Industrial Hygiene Technician

Overview

Conduct hazardous material surveys, sampling, analysis and reporting for environmental projects.

Key Responsibilities

• hazard surveys
• abatement oversight
• equipment operation
• field documentation
• report preparation
• safety implementation

Tasks

-Implement Atlas’s health and safety policies and procedures. -Compile and organize data for report. Present data and make recommendations to senior staff members on recommendations. Prepare reports or portions of reports detailing survey/project information. -Under supervision, conduct asbestos, lead-based paint, mold and/or other hazardous materials surveys. -Provide asbestos and lead-based paint oversight during abatement activities. -Prepare chain-of-custody documents for analytical testing, recording survey data on approved forms completely and legibly. -After training, use standard and specialized equipment, such as hand tools for collection of building material samples, high volume and low volume pumps, rotometer, XRF analyzer, moisture meter, mold pump, IAQ meter, and/or others. -Travel locally and regionally to project sites as required. -Collect detailed field notes and photographs of site conditions and findings.

Requirements

• industrial hygiene
• hazwoper
• asbestos inspector
• lead inspector
• microsoft office
• 3-5 years

What You Bring

-Ability to compose detailed sample location maps. -Strong oral and written communication skills. -Able/willing to conduct asbestos/lead/mold remediation monitoring projects, asbestos/lead/mold surveys, and/or exposure monitoring and specialized industrial hygiene projects -Must be able to wear a respirator, safety harness, and other personal protective equipment as needed. -Able to work outside of normal business hours on occasion. -Professional, self-motivated, team player with strong collaboration skills. -Report writing experience -Valid Driver's License. Must meet qualifications to successfully complete Drug-Alcohol Testing. -Ability to climb stairs/ladders and lift up to 50 pounds. -Ability for travel overnight occasionally -Approval to drive a company vehicle or rental vehicles – valid Driver’s License and clean driving record. -State Licensed Asbestos Inspector (Preferred) -State Licensed Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor (Preferred) -Strong problem-solving, workload management, and organizational skills with limited supervision. -Detail oriented with strong analytical and creative problem-solving skills. -High School Diploma or Bachelor's Degree (preferred) in Environmental Science, Environmental Studies, Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Healthy and Safety, Public Health, Project Management, Construction, or a related field. -Knowledge of Microsoft Office® applications. -Understanding of billable time, project, and office budgeting. -Experience working within and understanding state environmental regulations and guidelines -Background in Industrial Hygiene and Building Science related practices. -3-5 years of experience as an Industrial Hygiene Technician. -Asbestos, Lead, and 40-hr HAZWOPER certification preferred -After training, ability to calibrate instruments, use equipment in the field, download data, clean and maintain equipment.

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About Atlas

-Born from the 2019 merger of two established engineering and environmental firms, Atlas weaves rich expertise into every infrastructure project. -Projects span highways and transit systems, water treatment plants, commercial developments, educational institutions, and industrial facilities. -Specialist teams cover environmental consulting, materials testing and certification, engineering design, and program and construction management. -They tackle diverse challenges, from inspecting bridges to designing water infrastructure. -A distinctive trait: blending field roots with engineering expertise—many rapid-response inspectors work daily on-site with minimal notice.

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Security Clearance

-must meet qualifications to successfully complete drug-alcohol testing.