Safety Professionals

HBC semicons; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

HBC Semicons is seeking a Safety Professional to join our Boise, ID team. This full-time, on-site role involves supporting safe semiconductor construction and production activities, conducting safety assessments, and ensuring adherence to EHS procedures on the floor and at construction sites.

You will deliver safety training, manage chemical handling and decontamination procedures, develop safety checklists, and investigate incidents, while collaborating with engineering, operations, and project

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Health & Safety and Occupational Health, applicable to semiconductor construction and live fab environments.
• Demonstrated experience in Environment Health and Safety (EHS), including process safety and chemical safety compliance.

Responsibilities

• Conduct safety assessments and reviews of tool installation and commissioning.
• Monitor compliance with EHS procedures on production floors and construction sites.
• Deliver safety training to project and production teams; facilitate chemical handling and decontamination procedures.
• Develop safety checklists and documentation; investigate incidents and near-misses; support safety management systems.
• Collaborate with engineering, operations, and project stakeholders to embed best practices in daily work.

Skills

Health & Safety

EHS

Safety Training

Accident Investigation

Field-based Work

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field

Job description

Company Description

HBC Semicons is a global expert in semiconductor tool installation and production safety, helping organizations build and maintain safe work environments. Drawing on 17 years of specialized experience, the company supports both construction projects and live production fabs across the semiconductor industry. HBC Semicons provides a range of services, including onsite team training, employee education, ad hoc consultation, project and R&D support. Its Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) offerings cover commissioning, chemical handling, decontamination, safety management, and facilities design stages, among other areas. Applicants can expect to join a team that is deeply committed to practical safety solutions and continuous improvement in high-tech environments.

Role Description

The Safety Professional is a full-time, on-site role based in Boise, ID, focused on supporting safe semiconductor construction and production activities. Responsibilities include conducting safety assessments, participating in tool installation and commissioning safety reviews, and monitoring compliance with EHS procedures on the production floor and construction sites. The role involves delivering safety training to project and production teams, facilitating chemical handling and decontamination procedures, and contributing to the development of safety checklists and documentation. The Safety Professional will investigate incidents and near misses, support safety management systems, and collaborate with engineering, operations, and project stakeholders to embed best practices into daily work. This position requires proactive engagement in the field, mentoring teams on safe behaviors, and providing clear guidance on risk mitigation.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Health & Safety and Occupational Health, with the ability to apply principles in semiconductor construction and live fab environments.


• Demonstrated experience in Environment Health and Safety (EHS), including process safety, chemical safety, and compliance with relevant regulations and standards.


• Proficiency in Safety Training, with experience designing and delivering EHS training programs for diverse project and production teams.


• Hands-on experience in Accident Investigation, incident reporting, root cause analysis, and implementation of corrective and preventive actions.


• Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or a related field (or equivalent practical experience).


• Knowledge of semiconductor industry operations, tools installation, and production environments is highly beneficial.


• Ability to interpret technical documentation, develop procedures and checklists, and communicate clearly with multidisciplinary teams.


• Strong observational skills, attention to detail, and a practical, field-oriented approach to problem solving.


• Willingness to work on-site in Boise, ID, engage in regular facility walkthroughs, and support shift or project-based schedules as needed.