Senior EHS Specialist - Field Safety Leader

VetJobs; New York (NY); On-site; USD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Bechtel is seeking a Senior Safety Specialist to develop and execute the safety component of an Environmental, Safety, and Health program on a Bechtel project in New York. The role requires broad knowledge of safety in construction and operations, with responsibility for risk assessment, incident investigations, and EHS plan execution.

Minimum education includes HS/GED with substantial relevant experience or higher degrees; candidates should have strong communication, regulatory acumen, and the

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in safety, health, or a science field with relevant experience.
• Ability to research regulatory requirements and apply them to projects.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills; strong documentation.
• Valid driver’s license and willingness to work outdoors in field settings.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute the safety component of the EHS program.
• Conduct safety studies, risk assessments, and incident investigations.
• Integrate safety and health requirements into project planning and execution.
• Draft, implement, and maintain the Safety and Health Management Plan.

Skills

Communication skills

Analytical skills

Computer skills

Driver's license

Regulatory knowledge

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Bachelor's degree in safety/related field

Master's degree in occupational safety/related

Associate degree in safety/related field

Tools

MS Office

Job description

Bechtel is seeking a Senior Safety Specialist to develop and execute the safety component of an Environmental, Safety, and Health program on a Bechtel project in New York. The role requires broad knowledge of safety in construction and operations, with responsibility for risk assessment, incident investigations, and EHS plan execution.

Minimum education includes HS/GED with substantial relevant experience or higher degrees; candidates should have strong communication, regulatory acumen, and the