Occupational Safety Specialist II

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory; Richland (WA); On-site; USD 86,000 - 128,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Flexible work schedules

401(k) with company match

Job summary

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory seeks an Occupational Safety professional to lead programmatic services within Worker Safety & Health. You will develop and implement safety programs, lead hazard evaluations, and ensure compliance with OSHA/DOE requirements, supporting Operations and Research staff.

You will mentor peers, review regulatory developments, and help drive a culture of safety across BMI and DOE-wide initiatives, with Radiological and beryllium considerations, and a commitment to

Qualifications

• BS/BA degree in occupational Safety or related technical field with 2+ years of relevant occupational safety experience.
• MS/MA or higher in occupational safety or related technical field with occupational safety experience.
• Certification as a Certified Safety Professional or Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP) preferred.

Responsibilities

• Identify, evaluate, and select option for hazard identification and control within DOE and PNNL requirements.
• Act as central point of contact for resolution of occupational safety and health related issues.
• Develop hazard assessments and identify controls.
• Participate in work planning processes.
• Respond to employee concerns.
• Provide safety oversight.
• Investigate accidents, injuries, and illness.

Education

BS/BA degree in occupational Safety or related technical field

MS/MA or higher in occupational safety or related technical field

Job description

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory seeks an Occupational Safety professional to lead programmatic services within Worker Safety & Health. You will develop and implement safety programs, lead hazard evaluations, and ensure compliance with OSHA/DOE requirements, supporting Operations and Research staff.

You will mentor peers, review regulatory developments, and help drive a culture of safety across BMI and DOE-wide initiatives, with Radiological and beryllium considerations, and a commitment to