EHS Specialist 1

United Launch Alliance•Canaveral As, FL

About The Position

At ULA, success comes through the efforts of a strong, united team. Thanks for your interest in United Launch Alliance, the world's most experienced and reliable space launch company! Successfully launching more than 155 consecutive missions with 100% mission success doesn't happen by accident. It's a testament to the commitment and dedication of our team of rocket scientists and support employees combined with the systems and processes we use to pull them together. As a ULA employee, you'll have the opportunity to grow in your career while working in a team-oriented culture that combines technology, innovation, ingenuity and a commitment to the extraordinary. Whether you are in college just launching your career, or, have experience and want to come work with the best rocket team in the world, our unshakable unity yields stronger solutions and better results as we carry out our mission to save lives, explore the universe, and connect the world. Our team is excited to meet you! Job Overview & Responsibilities At ULA, Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) is used as a proactive approach to ensure mission success by identifying hazards and then eliminating or controlling the identified risks.This position interacts with multiple disciplines to prepare safety documents (Mission Unique Missile System Pre-Launch Safety Packages, Range Requirements Tailoring, Non-Compliances, Failure Reports/Investigations etc.) as required to support ULA, U.S. Space Force, Range Safety, FAA, NASA, NRO, and Commercial customers. Responsible for ensuring every customer's payload is safely integrated with the launch vehicle and meets range safety requirements. May perform audits of operational areas and reports effectiveness of EHS program. May participate in accident investigations and assists in identification of causes and preventive/corrective actions.

Requirements

A Bachelor's degree in Occupational Safety and Health or Environmental related technical field from an accredited college or university
Analytical ability to evaluate, interpret, and assimilate data into useable information and provide recommendations based upon results.
Ability to apply corrective action tools to identify root cause and corrective actions for anomaly conditions.
Must be able to work around hazardous systems at the launch sites, climb stairs, and access elevated work platforms
The ability to work under pressure, problem-solve, communicate effectively, work and lead in a team setting, and strong interpersonal skills are required.
Participate in multi-discipline continuous improvement teams to improve methods and procedures.
Highly proficient in computer usage and MS Office applications (e.g. Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook).
Highly flexible in work schedule (i.e. off-shift, weekends, travel).
Willing to accommodate occasional TDY's at Vandenberg Space Force Base.
Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret Clearance is required.
US Citizenship is required.
Excellent communication and presentation skills with the ability to easily interface with peers, leaders, and customers.

Nice To Haves

Green Belt / Black Belt certification
Lean and six-sigma certification
OSHA 30 Certified - General Industry
GSP Certified - Graduate Safety Practitioner
Highly flexible in work schedule (i.e. off-shift, weekends, travel)

Responsibilities

Prepare safety documents (Mission Unique Missile System Pre-Launch Safety Packages, Range Requirements Tailoring, Non-Compliances, Failure Reports/Investigations etc.) as required to support ULA, U.S. Space Force, Range Safety, FAA, NASA, NRO, and Commercial customers.
Responsible for ensuring every customer's payload is safely integrated with the launch vehicle and meets range safety requirements.
May perform audits of operational areas and reports effectiveness of EHS program.
May participate in accident investigations and assists in identification of causes and preventive/corrective actions.