Professional engineering firm delivering technical recruitment, IT solutions & engineered project services.
Ensure EHS reporting is completed accurately and on time.
Develop, update, and implement health and safety procedures across laboratory and operational areas.
Serve as the company representative when interacting with regulatory and government agencies related to EHS matters.
Assist with contractor EHS compliance, including onsite oversight and documentation.
Conduct routine facility, equipment, and work practice inspections to identify safety and health hazards.
Lead and support incident and accident investigations, including root cause analysis and corrective action recommendations.
Maintain and administer site EHS systems, policies, and procedures.
Support site management and supervision to ensure compliance with all applicable EHS regulations, corporate policies, and site procedures.
Compile and submit required safety, health, and environmental reports to corporate and regulatory agencies.
Prepare, schedule, and deliver EHS training, including emergency response, workplace safety, and regulatory topics.
Prior EHS/HSE experience in an industrial, laboratory, or chemical setting
The EHS Specialist will work closely with site leadership to implement, monitor, and inspect EHS programs, identify risks, and drive corrective actions. While familiarity with regulatory requirements is important, the primary need is for a strong onsite presence with the ability to execute and enforce safety practices.
Regular onsite presence required at both Raleigh and Charleston locations
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint
Requires frequent onsite inspections and interaction with staff
Sterling is seeking a Part-Time Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Specialist to support laboratory and chemical-handling operations. This role is ideal for an EHS professional with hands-on experience in chemical environments who can execute safety programs, conduct inspections, and ensure regulatory compliance.
Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Health, Chemistry, or a related scientific field
Ability to develop and deliver training using various media formats
CSP or CIH certification strongly preferred
Strong observational, organizational, and communication skills
Routine exposure to laboratory operations, equipment, and chemical materials
3–5 years of hands-on EHS experience, preferably in a chemical handling or laboratory environment
OSHA 30-hour certification preferred
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Part-time: 1–2 days per week