Industrial Hygienist 2

BS degree in Industrial Hygiene, Environmental, or related science field
Minimum of 12 months performing Asbestos, lead paint, and mold surveys and abatement oversight
Baseline AHERA certification coursework and California Certified Site Surveillance Technician (CSST) certification (CAC preferred)
Ability to work efficiently under general oversight and direction by a Senior Industrial Hygienist Professional
Strong interpersonal and communication skills with colleagues, clients, and others
Experience and aptitude drafting concise, detailed, and accurate work-performed reports
Experience with industrial hygiene, asbestos, mold, and lead sampling
Knowledge of applicable regulations
Valid driver’s license with safe driving record
Effective communication skills and proficiency with Microsoft Office suite

Collect noise, water, air, and/or building material samples
Gather, analyze, and interpret data
Conduct Industrial Hygiene Assessments (Chemical Exposure, Noise, Indoor Environmental Quality, and Air Monitoring)
Perform Water Intrusion and Mold Assessments (Moisture Mapping, Visible suspect biological growth assessments, Mold Sampling and Clearance Protocols)
Conduct Building Material Sample Collection including Asbestos Assessments, Sampling, project oversight, and clearance testing; Lead-Based Paint Inspections; and Lead sampling
Take detailed notes and write comprehensive work-performed reports for frequent projects using well-established boilerplate guidance
Communicate daily with colleagues, clients, and contractors via phone, in-person, Teams, and text
Ensure safe work practices on all project work

Interest in developing and expanding your professional growth through additional certification, continuing education, and cross-training to support other environment consulting services such as compliance audits, Phase I ESAs, stormwater compliance inspections, and soil/soil vapor/groundwater sampling