Description
The EHS Engineer will eliminate or control hazardous conditions in construction projects through field safety inspections, hazard control, high-risk work reviews, incident investigations, corrective-action support, project assessments, audits, training, permitting, regulatory compliance, and performance analytics. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in Environmental Health and Safety Sciences or a related field, occupational EHS or related experience, and construction industry experience. The base salary is $78,000 to $95,000, with employer-paid health care, HSA contributions, disability benefits, retirement benefits, paid time off, and other benefits.
