EHS CoOp
Job Location:
Woodinville, WA - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not provided by the employer
Posted:
17 September 2026 (15 days ago)
Application Deadline:
29 December 2026
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
The Environmental Health & Safety Co-Op (EHS) or Intern is responsible for assisting in the implementation of the organizations health & safety programs.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Conduct Job Safety Analyses (JSA) where necessary and conduct audits to ensure current JSAs are relevant and current.
- Ensure SDS are accurate and develop a digital SDS database.
- Audit and maintain acceptable levels of safety emergency response and first aid equipment.
- Conduct assessments and implement provisions of disseminating information including but not limited to advice signs posters barriers and performance measures to warn employees of potential or actual safety hazards and/or to prevent access to areas where hazardous conditions exist.
- Develops recommends and implements programs to assure compliance with all applicable local state and federal environmental regulations including documentation reporting permits manifests training and policy development.
- Develops and administers EH&S training and communication programs (i.e. HAZCOM HAZMAT etc.).
- Extract and manipulate data from business systems for environmental reporting. Assist in the completion of periodic reports for air storm water wastewater etc.
- Work with managers and supervisors to constantly push safety standards.
- Coordinate plan and implement the actions and recommendations of the Safety Committee in accordance with Regulations and Company Policy.
- Orchestrate bi-weekly safety audits of the facility equipment and personnel to ensure compliance with all regulations and company policies and ensure a safe workplace partnering with necessary parties to resolve any identified corrective actions.
- Other duties as assigned.
Experience & Education
- Current student pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Environmental Science Chemistry Safety Engineering or related technical field.
- Have working knowledge of WAC/OSHA Regulations/Codes and/or willingness to learn.
- The ability to train and otherwise direct the actions of others where health or safety issues are concerned.
- The ability to communicate clearly and concisely orally and in writing.