The Industrial Hygienist conducts field-based building assessments, inspections, and sampling, with report writing and data analysis performed when not in the field. The role collects building material, air, and noise samples; gathers, analyzes, and interprets data; and enters data into template reports. Work includes asbestos inspections and abatement project oversight, lead-based paint inspections and clearance testing, and water intrusion and mold assessments, including moisture mapping, assessments of visible suspect biological growth, and mold sampling and clearance protocols. The role follows written scopes of work, maintains detailed field notes, prepares clear and accurate work-performed reports using established templates and guidance, and helps ensure safe work practices on project sites. The position is primarily field-based and works under general oversight from a Senior Industrial Hygiene professional. Occasional evening, overnight, or weekend work may be required to access unoccupied buildings and minimize disruption. Schedules are planned in advance when possible, with flexibility when after-hours work is needed. The employer describes opportunities for professional development, cross-training, and work on a variety of environmental projects. The stated annual expected pay range is $50,000–$65,000 in the role description; a separate listing later in the posting gives $50,000–$70,000.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level