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EHS DLCI Officer 2

Job Number: 25858
Functional Area: Environmental Health and Safety
Department: Civil and Environmental Engineering
School Area: Engineering
Pay Range Minimum: $88,550
Pay Range Maximum: $120,000

Employment Type: Full-Time
Employment Category: Exempt
Visa Sponsorship Available: No
Schedule:
Pay Grade: 9

Posting Description

EHS COORDINATOR, Civil and Environmental Engineering, to be the co-chair of the CEE EHS Committee. Parsons and Pierce lab Director’s serves as co-chair, with other committee members including space staff. The EHS Coordinator, working with the EHS Committees, recommends corrective actions or consequences for significant issues to the PI and/or lab directors as appropriate and assists in implementation of the corrective actions and consequences. In the case of significant safety issues, the EHS Coordinator will promptly notify the PI, CEE space directors, Department Head, and the DLC EHS Committees. The EHS Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that all research personnel (graduate students, postdocs, visiting scientists, faculty members, UROP students, etc.) receive the appropriate required initial safety training prior to beginning work. This is accomplished by a review of training records during processing of the Lab Clearance Form that is required for all new people working in labs that fall under the DLCs in the EHS-MS. The EHS Coordinator also monitors completion of refresher training through periodic reviews of DLC training records.

Job Requirements

REQUIRED: Bachelor’s degree in engineering, science EHS, or a related discipline with a minimum of four years of relevant experience; proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and the ability to learn specialized computer applications for EHS requirements; strong organizational, administrative, and problem-solving skills; excellent written and verbal communication skills as well as strong interpersonal skills, with ability to work alone or within a team environment; maturity of judgement, goal-oriented, adaptable, and a personality that will allow the candidate to function in a highly research-oriented yet disciplined environment that requires strong interaction with faculty, students, and research staff. PREFERRED: Experience in semiconductor device fabrication, biology, and/or chemistry; lab experience in a professional setting; and proficiency in document and data management tools (e.g. Microsoft SharePoint sites, Wikis, QuickBase).

7/13/2026