JOB OVERVIEW

Provide services and support as a Construction/Industrial Hygiene Functional Area Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) / Safety Professional (USFCO109USFIH104) under Labor Category: Health and Safety Specialist at Savannah River Site / Aiken, South Carolina. Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) / Safety Professional - Construction/Industrial Hygiene (USFCO109USFIH104) works collaboratively as part of the ProSidian Engagement Team as Exempt [1099] personnel. Dedicated Planned Labor Hours (DPLH) of 1250 Straight Time (ST) Estimated Annual Quantity (Hrs. Per Yr.) | 0 Overtime Time (OT) Estimated Annual Quantity (Hrs. Per Yr.). This is a Labor Hour Subcontract or Contract W-2 (IRS-1099) position, and ProSidian reserves the right to convert to a Full-Time ProSidian employed W-2 Position. The role(s) are located at Savannah River Site / Aiken, South Carolina, with an identified Work Site Address (121 Richland Ave E, Aiken, SC 29801, USA), providing Construction/Industrial Hygiene functions working to provide BOA Support Services for multiple department requirement Service Areas (SA) for Savannah River Remediation LLC (The SRMC/LW Contractor) at the U.S. Department of Energy | Savannah River Site (DOE-SRS) in Aiken, SC to support the evolving needs of the organization.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES - Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) / Safety Professional - Construction/Industrial Hygiene (USFCO109USFIH104)

The Certified Industrial Hygiene (CIH) Technician / Safety Professional will provide on-site occupational-health and construction-safety support as a ProSidian Engagement Team Member supporting US Fusion and Specialty Construction | US Rubber and Specialty Applications at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site near Aiken, South Carolina. The position is primarily responsible for supporting the anticipation, recognition, evaluation, documentation, and control of workplace health hazards. The technician will also perform assigned safety-professional duties involving field inspections, hazard-analysis reviews, pre-job planning, worker observations, corrective-action tracking, and compliance support. Activities requiring independent CIH or CSP professional judgment will be performed by, or under the direction of, an appropriately credentialed professional.

Responsibilities and Duties

Industrial Hygiene Responsibilities

Support qualitative and quantitative exposure assessments for assigned facilities, work packages, processes, materials, and field conditions.
Assist with developing exposure-monitoring strategies based on work scope, potential hazards, exposure routes, historical data, similar-exposure groups, and possible acute or chronic health effects.
Conduct personal, area, task-based, and direct-reading monitoring using approved methods and calibrated equipment.
Monitor potential exposures to airborne contaminants, respirable crystalline silica, asbestos, lead, metals, welding fumes, particulates, nuisance dust, volatile organic compounds, solvents, coatings, adhesives, chemicals, noise, vibration, heat and cold stress, illumination, biological agents, and ergonomic stressors.
Prepare, calibrate, operate, inspect, maintain, and store industrial-hygiene instruments and sampling equipment.
Maintain accurate field notes, calibration logs, sampling records, chain-of-custody forms, laboratory reports, exposure notifications, and data-quality documentation.
Coordinate the submission of samples to approved analytical laboratories and track results through receipt and evaluation.
Assist the supervising CIH with interpreting monitoring results against applicable OSHA exposure limits and authorized NIOSH, ACGIH, DOE, and project-specific occupational-exposure criteria.
Promptly report suspected overexposures, unusual monitoring results, worker symptoms, complaints, control failures, or changing exposure conditions.
Communicate approved monitoring findings and protective requirements to workers, supervisors, project management, occupational medicine, and site industrial-hygiene personnel.
Recommend and help validate controls using the hierarchy of controls, emphasizing elimination, substitution, isolation, containment, engineering controls, local exhaust ventilation, and improved work practices before reliance on PPE.
Evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of respiratory-protection, ventilation, hearing-conservation, heat-stress, chemical-management, hazardous-material, and ergonomic controls.
Support respirator selection, medical-evaluation coordination, fit-testing, cartridge-change determinations, equipment inspections, and respiratory-protection documentation.
Review Safety Data Sheets, chemical inventories, work packages, procedures, permits, Job Hazard Analyses, Activity Hazard Analyses, and pre-task plans for occupational-health hazards and required controls.
Assist with reviewing new or modified activities involving hazardous materials, carcinogens, highly toxic substances, process gases, coatings, adhesives, sealants, solvents, and other chemicals before their introduction into the workplace.
Support investigations of suspected occupational illnesses, employee exposure concerns, monitoring anomalies, and failed industrial-hygiene controls.
Prepare or deliver approved hazard-specific training and technical briefings for supervisors, craft personnel, employees, and subcontractors.
Coordinate with qualified radiological-control personnel when activities interface with radiological areas or requirements. Industrial-hygiene duties do not replace independently assigned radiation-protection or radiological-control functions.
Safety Professional Support Responsibilities

