Health Safety and Environment Coordinator

About you

• Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in technical discipline related to the sciences and preferably in a Health, Safety, or Environmental field or technical field associated with the architect, engineering and construction (AEC) industry. 0-5 years experience working in that capacity. Work experience prior to and during college taken into consideration as well as experience working with others.
• Strong interpersonal and organizational skills required. Requires proficiency and interest in a wide variety of modern software and AI technology.
• Must be able to read and write proficiently and be able to correct and improve writing of others.
• Interest in and ability to understand technical information is valuable inasmuch as the business is infrastructure architecture, engineering, and construction.
• A positive outlook, helping others, a history of team sports, and other traits and experiences is also considered valuable in this role inasmuch as HSE professionals have to work as a team and with a wide variety of employees. Those experiences and attributes have proven to support success in the role and be the foundation of a highly successful HSE professional.
• The most successful HSE professionals can work well with others, are motivated even when not told to do something, are creative, outgoing, and have a drive for excellence to ultimately support the safety, health, and wellness of AtkinsRéalis employees.
• Will be required to obtain OSHA30 and HAZWOPER 40 upon hire. A training and certification plan will be developed with the successful candidate to further their career in HSE.
• Must have a valid driver's license and willingness to drive on business to office and field locations. Must be willing to fly to a wide variety of US geographies and spend the week for HSE audits, inspections, trainings, and other activities.
• Ability to process paper documents and effectively utilize a computer. Ability to communicate effectively.
• Employee must be physically fit to be able to work on uneven construction sites, climb scaffolding and ladders, access roofs, enter confined spaces, access aerial work platforms and wear associated personal fall arrest equipment. Employee may be required to be in a medical monitoring program with annual physicals and wear an air purifying respirator on occasions to evaluate confined-space workspaces or monitor other's work activities in those locations.
• Employee may be exposed to (safe) at-height work such as on rooftops and in aerial work platforms when evaluating employee work locations.
• Ability to stoop, crawl, climb, lift, carry and physically maneuver self in order to conduct inspections and investigations; ability to see, hear and understand visual and audio safety signals in traffic, job and accident site situations; ability to work outdoors in varying weather, traffic and site conditions.
• Ability/willingness to do overnight travel as needed and/or work outside of the United States.