Safety and Envionment Engineer with Security Clearance

The SOH Senior level safety engineer will support FBI safety and occupational health program which oversees construction, operations and maintenance, and workplace safety for FBI Redstone or other location. The general responsibilities of the SOH Engineer- Senior Level are as follows, to include but not limited to:

• Utilize knowledge of a wide range of hazards, controls, safety assessment methods, chemicals, biological and physical agents, behavioral sciences, mathematics, and educational techniques, engineering concepts, and varied operations.

• Apply safety and occupational health laws, regulations, principles, and newly developed procedures, and techniques for unique or one-of a kind project and advise management on technical matters regarding occupational safety and health issues.

• Manage and perform program audits and assessments and onsite safety inspections of work sites, processes, and facilities for compliance with established safety and occupational health policies, standards, and requirements.

• Perform technical writing, prepares briefs, presents findings to senior leadership, make recommendations to senior managers and other decision makers.

• Develop a broad range of simple to complex safety and occupational health training programs, courses, and materials for senior leaders and employees.

• Assist with the Collateral Duty Safety Officer Program for Redstone or other location.

• Collaborate with applicable authority ensuring annual inspections for facilities, equipment and programs are completed and issues mitigated.

• Provide support for the Collateral Duty Safety Officer Program for Redstone (or other location).

• Plan, schedule, and conducts safety demonstrations, lectures, meetings, and conferences. Draft safety and health communications, materials, and briefs for managers.

• Prepare or assist supervisors in preparing materials for safety meetings. Ensure preparation of graphs, charts, and other informational materials pertaining to accident trends and other aspects of the safety programs.

• Operates and handles environmental, safety and industrial hygiene monitoring equipment, with responsibility for the accuracy of data developed in connection with industrial hygiene programs and studies.

• Provides industrial hygiene advice to employees and management concerning health hazards, possible approaches to their control and potential hazards resulting from specific work operations, facilities, and equipment.

• Conducts inspection to identify unsafe working conditions, presence of environmental hazards and level of compliance with published safety and occupational health regulations and standards.

• Reviews laboratory analyses and prepares reports that include findings and recommendations for control of identified hazards.

• Reviews and/or determines the nature of the problem and the number and type of environmental samples to be collected.

• Performs other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS

• Preferred Highly recommended but not required: Certified Safety Professional, Safety Management Specialist, Associate Safety Professional, Graduate Safety Practitioner.

• Education: B.S or M.S. in safety and occupational health field or MEng in safety engineering.

• 10+ years applicable experience.

• Must have experience and be well versed in EM-385 requirements.