Maintain a visible field presence and support safe execution of authorized construction, installation, maintenance, demolition, coating, lining, rubber, fusion, testing, and commissioning activities.
Support implementation of the applicable Safety Management System, Worker Protection Plan, Integrated Safety Management requirements, site procedures, and project-specific safety plans.
Participate in daily coordination meetings, plan-of-the-day meetings, pre-job briefings, safety meetings, constructability reviews, work-package planning, readiness reviews, walkdowns, and commissioning activities.
Review JHAs, AHAs, work packages, permits, procedures, and pre-task plans for completeness, changing conditions, industrial-hygiene concerns, and appropriate protective measures.
Verify that identified occupational-health and safety hazards are controlled before work begins and that controls remain effective during execution.
Conduct and document field inspections, worker observations, housekeeping assessments, and compliance reviews.
Identify unsafe acts, unsafe conditions, uncontrolled exposures, and noncompliant practices; communicate findings and track corrective actions through closure.
Exercise stop-work responsibility and immediately elevate imminent-danger conditions, suspected overexposures, uncontrolled hazards, or serious noncompliance in accordance with project procedures and delegated authority.
Support fact-finding, incident investigations, causal analyses, corrective-action development, lessons learned, and verification of corrective-action effectiveness.
Assist with evaluating high-hazard activities involving confined spaces, hazardous energy, hot work, electrical work, elevated work, excavation, cranes, rigging, lifting, mobile equipment, pressure testing, and emergency-response considerations.
Coordinate occupational-health and safety requirements with project management, field supervision, craft personnel, subcontractors, quality, engineering, environmental, occupational medicine, emergency management, and radiological-control organizations.
Protect controlled, proprietary, personal, and project-sensitive information and maintain records in accordance with applicable document-control, records-management, and quality requirements.
Qualifications
Desired Qualifications For Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) / Safety Professional - Construction/Industrial Hygiene (USFCO109USFIH104) (USFCO109USFIH104) Candidates:

Standard Qualifications

Demonstrated experience performing industrial-hygiene field monitoring, exposure assessment, instrument calibration, data collection, recordkeeping, and control verification.
Working knowledge of applicable provisions of 29 CFR Parts 1910 and 1926, 10 CFR Part 851, DOE requirements, Savannah River Site procedures, and recognized industrial-hygiene practices.
Knowledge of chemical, physical, biological, and ergonomic hazards encountered in construction and industrial environments.
Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, Safety Data Sheets, work packages, procedures, permits, sampling data, laboratory reports, and regulatory requirements.
Experience reviewing JHAs, AHAs, pre-task plans, permits, and work packages for occupational-health and safety hazards.
Ability to work independently in active field environments while coordinating with multidisciplinary project teams.
Strong technical-writing, communication, training, coaching, facilitation, and conflict-resolution capabilities.
Ability to maintain required training, medical qualifications, respiratory-protection eligibility, site-access credentials, and other project qualifications throughout the assignment.
U.S. citizenship and ability to satisfy applicable DOE, SRS, SRNS, client, and ProSidian screening, badging, drug-testing, fitness-for-duty, and site-access requirements.
Valid driver’s license. Any personal vehicle used for project business must have valid registration and legally required insurance.
Education / Experience Requirements / Qualifications

Education and Experience

Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in industrial hygiene, occupational safety and health, environmental health, engineering, chemistry, biology, physics, public health, or a closely related scientific or technical discipline is preferred.
An associate degree, relevant technical credential, or equivalent combination of education, specialized training, and directly applicable experience may be considered when permitted by the governing task order.
Professional experience supporting industrial hygiene and construction-safety activities in commercial, industrial, nuclear, power, chemical, defense, federal, laboratory, or other high-hazard environments is required.
Experience with demolition, facility modification, concrete work, mechanical or electrical installation, ventilation systems, protective coatings, specialty applications, process systems, equipment installation, maintenance, testing, and commissioning is preferred.
Previous DOE, NNSA, Savannah River Site, nuclear-facility, NQA-1, or other high-hazard federal-project experience is strongly preferred.
Active CIH certification issued by the Board for Global EHS Credentialing is required only when the individual will independently perform or approve work reserved for a Certified Industrial Hygienist.
Current OSHA 30-Hour Construction training is preferred and may be required before deployment.
Current First Aid/CPR/AED, HAZWOPER, respiratory-protection, confined-space, asbestos, lead, silica, hearing-conservation, heat-stress, fall-protection, or other applicable qualifications are preferred.
The employee must complete all required General Employee Training, site orientation, project indoctrination, task-specific instruction, and refresher training within prescribed timeframes.
Standard Qualifications

