Industrial Hygiene Associate / Technical Writer

Posted 16 days ago

technical environmental servicesHouston (TX)

Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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About the role

At Technical Environmental Services, Inc. (TES), our mission is to protect people and the environment by helping employees retire healthy. For more than 40 years, TES has supported industrial, commercial, institutional, and public-sector clients with technically sound industrial hygiene, safety, and environmental services. Our work helps clients evaluate workplace conditions, control exposures, maintain compliance, and make informed decisions that protect workers, communities, and operations. TES is a hands-on, field-driven EHS consulting firm with in-house technical expertise across industrial hygiene, safety, and environmental services. We support refineries, chemical plants, LNG facilities, manufacturing operations, hospitals, schools, and commercial clients throughout the Gulf Coast and beyond. What sets TES apart is not just what we do, but how we do it. We value strong relationships, clear communication, responsiveness, technical accuracy, and ownership of our work. Our clients rely on us because we show up, solve problems, document conditions clearly, and stand behind our results. For team members, TES offers the opportunity to build technical skill, work on meaningful projects, and see the real-world impact of the work performed in the field. This is a place for people who care about doing the job right, protecting others, and developing within a respected technical consulting team. Job Skills / Requirements Technical Environmental Services, Inc. is seeking an Industrial Hygiene Associate / Technical Writer to support our clients throughout Houston, Southeast Texas, and the Gulf Coast. This position is designed for someone who is passionate about industrial hygiene, enjoys working in the field, and can turn field observations, sampling data, and laboratory results into clear, technically accurate reports. The anticipated workload is approximately 50% field work and 50% technical writing and project documentation, although the balance may vary based on project demands.

What You’ll Do: The Industrial Hygiene Associate / Technical Writer will participate in projects from field execution through final reporting. Field responsibilities may include: Occupational exposure assessments and air sampling Noise dosimetry and sound-level surveys Asbestos and lead-related inspections and monitoring Mold and indoor air quality investigations Legionella and water-quality sampling Ventilation observations and direct-reading instrument surveys General industrial hygiene and EHS field support Client coordination, field documentation, and photographic records Technical writing responsibilities may include: Preparing industrial hygiene reports, technical memoranda, and client summaries Reviewing field notes, sampling records, laboratory reports, and photographs Organizing and presenting analytical data in a clear and defensible manner Comparing results with applicable occupational exposure limits, standards, and guidance Developing tables, figures, findings, conclusions, and recommendations Performing quality-control reviews for accuracy, consistency, and completeness Working with project managers and senior technical staff to finalize client deliverables Maintaining project files and supporting timely report completion The person in this role will be expected to understand the work performed, recognize what the data means, identify missing information, and help communicate the results accurately to the client. A degree in industrial hygiene, occupational safety, environmental science, chemistry, biology, public health, engineering, technical communication, or a related field is REQUIRED. Travel and Field Expectations This position is based in the Houston area and will primarily support clients in Houston, Southeast Texas, and the surrounding industrial market. Travel may also be required throughout Texas, Louisiana, and the broader Gulf Coast region. Candidates must be comfortable with: Occasional overnight and multi-day travel Early-morning project starts Walking significant distances and climbing stairs Wearing required personal protective equipment Working outdoors in varying weather conditions Adjusting schedules based on client operations and project needs

Preferred Qualifications: The following experience or credentials are beneficial but not required for the right candidate: Industrial hygiene sampling or exposure assessment experience Experience preparing technical reports or scientific documents Familiarity with air-monitoring equipment and sampling pumps Noise dosimetry or sound-level monitoring experience Experience with direct-reading instruments Asbestos or lead inspection experience Mold or indoor air quality assessment experience Legionella, potable water, or environmental sampling experience Familiarity with OSHA, NIOSH, ACGIH, EPA, AIHA, or related standards and guidance Experience reviewing laboratory analytical reports OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 TWIC HAZWOPER Lead inspector or risk assessor certification

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