HSE Intern: Drive Safety & Environmental Impact

ABB; Pinetops (NC); On-site; USD 28,000 - 47,000; Full time

Job summary

ABB is offering an internship in the United States focused on Health, Safety and Environment (HSE). The role reports to the HSE Manager and involves collaborating with teams, supporting operations, and contributing to the continuous improvement of the HSE strategy.

You will analyze HSE metrics, develop programs for top offenders, and participate in risk assessment updates across production areas. Must be enrolled in a relevant degree program in the US and legally eligible to work.

Qualifications

• Critical thinking to analyze complex situations and develop strategic solutions.
• Effective organization and prioritization to meet deadlines.
• Ability to manage several tasks concurrently with high quality.

Responsibilities

• Collaborating with teams to support ABB's operations and ensure timely project completion.
• Leverage customer needs and ABB offerings to identify suitable solutions for clients.
• Participate in team meetings and provide updates on progress.
• Seek feedback from manager and team to improve performance and skills.
• Support continuous improvement of the HSE strategy.
• Analyze HSE data to identify top offenders and develop corrective actions.
• Lead annual Activity Based Risk Assessment updates for production areas.
• Complete self-assessments and develop corrective action plans.

Skills

Critical thinking

Time management

Collaboration

Education

Bachelor's or Master's in Engineering, OH&S or related field (USA)

Currently enrolled in a bachelor's or master's program (USA)

Job description

ABB is offering an internship in the United States focused on Health, Safety and Environment (HSE). The role reports to the HSE Manager and involves collaborating with teams, supporting operations, and contributing to the continuous improvement of the HSE strategy.

You will analyze HSE metrics, develop programs for top offenders, and participate in risk assessment updates across production areas. Must be enrolled in a relevant degree program in the US and legally eligible to work.