Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals
Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)
Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals, Indianapolis, Indiana, us, 46262
The Industrial Hygienist position requires Anticipation, Recognition, Evaluation, Prevention and Control of conditions which could result in illness, impaired health, or significant discomfort in the workplace. This is an onsite assignment through Trinity Consultants based at a pharmaceutical manufacturing client site. The contract assignment is anticipated to be six months in duration. Although not guaranteed, there is the possibility of extension. This position is benefits eligible. The job description is representative.
The IH will perform assignments independently, but in cooperation and alignment with the established procedures and objectives of the Industrial Hygienist and Team. The individual carries out assignments ranging from simple technician level tasks to moderately complex tasks in any area of the industrial hygiene program. Work is designed to maintain compliance, achieve best practice (where feasible), and provide continuous improvement in goals and objectives, while expanding the incumbent’s training and experience in the various phases of the program. Most assignments are performed within the environment of facilities, laboratories, and/or manufacturing.
The individual at this level of experience may no longer need the guidance of a mentor.
Practical Aspects of the Job
Establishment of Exposure Controls/Exposure Elimination for New and Existing Materials
Exposure Based Risk Assessments (Qualitative and Quantitative)
Purchase and Maintenance of Media and Industrial Hygiene Sampling Equipment (Calibration/Service)
Ability to perform research on equipment function and maintenance requirements as well as other IH related functions.
Exposure Sampling Method Determination, Execution, and Verification of the Accuracy and Validity of the Sampling and Analysis Results
Independent Execution of the Sampling Plan and Employee Initiated Requests for Sampling
Biological Sampling (surface, air, liquids)
Chemical Sampling (surface, air, liquids)
Noise Assessment and Control
Lighting Assessment
Indoor Air Quality Assessment
Ventilation and Control System Assessment
Report Writing
Communication of Sampling Results
Coaching/Training on Exposure Risks and Effective Use of Controls
Maintenance of Legal Documentation for Assessment and Sampling Activities
Completion of Basic Ergonomic Assessments
Required Qualifications
Undergraduate/Graduate degree (BS/MS) in Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Health, or related Industrial Hygiene/Occupational Health discipline
CIH certification required
Minimum 5+ years performing Industrial Hygiene Risk Assessments, Exposure Monitoring, and Investigations, Suggesting and Establishing Exposure Controls, Utilizing and Maintaining IH Sampling and Analysis Equipment, Completing Technical Reports, and Maintaining Legal Documentation for all IH Related Activities in a manufacturing setting
Strong Technical Writing Capabilities
Basic Legal Documentation Skills
Ability to Multitask, Track Projects, and Successfully Follow Up on Open Tasks
Ability to Take Direction/Follow Direction/Be Trusted to Work Independently/Be Teachable
Strong Communication Skills
Ability to work in a fast paced, and rapidly changing environment.
Strong Investigation Skills with Significant Experience
Ability to wear a respirator and protective clothing, climb a ladder, and lift/carry up to 40 pounds, occasionally.
Ability to visually inspect work areas, assess conditions of use, and use Industrial Hygiene related sampling equipment
Preferred Qualifications
Training on and Experience with Potent Compounds
Strong Customer Service Skills
Experience in a Pharmaceutical R&D Environment
Experience with Biohazards and Animal Research and Testing
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The IH will perform assignments independently, but in cooperation and alignment with the established procedures and objectives of the Industrial Hygienist and Team. The individual carries out assignments ranging from simple technician level tasks to moderately complex tasks in any area of the industrial hygiene program. Work is designed to maintain compliance, achieve best practice (where feasible), and provide continuous improvement in goals and objectives, while expanding the incumbent’s training and experience in the various phases of the program. Most assignments are performed within the environment of facilities, laboratories, and/or manufacturing.
The individual at this level of experience may no longer need the guidance of a mentor.
Practical Aspects of the Job
Establishment of Exposure Controls/Exposure Elimination for New and Existing Materials
Exposure Based Risk Assessments (Qualitative and Quantitative)
Purchase and Maintenance of Media and Industrial Hygiene Sampling Equipment (Calibration/Service)
Ability to perform research on equipment function and maintenance requirements as well as other IH related functions.
Exposure Sampling Method Determination, Execution, and Verification of the Accuracy and Validity of the Sampling and Analysis Results
Independent Execution of the Sampling Plan and Employee Initiated Requests for Sampling
Biological Sampling (surface, air, liquids)
Chemical Sampling (surface, air, liquids)
Noise Assessment and Control
Lighting Assessment
Indoor Air Quality Assessment
Ventilation and Control System Assessment
Report Writing
Communication of Sampling Results
Coaching/Training on Exposure Risks and Effective Use of Controls
Maintenance of Legal Documentation for Assessment and Sampling Activities
Completion of Basic Ergonomic Assessments
Required Qualifications
Undergraduate/Graduate degree (BS/MS) in Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Health, or related Industrial Hygiene/Occupational Health discipline
CIH certification required
Minimum 5+ years performing Industrial Hygiene Risk Assessments, Exposure Monitoring, and Investigations, Suggesting and Establishing Exposure Controls, Utilizing and Maintaining IH Sampling and Analysis Equipment, Completing Technical Reports, and Maintaining Legal Documentation for all IH Related Activities in a manufacturing setting
Strong Technical Writing Capabilities
Basic Legal Documentation Skills
Ability to Multitask, Track Projects, and Successfully Follow Up on Open Tasks
Ability to Take Direction/Follow Direction/Be Trusted to Work Independently/Be Teachable
Strong Communication Skills
Ability to work in a fast paced, and rapidly changing environment.
Strong Investigation Skills with Significant Experience
Ability to wear a respirator and protective clothing, climb a ladder, and lift/carry up to 40 pounds, occasionally.
Ability to visually inspect work areas, assess conditions of use, and use Industrial Hygiene related sampling equipment
Preferred Qualifications
Training on and Experience with Potent Compounds
Strong Customer Service Skills
Experience in a Pharmaceutical R&D Environment
Experience with Biohazards and Animal Research and Testing
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