Our client, a Energy Services company, is looking for a Safety Engineer - Intermediate for their Phoenix, AZ location.
Responsibilities:
Ensure adherence to OSHA, tsmc, and Client safety requirements by communicating expectations and enforcing standards across all Client employees working in the fab.
Hazard Identification and Intervention
Proactively identify hazards, verify controls, and intervene to correct unsafe conditions and behaviors in real-time to prevent incidents.
“Boots-on-the-Ground” Safety
Maintain a strong field presence as visible safety leaders, embedding safety into daily operations.
Work Execution Support
Support safe work planning and execution through direct employee engagement.
Maintain a strong field presence (required to spend a minimum 4 hours per day in the fab)
Participate in morning pass-downs with the engineering teams to understand work activities for the day and reinforce important safety messaging.
Audit work activities performed by Client engineers for safety compliance against OSHA, tsmc and Client standards.
Audit all Client workers, work areas, and laydown/storage areas for 6S compliance.
Actively identify hazards and assist with the implementation of immediate corrective actions.
Provide real-time guidance to Client employees and subcontractors.
Provide oversight during high-risk work tasks to prevent incidents.
Review and sign off on daily inspection forms.
Confirm required permits, PPE, and controls are implemented prior to the start of work.
Intervene and stop work when unsafe conditions or behaviors are observed.
Document audit results into the Client inspection platform.
Communicate issues and violations with the Safety Engineer or Manager that cannot be resolved otherwise.
Requirements:
5 years of industrial, construction, or manufacturing experience
OSHA 30-Hour for Construction or General Industry (must provide proof)
Ability to identify hazards and assist with implementation of corrective actions
Strong communication skills
Ability to operate independently with minimal supervision
Ability to spend up to 6+ hours a day in the cleanroom, comfortable wearing a cleanroom suit, and spending majority of their day on their feet / walking.
2 + years of safety experience (ideally in manufacturing or semiconductor)