Industrial Hygienist I

Overview

Identify, assess, and control occupational health hazards in built environments.

Key Responsibilities

• sample analysis
• field assessments
• erp utilization
• moisture mapping
• equipment maintenance
• report writing

Tasks

-Collecting and analyzing building material samples (asbestos, mold, dust, gases, vapors, etc.) -Conducting field assessments to recognize and mitigate occupational health hazards -Coordinating sub-consultants, subcontractors, and internal team members -Achieving and maintaining relevant certifications and licenses -Meeting deadlines and budgets -Utilizing ERP and document management software for project support -Ensuring efficient project execution and adherence to company standards -Preparing clear, accurate, and well-documented technical reports -Performing moisture intrusion assessments and generating moisture maps -Using and maintaining sampling/monitoring equipment

Requirements

• industrial hygiene
• 2–4 years
• bachelor's
• driver’s license
• u.s. citizen
• communication

What You Bring

If you thrive in an environment where science, problem-solving, and real-world impact intersect, we encourage you to apply. GHP Environmental Architecture - Industrial Hygienist I -(Equivalent experience will be considered in lieu of degree) -2–4 years of progressive experience in Industrial Hygiene -Ability to meet deadlines and deliver high-quality work -Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Health, Biology, or related science field -Quality of project documentation and deliverables -Physical ability to visit job sites (including climbing ladders and lifting 20+ lbs.) -Willingness to travel for scheduled and emergency site visits -Must possess a valid U.S. driver’s license and be a U.S. citizen -Client satisfaction and repeat relationships -Strong verbal and written communication skills

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Benefits

-(We are unable to provide visa sponsorship) -Team collaboration and mentorship

About ghp

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Sector Specialisms

Visa Sponsorship

-no visa sponsorship provided; must be a u.s. citizen.