EHS Lead Auditor
dqsDenver (CO)
About the role
ISO 14001/45001/RC Certified Contract Lead Auditors DQS Inc., a leading global independent business service organization delivering assurance to customers with standards-based solutions, has immediate openings for qualified contract ISO 14001/45001/RC Lead Auditors. The candidate will have a successful work history, in addition to strong interpersonal and organizational skills with excellent written and oral communication capabilities. The candidate will also have the ability to work in a virtual, home-based environment and travel within the US.Knowledge of EMS principles and methods for standard assessments. Must be able to assess customer needs, meet quality standards for services and evaluate customer satisfaction. Work independently and project a professional image appropriate to the work environment. Critical thinking skills using logic and reasoning to identify solutions to concerns. Experience with quality management systems, 2nd and/or 3rd party certifications, 14001/45001/RC auditing/assessments. Excellent communication and follow-through skills. Additional Job Description Accredited Lead Auditor course for the relevant standards (e.g., ISO 9001, 14001, 45001) preferably 40 hours in length.4-Year College Degree and 5+ years of professional experience, including management, personnel or project responsibility, two of them relating to respective management system (QMS, EMS, OHS, EnMS).Extensive travel is required within the US and Canada. EEO is the LawRight to Work Poster (English)DQS Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled
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