EHS Engineer

Sumitomo Electric Semiconductor Materials, Inc.•Hillsboro, OR

1d•$95,000 - $115,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Engineer supports and promotes a safe, healthy, and environmentally compliant workplace. The role assists with developing, implementing, and continuously improving EHS programs to meet federal, state, and local requirements and foster a culture of safety. It is based at a semiconductor facility in Hillsboro, Oregon, and includes fire-safety oversight alongside broader EHS compliance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering, Safety Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Environmental Science, Occupational Health & Safety, Chemical Engineering, or a related technical field.
0–3 years of experience in Environmental Health & Safety, engineering, manufacturing, industrial work, or a related area; the posting also gives special consideration to candidates with 3–5 years of experience.
Ability to manage physical lifting of multiple items up to 20 pounds occasionally; push, pull, and carry up to 20 pounds occasionally; sit and walk frequently; and stand, pull, climb, stoop, kneel, and crouch occasionally.
Flexibility to adjust schedules to meet business demands outside normal working hours.
Ability to wear factory-provided uniforms and special factory shoes, and at times a full Class 10 cleanroom outfit.

Nice To Haves

Internship, co-op, or project experience in EHS, manufacturing, or engineering environments.
Working knowledge of Oregon, Washington County, and City of Hillsboro rules, regulations, and certifications.

Responsibilities

Develop and implement U.S. EHS policies, procedures, and programs in compliance with federal OSHA, Oregon OSHA, and applicable fire, hazardous-material, and environmental regulations.
Ensure compliance with fire safety codes, hazardous-material handling rules, and environmental standards.
Support cleanroom, laboratory, and semiconductor-equipment operations, including process chemicals, exhaust systems, utilities, and contractor coordination.
Lead chemical safety, hazardous-material, and hazardous-waste programs, including coordination of fire-related incident response.
Conduct audits, risk assessments, job-hazard analyses, and incident investigations; implement corrective actions.
Develop employee EHS training and emergency-response programs, including fire-safety and hazardous-material response.
Manage regulatory documentation, inspections, and corrective actions related to fire and hazardous-material compliance.
Partner with contractors and customer-site EHS teams.
Participate in fire and emergency/rescue drills and other fire-service training; stay current on trends, methods, policies, and procedures; take periodic written and practical exams.
Prepare and develop required reports and records accurately.
Assist with contractor safety management and onboarding.
Perform additional duties and special projects as assigned.