EHS Technician/Safety Representative

FST Technical Services•Boise, ID

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About The Position

FST Technical Services is hiring an EHS Technician/Safety Representative to implement construction safety programs during semiconductor tool demolition and installation, as well as facility upgrades. The role supports compliance with client safety processes and applicable environmental, health, and safety (EHS) requirements. The technician conducts daily field inspections, provides technical safety information to contractors, communicates client safety expectations and procedures to foremen and work crews, and reinforces client safety processes. The position also reviews contractor incident investigations, verifies that root causes have been identified, follows up on corrective actions, and conducts investigations using formal root-cause methods when required. Site-specific safety training may also be delivered. The role monitors and maintains implementation of the EHS elements within the client’s Construction Management Processes. It provides EHS technical and tactical support to project management, conducts site audits and assessments, coaches craft personnel, identifies improvement areas and follows them through to closure. The technician participates in safety and environmental leading-indicator programs, checks installation and de-installation activities against client and applicable local, federal, and state EHS guidelines, and assists with EHS reporting and documentation. Monthly compliance audits are submitted to the Projects EHS Manager on site, and a monthly report is developed and agreed upon with that manager. Applicants must be authorized to work permanently in the United States. The employer is unable to sponsor candidates, and third-party candidates are not considered.

Requirements

A two-year degree or high school education with EHS experience.
Three years of documented semiconductor EHS experience.
Ability to instruct regulatory and proprietary training typically needed on a large industrial construction site.
Ability to interface with construction personnel in the field.
Authorization to work permanently in the United States; sponsorship is unavailable.

Responsibilities

Implement construction safety programs during semiconductor tool demolition and installation and facility upgrades.
Conduct daily field inspections using client inspection methods.
Provide technical safety information to contractors and reinforce client safety processes.
Communicate client safety expectations and procedures to construction foremen and work crews.
Review contractor incident investigations to verify root causes and follow up on corrective actions.
Conduct incident investigations using formal root-cause methods when required.
Conduct site-specific safety training as needed.
Monitor and maintain implementation of EHS elements in the client’s Construction Management Processes.
Provide EHS technical and tactical support to project management at all levels.
Audit sites, coach craft personnel, identify areas for improvement, and ensure improvements are completed.
Participate in safety and environmental leading-indicator programs.
Assess installation and de-installation activities for compliance with client and applicable local, federal, and state EHS guidelines.
Participate in EHS reporting and documentation.
Submit a documented monthly compliance audit to the Projects EHS Manager on site.
Deliver a monthly report developed and agreed upon with the Projects EHS Manager.