IH Technician - (TPT)

Total Safety•Port Arthur, TX

20h•Onsite

About The Position

Total Safety is seeking an Industrial Hygiene Specialist to join their safety-conscious team. This role involves monitoring client employees and contractors for physical and chemical stressors using various sampling equipment to assess noise, chemicals, radioactive materials, and airborne solid contaminants. The specialist will perform workplace exposure assessments, identify hazards, evaluate risks, and recommend control measures.

Requirements

Industrial hygiene field investigations and exposure assessments
Personal and area air monitoring for hydrocarbons, particulates, and other airborne contaminants
Asbestos and lead air monitoring and bulk sampling
Noise dosimetry and area noise surveys
Indoor air quality investigations
Operation, calibration, and maintenance of IH sampling and monitoring equipment
Field data collection, documentation, and basic analysis
Able to use all types of industrial hygiene equipment and download information from the meters.
Ability to draft reports of sampling and build tables to record data from the IH sampling.
Understand the sampling media used for each type of sampling and select the correct media for all types of chemical agents.
Respond to emergencies, select the appropriate IH equipment to sample and provide accurate data.
Act independently of supervision and make decisions based on real time data and activities occurring in the field.
Reliable can organize work priorities to complete tasks within constricted time frames.
Be able to apply for credentials like a TWIC card and take tests to allow entry into customer facilities.
When a sampling issue comes up in the field be able to adapt and get solutions to equipment deficiencies, lack of media or special jobs that arise. Fix gear in the field and adapt when accessories were left at the lab.
Enter data into Excel and be able to extract tables, employee notification letters and other reports. Draft a report for review by CIH.
Adapt and be willing to learn new skills which are required by our customers.

Nice To Haves

Preferably in oil and gas and refining with technical classes taken during the work period.

Responsibilities

Monitor client employees and contractors for physical and chemical stressors.
Utilize various pieces of sampling equipment to monitor for noise, chemicals, radioactive materials and airborne solid contaminants.
Perform workplace exposure assessments to evaluate agents, rank them, and develop an IH sampling plan.
Recognize hazards, evaluate them, and recommend control measures.
Conduct industrial hygiene field investigations and exposure assessments.
Perform personal and area air monitoring for hydrocarbons, particulates, and other airborne contaminants.
Conduct asbestos and lead air monitoring and bulk sampling.
Perform noise dosimetry and area noise surveys.
Conduct indoor air quality investigations.
Operate, calibrate, and maintain IH sampling and monitoring equipment.
Collect, document, and perform basic analysis of field data.
Use all types of industrial hygiene equipment and download information from meters.
Draft reports of sampling and build tables to record data.
Understand sampling media and select the correct media for chemical agents.
Respond to emergencies, select appropriate IH equipment, and provide accurate data.
Make decisions based on real-time data and field activities.
Organize work priorities to complete tasks within constricted time frames.
Apply for credentials like a TWIC card and take tests for customer facility entry.
Adapt to sampling issues in the field, find solutions for equipment deficiencies or lack of media, and fix gear in the field.
Enter data into Excel and extract tables, employee notification letters, and other reports.
Draft reports for review by a CIH.
Adapt and learn new skills required by customers.