Safety Technician

An EHS Technician's primary role is to respond to unplanned emergency incidents, including medical, chemical, and fire emergencies. They also conduct safety inspections, incident investigations, and training. Their goal is to ensure safety procedures are implemented effectively to minimize impact on personnel, environment, and property

Additional Job Description

Conduct inspections and audits in line with established EHS standards and regulations.

Identify potential hazards and recommend corrective actions.

Collect and analyze environmental and safety data and create reports.

Assist in the development and implementation of EHS training programs.

Monitor and execute waste management operations in compliance with environmental regulations.

Ensure the proper use, maintenance, and disposal of hazardous materials.

Implement emergency procedures and conduct drills such as Fire Evacuation Drills.

Assist in injury and incident inquiries and evaluations.

Conduct Employee/Contractor training where required

Maintains storage areas, consumable supply inventories, and personnel protection equipment.

May assist with calibrating, testing and maintaining monitoring, sampling and analytical equipment and instruments related to Environmental, Health and Safety programs.

Risk Management and Risk Assessment Review

Traffic and Dock Area Management

Qualification:

Diploma

Advanced Certificate in Workplace Safety and Health (Level B)

Knowledge in EHS programs and systems is preferred

Knowledge in Semiconductor process is preferred