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$70,000 – $100,000
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What this role is
This role develops and delivers safety training programs for a defense contractor's high-hazard manufacturing operations involving explosives, chemicals, and energetic materials. It suits experienced EHS professionals comfortable teaching in both classroom and active production environments, particularly those with backgrounds in regulated manufacturing or defense industries.
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What they ask for
Required
- Bachelor's degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Occupational Safety, Industrial Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field with 2+ years relevant experience, OR high school diploma with 5+ years progressive EHS/industrial safety experience
- Demonstrated experience developing and delivering EHS training in manufacturing, industrial, chemical, aerospace, defense, or similarly regulated environment
- Working knowledge of OSHA regulations and general industrial safety requirements
- Experience with hazardous materials safety and regulatory compliance
- Ability to communicate technical and regulatory information clearly to employees with varying experience levels
- Strong presentation, facilitation, documentation, and organizational skills
- Ability to work effectively in both classroom and active manufacturing environments
- Ability to identify unsafe conditions and behaviors and provide effective coaching
- Must be 21 years or older and meet drug screening requirements
- U.S. Person eligibility (U.S. Citizen or lawful permanent resident) for ITAR/EAR export control compliance
- Ability to obtain and maintain required site, state, or federal licenses and certifications for regulated materials
- Onsite work in Pueblo, Colorado
Nice to have
- Experience supporting energetic materials, explosives, propellants, ordnance, chemicals, or other high-hazard manufacturing operations
- Knowledge of DoD 4145.26, ATF/BATFE explosives requirements, DOT/PHMSA hazardous materials regulations, and applicable explosives safety standards
- Experience supporting Process Safety Management (PSM) programs
- Experience developing emergency-response or hazardous-material training
- Experience conducting Job Hazard Analyses, risk assessments, safety inspections, or incident investigations
- OSHA 30-Hour certification or equivalent safety training
- Professional safety certification such as CSP, ASP, CHST, OHST, or equivalent
- Experience supporting aerospace, defense, chemical processing, or advanced manufacturing organizations
- Experience using Learning Management Systems or electronic training-record systems