Safety Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

geologicsDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$45.00 - $60.00 per hour

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About the role

Safety Engineer Telework Full Time - Must be in local to NJ or NY
Required: Secret ClearanceW2 Hourly Contract Only$45 to $60.00 per hour with limited benefitsW2 hourly Contract Only with a possible extension, No 1099, No third parties, no C2C. No exceptions (Sorry) Secret Clearance is Required ***GeoLogics is seeking a highly skilled Safety Engineer to conduct engineering and technical analyses. Documents findings for safety and investigative reports. Review problem reports for safety impact. Perform SSHAR, SAR, HTS, and FHA analysis in accordance with MIL-STD-882E. Support customer facing meetings. Support SSTRP.
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Education and Experience
Active Secret Clearance: Bachelor's Degree and 4-8 YRS of experience or a Masters Degree with 2-6 yrs of experience. Must have experience in SSHAR, SAR, HTS, and FHA analysis in accordance with MIL-STD-882EResponsibilitiesConduct engineering and technical analyses. Documents findings for safety and investigative reports. Review problem reports for safety impact. Perform SSHAR, SAR, HTS, and FHA analysis in accordance with MIL-STD-882E.Support customer facing meetings. Support SSTRP.If you or anyone you know is interested in hearing more about this position, please email your resume and availability to Meredith Baldwin at Mbaldwin@geologics.comRates listed are not a guarantee of salary/rate. Rate offered at time of hire will depend on many factors including education, experience, interview results and skill level GeoLogics is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer that is committed to hiring a diverse and talented workforce. EOE/Disability/Veteran Meredith Baldwin Recruiter (703) 891-6115 Mbaldwin@geologics.com#CJ

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