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jf_environmental_health_safety::P5
Staff Environmental Health & Safety Specialist

Staff Environmental Health & Safety Specialist

industrial_energy_operationsEnvironmental Health & Safety · P5 — P5 — Expert Professional · Individual contributor

Expert-level individual contributor who designs and drives advanced safety and environmental compliance programs across a site or business unit.

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$132,360 USD

+123.8% vs P1 on this ladder

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$97,226$180,188

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pay@2 · 2026-07

What this role is

Expert-level individual contributor who designs and drives advanced safety and environmental compliance programs across a site or business unit. At the Expert Professional (P5) level, the role owns multiple systems or a technical domain, establishes the approach, and drives org / multi-team outcomes. Leads cross-team technical initiatives.

What this level does

  • Oversee larger-scale EHS operations spanning multiple facilities, shifting from hands-on implementation to strategic oversight of teams, training programs, and cross-site compliance.
  • Act independently on broad EHS assignments — justifying safety investments while managing budgets and fostering a safety-first culture across sites.
  • Serve as an influential internal and external EHS spokesperson, building networks with regulators and industry peers on significant or unique compliance challenges.
  • Design hazard-prevention and industrial-hygiene systems that contribute to company-wide safety and environmental objectives, resolving intangible trade-offs between competing priorities.
Knowledge applied
Applies extensive, strategic EHS expertise across multiple facilities, contributing to company-wide safety and environmental objectives.
Complexity & problem solving
Resolves strategic, intangible trade-offs with high independence on broad or special assignments, such as budget justification and culture change.
Collaboration & interaction
Builds influential networks internally and externally; serves as EHS spokesperson with regulators and peers; may supervise others on special tasks.
Typical experience
10–12+ years; often a master's in environmental health, safety engineering, or occupational health.

Skills at this level

Occupational Safety & Environmental Health Foundation
Combines technical and scientific knowledge of workplace safety and environmental health to identify, assess, and control physical, chemical, and ergonomic hazards affecting workers and the environment.
Regulatory Compliance & Enforcement
Interprets and enforces health, safety, and environmental regulations such as OSHA and EPA standards, applying them to inspections, permit renewals, and compliance-verification duties across facilities.
Safety Inspection & Hazard Assessment
Inspects and evaluates workplace environments, equipment, and practices to confirm compliance with safety standards and detect hazards before they cause harm.
Incident Investigation & Root-Cause Analysis
Investigates workplace incidents to determine root causes and drives corrective and preventive actions that stop recurrence, documenting findings for compliance and learning.
EHS Recordkeeping & Documentation
Maintains legally required records of safety training, inspections, sampling, and incidents so the organization can demonstrate regulatory compliance on demand.
Safety Training & Awareness Program Delivery
Creates and delivers safety-awareness training programs and modules that educate employees on health and safety regulations, precautions, and workplace-specific hazards.
Sampling & Environmental Monitoring
Collects samples and operates safety-monitoring and industrial-hygiene equipment to measure exposures and environmental conditions against permissible limits.
Specialized Program Management
Owns discrete EHS programs such as respiratory protection, waste-disposal compliance, or emergency-response planning, running them end to end within regulatory requirements.
Hazard-Prevention System Design
Designs systems and controls that prevent hazards across facilities or business units, balancing worker protection with operational efficiency and cost.
Emergency Response & Contingency Planning
Establishes incident-response protocols and emergency-response plans so facilities can react safely to and recover quickly from significant safety or environmental events.
Environmental Sustainability Initiatives
Drives programs that reduce waste, energy use, and emissions across the organization to meet environmental objectives and regulatory expectations.
EHS Strategy & Executive Advisory
Crafts the organization-wide EHS vision and advises senior leadership, translating intricate regulations into actionable enterprise strategy and reporting performance to executives.
Cross-Facility Team & Budget Leadership
Manages EHS teams across multiple sites and justifies safety investments within budget constraints while fostering a safety-first culture organization-wide.

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