Safety Professional

Ltd Global; Berkeley (CA); On-site; USD 219,204,000 - 296,570,000; Full time

Job summary

Ltd Global in Berkeley, CA, seeks experienced Safety Professionals for a 1-year on-site contract supporting a DOE capital project delivering a next-generation soft x-ray light source. You will join the safety team to protect personnel and facility during design, construction, installation, testing, and commissioning.

The role emphasizes hazard identification, risk mitigation, compliance with DOE standards, and collaboration with engineering, radiation protection, and facilities teams.

Qualifications

• Experience in safety management on large construction or complex technical projects.
• Familiarity with DOE O 413.3B or equivalent safety standards.
• DOE/nuclear/accelerator facilities experience preferred.
• Strong communication and cross-team coordination skills.
• Field and planning/documentation capability.

Responsibilities

• Identify, assess, and mitigate hazards across construction, industrial, electrical, radiological, and hazardous-material work.
• Review work packages and Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) for planning and control.
• Conduct field safety walkthroughs, observations, and readiness verifications.
• Participate in engineering/design and readiness reviews.
• Develop and maintain safety documentation (procedures, plans, hazard analyses).
• Support regulatory compliance and DOE oversight reviews.
• Investigate incidents/near misses and drive corrective actions and lessons learned.
• Collaborate with safety, radiation protection, engineering, and facilities teams.

Job description

• Location: On-site, Berkeley, CA


• Contract: Under a Prime Contract with the U.S. Department of Energy


• Compensation: $90/hour


• Employment Type: 1 Year contract (With possibility of extension or conversion based on performance and organizational needs)

About the Role

We are seeking experienced Safety Professionals to support a major DOE capital project delivering a next-generation soft x-ray light source, up to 1,000x brighter than the current facility. You'll be an integrated member of the project's safety team, helping keep a world-class scientific facility safe through design, construction, installation, testing, and commissioning.

Key Responsibilities

• Identify, assess, and mitigate hazards across construction, industrial, electrical, radiological, and hazardous-material work


• Support work planning & control, including review of work packages and Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs)


• Conduct field safety walkthroughs, observations, and readiness verifications


• Participate in engineering/design reviews and readiness reviews


• Develop and maintain safety documentation (procedures, plans, hazard analyses, technical reports)


• Support regulatory compliance and DOE oversight reviews


• Investigate incidents/near misses and drive corrective actions and lessons learned


• Collaborate closely with internal safety, radiation protection, engineering, and facilities teams

What We're Looking For

• Demonstrated experience in safety management on large construction or complex technical projects, ideally governed by DOE O 413.3B or similar standards


• Experience at DOE, nuclear, accelerator, or comparable facilities strongly preferred


• Familiarity with radiological, lead, industrial, and construction hazard controls


• Strong communication skills for coordinating across technical and safety teams


• Ability to work both in the field and in a planning/documentation capacity