Safety, Health and Environmental Specialist

Location: Washington, DC and/or Laurel, Maryland (onsite; primary assignment to be confirmed)

Schedule: Full-time, Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Employment Type: Full-time W2 Employee

Client: U.S. Secret Service (USSS), through the Agile Facilities Solutions contractor team

Salary Range: $95,000–$105,000 annually

Join the Agile Facilities Solutions (AFS) contractor team supporting the U.S. Secret Service (USSS) environmental, safety and Industrial Hygiene programs. This specialist supports inspections, exposure testing, documentation and workforce awareness, translating findings into clear reports and corrective-action recommendations. This is a contractor position, not Federal Government employment.

The contract labor category is Safety and Environmental Specialist. Working with the Industrial Hygienist and designated stakeholders, the specialist supports testing, inspections, documentation, metrics analysis and employee training across safety, environmental and IH programs.

Support the Environmental, Safety and Industrial Hygiene programs by assisting the Industrial Hygienist with associated testing, documentation development, training and workforce awareness. Provide support across indoor air quality, lead exposure, hearing conservation, ventilation, respiratory protection, heat and cold stress, and radiation safety. Organize testing information and program documentation so findings can be reviewed and used in training and awareness activities.

Assist with safety inspections covering life safety, emergency equipment, confined spaces and field offices. Support hazardous communication (HAZCOM), incident investigations, powered industrial truck operation safety and general safety activities. Develop and maintain inspection and program documentation, prepare reports, analyze safety metrics, and help deliver training and awareness related to these safety areas.

Develop program documentation, inspection reports and training and awareness materials. Analyze safety metrics and environmental data, assist requirements reviews, and communicate employee concerns and program findings through designated channels.

Assist facility readiness and resilience planning through environmental inspections, analysis and reporting, including greenhouse gas reports, metering plans, energy assessments and analysis of related data. Support environmental planning by assisting with management and review of environmental requirements for construction projects. Provide the associated documentation, training and awareness support needed to communicate environmental planning requirements and findings.

Support environmental compliance activities addressing all significant environmental aspects through inspections, analysis, reporting, training and awareness. Review applicable environmental requirements and maintain supporting documentation for Government review. Assist with other environmental reporting and requirements reviews, respond to employee concerns through the designated program channels, and develop training and awareness materials that explain identified environmental issues and requirements.

A Bachelor of Science (BS) degree and at least eight years of experience in occupational health, workplace safety and environmental regulation fields are both required. Experience does not substitute for the degree. Associate Safety Professional (ASP) certification or equivalent credential is preferred.

The work calls for inspection documentation, data and metrics analysis, technical writing, training and effective stakeholder communication. U.S. citizenship and the pre-start Government suitability requirements below apply.

Experience supporting multidisciplinary IH and safety programs, facility environmental planning, and clear communication of inspection findings is desirable. Familiarity with organizing compliance documentation and tracking corrective actions is helpful. These preferences do not add certification, degree or experience minimums.

Full-time, onsite, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Work is in Washington, DC and/or Laurel, Maryland, at USSS Headquarters, Washington, DC 20223. Federal holiday and closure arrangements follow Government guidance; this description does not establish paid leave or other benefits.

Before any work in USSS facilities or on USSS systems, personnel must meet High Risk Public Trust requirements: a current favorable Tier 4 or higher background investigation completed within the past five years, subject to Government acceptance, and a favorable USSS Personnel Security Vetting Division Contractor Support Branch suitability assessment. Interim approval is not permitted. This is not a Secret or Top Secret clearance requirement. U.S. citizenship is required.

Candidates may be considered while Government review is pending; a qualifying investigation is not required merely to submit a résumé. Consideration does not guarantee acceptance, sponsorship of a new investigation or a start date. Complete required secure onboarding forms, applicable Government training and Rules of Behavior before access, and participate in required continuing suitability reviews.

Remain accountable to contractor management and coordinate technical work with designated Government stakeholders. Maintain attendance information and provide work-product inputs for weekly and monthly contractor reporting. Protect medical and personnel information, controlled unclassified information and Government records on a need-to-know basis; safeguard Government property and follow applicable privacy and access-control requirements.

Provide a résumé showing your BS degree, relevant experience and certification(s). A letter of commitment will be requested during selection for contract staffing. Recruiting follow-up will address qualifications, availability, site assignment and suitability review.

Submit resumes to HR@agilefacilities.com