and update EHS policies, procedures and best known methods (BKMs) throughout the organization.
Provide safety coaching to employees and leadership that align with regional safety activities and initiatives.
Support other facilities throughout the U.S. if needed, which may require occasional overnight travel < 25%.