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Northrop Grumman Mission Systems Sector is seeking an Environmental Health & Safety Engineer (3/4) to join our Environmental, Health, Safety, and Fire Protection team at the BWI site in Baltimore, Maryland. The selected applicant will be responsible for successfully implementing and managing all environmental, health, and safety programs with a focus in industrial hygiene related programs. Must have excellent oral and written communication and collaboration skills with all levels in an organization.

• Oversees and performs tasks for the following industrial hygiene programs: hearing conservation (noise survey and dosimetry), ventilation surveys, hazard communications (including safety data sheet and chemical inventory management), field sampling, asphyxiant exposure analysis, cryogenics, laser safety, and incident investigations.
• Supports and performs tasks for the following industrial hygiene programs: indoor air quality, respiratory protection and fit testing, air monitoring, ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, radioactive materials, ergonomics (including ergonomic assessments and workstation evaluations), and asbestos/lead abatement.
• Conducts job hazard assessments and recommends appropriate hazard control approaches.
• Develops, implements, and maintains industrial hygiene programs to ensure compliance, injury prevention, and risk mitigation.
• Conducts internal compliance inspections to identify actions necessary to meet regulatory requirements.
• Partners with management to continuously improve the culture, awareness and accountability in support of EHS programs.
• Partners with engineers, scientists, and management to support the integration of EHS into the design of new or altered processes and operations and building construction projects.
• Interfaces with regulatory representatives, senior management, the site EHS Committee, and the Emergency Response, and Crisis Management teams.
• Provides timely and accurate submission of necessary reports to internal stakeholders, electronic databases and regulatory agencies.
• Reviews and interprets existing and proposed environmental, health, and safety (EHS) regulations to determine applicability and impact for site with a focus on industrial hygiene.
• Reviews new construction and renovation plans for EHS aspects.
• Writes and updates EHS plans and procedures with focus of industrial hygiene.
• Performs in-person and develops online EHS training for employees and management focused on industrial hygiene programs.
• Supports the site’s environmental, safety, and fire protection programs.