Operating under the strategic leadership and oversight of the Associate Director of EHS, the position exercises independent professional judgment in evaluating chemical hazards and lab operations; developing, implementing, and monitoring risk-based controls; conducting inspections and coordinating corrective actions; and providing technical guidance to protect employees, students, property, the environment, and the public. Ability to exercise independent professional judgment, organize complex work, coordinate multidisciplinary activities, communicate effectively, and maintain productive, harmonious working relationships with University personnel, tenured faculty, regulators, contractors, emergency responders, and other stakeholders.