Health & Safety/Industrial Hygiene Consultant

Mabbett Associates•Washington, DC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Mabbett & Associates, Inc. is seeking a full-time, experienced Health & Safety/Industrial Hygiene Consultant to provide on-site technical and analytical support to a client in Washington, DC. The role supports occupational health and safety, industrial hygiene, laboratory safety, reporting, corrective-action tracking, and site visits across laboratories and technical facilities. It is an on-site position with occasional short-term travel for project opportunities throughout the United States. The consultant will collect, organize, and analyze safety and health information; support OSHA and federal safety program reporting; maintain trackers and related tools; track corrective actions; review safety and industrial hygiene documentation; identify hazards and program improvement opportunities; and draft or revise policies, procedures, guidance, reports, and other materials. Support areas may include OSHA compliance, hazard communication, PPE, job hazard analysis, exposure assessment, hazardous materials, chemical safety, radiological safety, explosive safety, incident reporting, and corrective-action management. The role may also support audits, inspections, assessments, program reviews, and site visits, including preparing materials, participating in walkthroughs as directed, documenting observations, and tracking follow-up actions. Mabbett is an environmental, health and safety, and engineering consulting firm established in 1980. It provides integrated multidisciplinary EH&S and architectural-engineering design services to government and commercial clients. The firm is a verified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Protected Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in occupational health and safety, industrial hygiene, environmental health, public health, engineering, chemistry, biology, physical science, environmental science, or a related technical field.
Five years of direct professional experience in occupational safety and health, industrial hygiene, laboratory safety, environmental health and safety, or federal safety program support.
Experience supporting safety and health programs in a multi-facility, laboratory, research technical, federal, or similarly complex environment.
Experience reviewing or developing safety documents, procedures, hazard assessments, inspection reports, corrective action plans, training materials, reports, briefings, trackers, or data summaries.
Knowledge of OSHA requirements, hazard communication, PPE, recordkeeping, injury and illness reporting, industrial hygiene, and laboratory safety practices.
Ability to identify hazard gaps, corrective-action needs, and improvement opportunities.
Strong communication, organization, data analysis, documentation, and records management skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, and similar collaboration tools.
Valid driver’s license.
Must successfully pass pre-employment and Federal background and security checks, a medical exam, and a drug screen, including cannabis screening.
Must be a U.S. citizen and able to successfully obtain, or possess an active, DoD Secret security clearance.

Nice To Haves

OSHA program experience.
Laboratory or research and development safety experience.
Industrial hygiene experience.
Active security clearance.

Responsibilities

Collect, organize, and analyze safety and health information from laboratories, facilities, and program offices.
Support OSHA and federal safety program reporting.
Maintain trackers, dashboards, spreadsheets, SharePoint lists, or other approved tools.
Track corrective actions, responsible offices, due dates, completion status, and supporting documentation.
Review safety plans, procedures, project materials, inspection results, incident information, and industrial hygiene documentation.
Identify potential hazards, gaps, corrective-action needs, and program improvement opportunities.
Draft or revise OSH policies, procedures, guidance, checklists, templates, reports, briefings, issue papers, and meeting summaries.
Support audits, inspections, assessments, data calls, program reviews, and site visits.
Coordinate with facility safety personnel, collateral duty safety personnel, program managers, and others as directed by the Government.
Prepare agendas and checklists and review facility information for site visits, assessments, inspections, and program reviews.
Participate in walkthroughs as directed, document observations, prepare draft summaries, and track follow-up actions.