Senior Industrial Hygienist

Intermedia GroupAlbany, OR
Onsite

About The Position

Seeking a Senior Industrial Hygienist to join a growing, world-class manufacturing company with multiple manufacturing operations. This role involves managing and improving industrial hygiene programs at two active manufacturing facilities in Oregon, leading a Radiation Safety Program, co-chairing safety program teams, and managing the corporate-wide SDS authoring team. The position offers growth potential into more Senior EHS roles and is a member of the EHS Management team, reporting directly to the Senior Director, EHS for the Specialty Alloys & Components Business unit.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Hygiene or related field required.
  • CIH certification required.
  • 10 years industrial EHS experience.
  • Experience working within a manufacturing environment.
  • Asbestos management knowledge.
  • Advanced Silica management knowledge.
  • Advanced hearing conservation knowledge.
  • Advanced respiratory protection knowledge.
  • Intermediate / Advanced particulate (PM2.5 / PM 10) knowledge.
  • Proficient in in Microsoft Office applications.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills required to translate complex requirements into simple language and/or activities and communicate to operating department personnel.
  • Ability to travel.

Nice To Haves

  • Master's degree preferred.
  • Metals / materials environment preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Lead a team to manage and improve an industrial hygiene program (sample/monitor/assess/control) at two active manufacturing facilities in Oregon.
  • Be available to Safety Professionals from across the firm for consult.
  • Direct the actions of IH consultants as needed.
  • Set and implement a vision for the IH program in consultation with EHS Leadership.
  • Act as the primary hiring person for this team and manage its budget/equipment/calibrations/resources.
  • Use advanced scientific thought/tools to evaluate health risks and exposure potential and identify control solutions for those risks.
  • Mentor and develop the IH team.
  • Lead a Radiation Safety Program by acting as the Radiation Safety Officer and directing the actions of an Assistant Radiation Safety Officer for two active manufacturing facilities in Oregon.
  • Lead the Radiation Safety Committee in quarterly program status reviews and act as the primary contact for regulating agencies and licenses.
  • Manage the licenses.
  • Collaborate with the Facility Security Officer on radiation security matters.
  • Co-chair at least one safety program team by establishing an audit process, performing audits, providing revision suggestions to plant standards and mentoring/motivating other auditors.
  • Co-chair the corporate-wide SDS authoring team by directing local resources, ensuring timely updates, maintaining documents, reviewing and proposing toxicological references, safety measures and GHS compliance.
  • Manage the monthly EHSQ awareness training program by preparing, coordinating, editing and distributing material on a monthly basis.

Benefits

  • Relocation Assistance Available
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