Demonstrated experience performing industrial-hygiene field monitoring, exposure assessment, instrument calibration, data collection, recordkeeping, and control verification.
Working knowledge of applicable provisions of 29 CFR Parts 1910 and 1926, 10 CFR Part 851, DOE requirements, Savannah River Site procedures, and recognized industrial-hygiene practices.
Knowledge of chemical, physical, biological, and ergonomic hazards encountered in construction and industrial environments.
Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, Safety Data Sheets, work packages, procedures, permits, sampling data, laboratory reports, and regulatory requirements.
Experience reviewing JHAs, AHAs, pre-task plans, permits, and work packages for occupational-health and safety hazards.
Ability to work independently in active field environments while coordinating with multidisciplinary project teams.
Strong technical-writing, communication, training, coaching, facilitation, and conflict-resolution capabilities.
Ability to maintain required training, medical qualifications, respiratory-protection eligibility, site-access credentials, and other project qualifications throughout the assignment.
U.S. citizenship and ability to satisfy applicable DOE, SRS, SRNS, client, and ProSidian screening, badging, drug-testing, fitness-for-duty, and site-access requirements.
Valid driver’s license. Any personal vehicle used for project business must have valid registration and legally required insurance.
Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) / Safety Professional - Construction/Industrial Hygiene (USFCO109USFIH104) Candidates shall work to support requirements for USFUSION09042026D Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)/Safety Professional (Construction/Industrial Hygiene Services) and provide BOA Support Services for multiple department requirement Service Areas (SA) for Savannah River Remediation LLC (The SRMC/LW Contractor) at the U.S. Department of Energy | Savannah River Site (DOE-SRS) in Aiken, SC to support the evolving needs of the organization.

Skills Required

Primarily focused on Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) / Safety Professional initiatives and aligned with Program Support activities in the Construction/Industrial Hygiene Functional Area. Industrial-hygiene exposure assessment and sampling-plan implementation

Personal, area, task-based, and direct-reading monitoring
Similar-exposure-group support and exposure-data collection
Industrial-hygiene instrumentation and calibration
Sampling-media preparation and chain-of-custody management
Laboratory-result tracking and exposure-data interpretation
Chemical-hazard recognition and applied toxicology
Respiratory-protection and ventilation assessment
Noise, heat-stress, illumination, and ergonomic evaluation
Silica, asbestos, lead, welding-fume, solvent, coating, particulate, and hazardous-material monitoring
Hierarchy-of-controls application and control verification
Field inspection and worker observation
JHA/AHA, work-package, procedure, and permit review
Incident fact-finding and corrective-action tracking
Technical documentation and records management
Hazard-specific training and field communication
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and SharePoint
Electronic EHS, document-control, and reporting systems
Required Competencies:

Worker health and safety commitment
Technical credibility
Risk-based judgment
Field awareness and engagement
Attention to detail
Data integrity and documentation discipline
Practical problem-solving
Clear technical communication
Constructive intervention
Cross-functional collaboration
Adaptability to changing field conditions
Professional ethics and confidentiality
Continuous improvement
Reporting and Interfaces
Ancillary Details Of The Roles

The CIH Technician / Safety Professional will report administratively to the designated ProSidian Engagement Manager and receive daily priorities from authorized project leadership. The role will coordinate with client project management and EHS personnel; Savannah River Site industrial-hygiene, safety, engineering, quality, environmental, and operations organizations; DOE/NNSA representatives; field supervision; craft personnel; subcontractors; vendors; analytical laboratories; occupational medicine; emergency-response organizations; and radiological-control personnel.

Work will be performed at authorized facilities, buildings, construction areas, or project locations within the Savannah River Site. The final task order or work authorization will establish the specific location, technical scope, work boundaries, hazards, schedule, deliverables, and reporting relationships.

The position requires frequent walking and standing, climbing stairs and ladders, navigating uneven surfaces, entering active or restricted work areas, and wearing required PPE. Work may occur indoors or outdoors in heat, cold, humidity, noise, dust, and changing weather conditions. The employee may be required to carry industrial-hygiene instruments and related equipment weighing approximately 25 pounds.

When respiratory protection is required, the employee must satisfy all applicable medical-evaluation, training, and fit-testing requirements. Work schedules may include early starts, extended shifts, nights, weekends, outages, emergency response, or other hours necessary to support authorized field activities.

Representative Deliverables

Daily, weekly, and periodic industrial-hygiene and safety field reports
Exposure-assessment and sampling plans
Similar-exposure-group documentation
Field-monitoring and worker-observation records
Instrument calibration and maintenance logs
Chain-of-custody forms and laboratory analytical results
Exposure evaluations and employee exposure notifications
Industrial-hygiene and safety inspection findings
Respiratory-protection and ventilation assessments
Recommended exposure controls and control-validation records
JHA/AHA, work-package, permit, and procedure review comments
Corrective-action logs and closure-verification records
Exposure-incident fact-finding, investigation, causal-analysis, and lessons-learned documentation
Training materials, attendance records, and qualification documentation
Trend analyses, performance indicators, dashboards, and management briefings
Industrial hygiene and safety documentation supporting walkdowns, readiness reviews, commissioning, punch-list activities, and system turnover