Environmental, Safety and Health Director

Aalo Atomics•Idaho Falls, ID

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Environmental, Safety and Health (ES&H) Director leads Aalo’s environmental protection, industrial safety, emergency management, and radiological-control functions. The Director establishes field-centered organizations to support both the Idaho Falls Operations facility as well as the Manufacturing Center in Austin that enables safe execution while maintaining compliance with applicable OSHA, DOE, Local and State requirements, permits, company programs, and facility authorization commitments. This role reports to the Senior Vice President, Nuclear Operations and provides independent challenge, practical risk control, and clear escalation of significant issues. Expectations are to develop and own your programs, lead by example, have a presence in the field, and most importantly, value your team.

Requirements

10 or more years of progressively responsible ES&H experience in nuclear, chemical, energy, industrial construction, or another high-hazard operating environment.
Five or more years leading multiple ES&H disciplines or a comparably broad department at the manager or director level.
Demonstrated knowledge of industrial safety, environmental compliance, emergency management, and radiation-protection interfaces for nuclear construction and operations.
Experience implementing DOE or NRC-regulated safety programs, integrated safety management, corrective action, assessment, and readiness processes.
Demonstrated ability to translate regulatory and technical requirements into executable field controls and to exercise independent stop-work authority.
Based in the United States
Willing to work on-site in Idaho Falls, ID
Travel to Austin, TX facilities as needed
Able to work in construction, industrial, radiological, and sodium-system environments and wear required PPE
Available for emergency response, critical work, and emergent facility support
Applicants must be U.S. Citizens or U.S. Persons in compliance with 10 CFR Part 810 and may not hold non-compliant foreign citizenships.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with DOE, state and federal regulators, national laboratories, emergency-response organizations, and independent oversight preferred.
Bachelor’s degree in occupational safety, environmental science, health physics, engineering, physical science, or a related field preferred; exceptional directly applicable experience may be accepted in lieu of a degree.
Professional certification such as CSP, CHP, CIH, or equivalent is preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead Environmental and Regulatory Compliance, Industrial Safety, Emergency Management, and Radiological Controls personnel and programs supporting CTR, Aalo-0, Aalo-X, construction, testing, and operations.
Assess and establish the necessary staff and programs to ensure environmental controls and safe work execution and compliance with Federal and State requirements at the Austin TX manufacturing centers.
Establish clear ES&H requirements, roles, interfaces, performance standards, and field-implementation expectations.
Ensure hazards are identified, analyzed, and controlled through integrated work planning, permits, procedures, pre-job briefs, field observations, and stop-work authority.
Maintain environmental permits, monitoring, reporting, waste-management interfaces, and regulatory commitments applicable to Idaho Falls activities.
Ensure radiation-protection programs, radiological work controls, surveys, dosimetry, ALARA planning, postings, instrumentation, and records support safe authorized work.
Maintain emergency plans, procedures, drills, communications, response interfaces, and readiness, including coordination with MFC response organizations where applicable.
Provide timely review and practical resolution of construction, commissioning, testing, maintenance, and operating issues without weakening required controls.
Enter ES&H deficiencies into the corrective action program, establish ownership and due dates, evaluate extent of condition, and verify effective closure.
Track leading and lagging performance indicators and conduct field assessments to identify weak signals before events occur.
Communicate significant risks, noncompliance, and unresolved disagreements directly to the SVP, Nuclear Operations and appropriate facility authority.