EHS Technician

ESSENTIAL

DUTIES - Conduct industrial hygiene surveys including, but not limited to, personal air and noise sampling, sound level surveys, illumination surveys, ventilation surveys, indoor air quality assessments, and other studies as appropriate to level of expertise. - Operate, calibrate, and maintain equipment and instruments including sampling pumps, calibrators, noise dosimeters, sound level meters, and direct-reading gas meters. - Conduct safety inspections at client sites. - Collect notes on activities performed by workers being monitored and/or maintains a daily log of activities related to project work. - Complete data sheets, IH calculations, chain-of-custody forms, and prepare samples for shipment to the laboratory. - Create data tables and assist with notification letters. - Enters field data into client-owned tracking software, if warranted. - Submits administrative paperwork including timesheets, expense reports, field reports, etc. on a timely basis in an accurate and neat format.

SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE - Training in asbestos, lead, or mold preferred, but not required. Additional training may be required depending on client- or project-specific requirements and/or company policies. - Proficiency in the care and use of all site-specific, facility, and customer-required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Ability to be trained in Respiratory Protection and certified to wear respiratory breathing equipment (Fit Tested). - PC skills with the ability to learn new software. Ability to learn OSHA regulations, ACGIH, ANSI, CGA, and other applicable EHS guidelines and consensus standards. WORKING ENVIRONMENT May be infrequently exposed to operational hazards while working in or visiting an operational site, including dust, fumes, toxic and caustic chemicals, rotating machinery, high pressure, hot or cold work temperatures, slippery surfaces, water, and electrical hazards.

Exposure to extreme fluctuations in temperature may be required. May be exposed to noise at varying intensities. Exposure to the outdoor environment.

Work may require long hours between breaks and meals. Must be able to travel for overnight periods, sometimes on short notice. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS High school diploma or GED, plus ability to obtain ARSC (Association of Reciprocal Safety Councils) Basic Orientation Plus, Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC), and client-site-specific safety orientation.

An associate or advanced degree in a science or technology-related field such as industrial hygiene, engineering, industrial technology, environmental sciences, safety, biology, physics, or chemistry is preferred.

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Total Safety and its subsidiaries afford equal opportunity in employment to all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, pregnancy, familial status, disability status, veteran status, citizenship status, genetic information, or any other characteristic protected under Federal, State, or Local law.

Total Safety is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #LI-NK1