Certified Industrial Hygienist Consultant (occupational and public exposure to safety and health hazards)

Overview

Industrial hygiene consultant assessing and controlling occupational health hazards.

Key Responsibilities

• hazard assessment
• client communication
• site investigation
• report writing
• sampling equipment
• expert testimony

Tasks

-Evaluate and control exposure to health hazards such as noise, air quality, soot tracing, mold, asbestos, moisture mapping, and other subjects. -Communicate with clients regarding project scope, schedule, and budget -Investigate and analyze existing conditions or historic events in residential, commercial, industrial, and public venues -Prepare oral and written reports that document your findings, analysis, and conclusions -You may be required to provide testimony in deposition and/or trial -Operate sampling and testing equipment.

Requirements

• industrial hygienist
• 5-10 yrs
• osha
• building sciences
• science degree
• communication

What You Bring

-You will be required to travel locally as well as occasionally on overnight assignments -5-10 years of relevant work experience -Must be a Certified Industrial Hygienist -The ideal candidate would have knowledge of or experience in building sciences -You must be able to perform with minimal oversight -You must be able to lift 30 lbs -You must be able to wear a tight-fitting respirator. -You must possess strong listening, verbal, and written communication skills and the ability to convey complex ideas to a broad audience -4-year degree in a science or engineering field -Strong regulatory experience specific to Federal and/or state OSHA regulations

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About Rimkus

-Began as a home-based forensic engineering consultancy by chemical engineer Robert E. Rimkus. -Over four decades, expanded into a global network. -Financially backed by private equity partner HGGC since 2024. -Typical projects include double-deck tunnel assessments, run-of-river hydro plants, and other engineering challenges. -Core specialisms include forensic analysis of failures, built-environment consulting, expert witness services, and laboratory testing. -Standout capabilities include human performance labs, materials failure labs, forensic meteorology tools, and product safety testing. -Strategic acquisitions—like CCi in 2021—broadened its reach into building consulting and claims support. -Noteworthy for its in-house WeatherPath™ app, wildfire preparedness guidance, and forensic fire & explosion investigation teams. -Work bridges technical consulting, legal dispute resolution, construction oversight, and scientific testing, serving insurers, law firms, governments, and corporates.

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