Safety and Industrial Hygiene Professional

Knowledge of OSHA, EPA, NFPA, and The Joint Commission regulations/standards
Written and verbal communication skills
Safety investigations and root cause analysis
Project and program management
Workplace safety inspections
Problem solving
Risk assessment and risk management
Data analysis and statistics
Chemical and physical stressor exposure assessment
MS office
Business
Relationship building
Group presentations
Demonstrated experience managing workplace safety and industrial hygiene programs
Demonstrated Healthcare safety and industrial hygiene experience
Professional certification or credentialing including GSP, ASP, CSP, CIH, and/or PMP

Applies technical knowledge of workplace safety, industrial hygiene, hazardous waste, ergonomics, fire/life safety, laser safety, indoor air quality, ventilation controls, respiratory protection, bioaerosols, environmental infection control, noise, heat stress, fall protection, confined space, lockout/tagout, blood borne pathogen, laboratory safety, workplace violence, and regulatory compliance.
Leads care site level committees such as the Environment of Care Committee, Safety Committee, Hazardous Materials Committee, and/or Fire Safety Committee. Develops and presents educational sessions on workplace safety and health.
Analyzes accident and injury data and implements actionable injury control recommendations for care site leadership.
Implements workplace safety, health, and environmental initiatives at the care site including leading complex accident and injury investigations.
Serves as a regulatory liaison for OSHA, EPA, and accreditation bodies. Participates in the on-call system to provide immediate consultation and regulatory reporting related to serious injuries or environmental incidents.

Bachelors degree in safety, industrial hygiene, environmental health, engineering, or science preferred
Three years of experience managing safety and industrial hygiene programs preferred