Safety & Occupational Health Program Lead

US Army Corps of Engineers; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

US Army Corps of Engineers Portland District is seeking a Safety and Occupational Health professional to advise on the district's SOH program and assist with site-specific safety plans and compliance across hydroelectric and dam safety projects.

The role involves providing technical guidance, conducting inspections, auditing programs, and developing SOPs to mitigate hazards and reduce accidents. A DHA recruitment context applies and federal employment benefits are available.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience in safety and occupational health inspections.
• Ability to apply safety and health laws, regulations and standards.
• Skill in identifying hazards and recommending controls.

Responsibilities

• Advising on the Safety and Occupational Health Program for Portland District.
• Assisting project personnel with implementation of site-specific Safety and Occupational Health plans and programs.
• Advising on safety requirements related to electrical power house, hydroelectric design, and dam safety.
• Providing technical assistance on handling and disposal of hazardous waste and chemicals.
• Auditing worksite safety programs, evaluating effectiveness, identifying gaps, reporting findings to leadership.
• Developing and conducting supervisor/employee SOH training.
• Coordinating Safety and Occupational Health training.
• Developing safety regulations, guidance, policies, and SOPs.
• Conducting worksite inspections, identifying hazards, developing controls, and assisting with implementation.
• Reviewing accident prevention plans, design reviews, and safety submittals.

Skills

Safety inspections

Hazard identification

Regulatory compliance

Technical guidance

Education

Ph.D. or equivalent

3 years of graduate study in safety/occupational health

Job description

US Army Corps of Engineers Portland District is seeking a Safety and Occupational Health professional to advise on the district's SOH program and assist with site-specific safety plans and compliance across hydroelectric and dam safety projects.

The role involves providing technical guidance, conducting inspections, auditing programs, and developing SOPs to mitigate hazards and reduce accidents. A DHA recruitment context applies and federal employment benefits are available.