Develops and maintains environmental health and safety programs, investigates incidents, conducts inspections and audits, analyzes hazardous materials, trains employees, and ensures compliance with KOSHA and applicable federal, state, and local requirements. The role supports pollution control, emergency response, continuous improvement, and EHS activities across multiple laboratory and office locations, with occasional travel and flexible shifts.
JOB DESCRIPTION
RESPONSIBILITIES
Conduct occupational health and safety management in accordance with KOSHA requirements and collaborate with COUs to strengthen safety and health performance.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Develops, documents and maintains environmental health and safety (EHS) programs (e.g. hazardous materials, emergency response plans) in compliance with Federal, State and Local legislation.
- Recording and maintaining data on safety-related incidents and responses including incident investigation and root cause analysis
- Creates EHS programs and instructs employees in matters pertaining, but not limited to occupational health, injury prevention, safe operation of equipment and proper handling/cleanup of chemicals and hazardous materials.
- Conducts inspections and reports on tests and investigations to obtain data for use in determining sources of pollution and methods for controlling pollutants in air, soil and water.
- Acts as a representative responding to public inquiries, audits (internal and external), government agencies or executive inquiries.
- Partner with other support services (Facilities and Laboratory) to ensure compliance with UL Solutions programs and Federal, State and local requirements.
- Consult as needed on site wide continuous improvement and 5S Activities
- Act as a remote EHS representative for other UL Solutions locations as directed.
- Analyzes, interprets and validates information on hazardous materials and chemicals.
- Available to work flexible shifts including days, nights and/or weekends .
- Read and follow the Underwriters Laboratories Code of Conduct, and follow all physical and digital security practices.
- Performs other duties as directed.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Conduct occupational health and safety management in accordance with KOSHA requirements and collaborate with COUs to strengthen safety and health performance.
QUALIFICATIONS
- University Degree in Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Safety and Health, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Engineering or closely related field plus additional requirement of one of the following:
- Related Master's degree or Certified Industrial Hygienist (American Board of Industrial Hygiene) or Professional Engineer license or Certified Safety Professional (Board of Certified Professionals) and 4 or more years directly related experience.
- This position requires periodic travel by car and/or airline (or other public transportation) to other UL Solutions sites as assigned and perform in-person audits/ inspections/ investigations in a wide variety of laboratory and office environments. Flexibility to work non-traditional business hours as needed. Travel required: up to 10-15%.
- Frequent use of computers and office equipment is required.
- Ability to stand and walk extensively (concrete floors) for up to periods, several times a day is required.
- Ability to move safely over uneven terrain; ascend/descend stairs/ladders/scaffolding required.
- Ability to lift up to 30lbs assisted or unassisted, pushing; pulling; bending; reaching; handling; stooping; working in tight spaces and working in hot/cold environments will occasionally be required in lab, office and outside environments.
- Ability to recognize emergency situations and respond quickly.
- Ability to wear a respirator and other personal protective equipment when required, while performing select duties.
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