Industrial Hygienist, SC

Safety Worxs•Aiken, SC

9d•$60•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a qualified Industrial Hygienist to join our client site supporting industrial hygiene operations in Aiken, South Carolina. This role is responsible for conducting exposure assessments and sampling activities, with a primary focus on silica, VOCs, noise, and nuisance dust monitoring, along with other exposure sampling as required by project needs. This is a long-term assignment (approximately 2 years) requiring full-time, on-site commitment and site approval prior to start.

Requirements

Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) credential
A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university in Industrial Hygiene, Safety, Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Medicine, or a related physical/biological science, plus a minimum of 7 years of full-time industrial hygiene experience.

Nice To Haves

Strong industrial hygiene background
Applicable degree (BS in Safety or Industrial Hygiene preferred)
7+ years of relevant sampling experience

Responsibilities

Perform industrial hygiene exposure sampling, including but not limited to silica, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), noise, and nuisance dust; additional exposure sampling may be required based on project needs
Conduct and/or produce exposure assessments in accordance with project scope and applicable regulatory requirements
Determine appropriate sampling equipment and methodologies for specific hazards and work conditions
Demonstrate technical competency in the setup, calibration, and operation of industrial hygiene sampling equipment
Maintain industrial hygiene equipment, including upkeep of equipment management files and conducting equipment-specific training for personnel
Notify supervisors and affected personnel of sampling and monitoring results in a timely manner
Perform industrial hygiene surveys, studies, and investigations as assigned
Maintain accurate records, including exposure assessments, fit-test records, training documentation, and applicable medical surveillance information
Prepare and submit Exposure Assessment Reports and Exposure Sampling Plans in compliance with 10 CFR 851.21, within 30 days of project notification when requested
Evaluate and document exposure data sources, which may include SDS-referenced materials, disturbed materials (e.g., asbestos, lead, silica), physical hazards (noise, heat/cold stress, ergonomics), biological agents (mold, sewage), personal air sampling, direct-reading instrumentation, dosimetry, physiological monitoring, modeling, and Hazard Risk Assessments
Recommend and implement more conservative exposure controls as needed to protect worker safety during sample collection activities