Semiconductor EHS Safety Partner

Arizona State University; Tempe (AZ); On-site; USD 90,000 - 99,000; Full time

Job summary

Arizona State University is seeking an experienced Safety Partner to monitor workplace safety and investigate concerns across its facilities, with emphasis on semiconductor safety programs. The ideal candidate will bring EHS program experience and strong regulatory knowledge to support the university community.

The role involves audits, consultations with faculty and tenants, hazard identification and risk mitigation, and collaboration on safety studies.

Qualifications

• Associate Safety Professional (ASP) or equivalent certification, or willingness to become certified.
• Experience leading or contributing to safety initiatives that improved efficiency or reduced risk.
• Effective communication skills with safety guidance, training and mentoring lab personnel.
• OSHA 40-hour hazwoper certification.
• Certified Safety Professional (CSP).
• Semiconductor and Environmental Health and Safety experience is highly desired.
• 30% of activities performed in an environmentally controlled office setting; include computer use.

Responsibilities

• Participates in site visits to audit, consult and inspect facilities for compliance with regs.
• Develops and manages semiconductor safety programs including chemical, gas, equipment safety, and controls.
• Consults with faculty, staff, students and tenants to provide safety guidance and problem solving.
• Identifies hazards, assesses risk and offers options to minimize hazards/risks.
• Maintains inventory and storage management for hazardous materials.
• Participates in project teams for safety studies and improvements.
• Interprets EHS data and regulatory standards; drafts reports for tracking and compliance.
• Serves as MTW EHS contact for ASU Labs or industry tenants on safety matters.
• Attends weekly meetings and provides input on safety matters.
• Participates in MTW on-call rotation for after-hour incidents.
• Assists with reviewing and implementing changes to compliance programs.

Skills

ASP

OHST

STS

CIT

CIH

CSP

OSHA 40

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Hazardous materials inventory system

Job description

Arizona State University is seeking an experienced Safety Partner to monitor workplace safety and investigate concerns across its facilities, with emphasis on semiconductor safety programs. The ideal candidate will bring EHS program experience and strong regulatory knowledge to support the university community.

The role involves audits, consultations with faculty and tenants, hazard identification and risk mitigation, and collaboration on safety studies.