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EHS Cority Developer (Cority Certification)

Posted 11 days ago

kelltonDallas (TX)

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About the role

Overview Job Title: EHS Developer (Cority Certification required)
Duration: 12 Months (Contract)
Responsibilities: Configure and customize the Cority platform to align with EHS program requirements. Develop and maintain modules, forms, dashboards, and reports in Cority. Integrate Cority with other enterprise systems (e.g., HR, ERP, BI platforms). Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements and translate them into technical specifications. Support user access controls, permissions, and security settings. Troubleshoot and resolve technical issues within the Cority system. Perform data migrations, uploads, and exports as needed. Monitor system performance and implement improvements. Maintain documentation for configurations, workflows, and processes. Train end-users and provide ongoing technical support.
Required Qualifications: 2+ years of experience working with Cority or other EHS management systems. Proficiency in Cority configuration tools and modules (e.g., Incident Management, Industrial Hygiene, Audit, Risk). Strong understanding of EHS business processes and regulatory frameworks (OSHA, ISO 14001, etc.). Excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail. Strong communication and collaboration skills.
Preferred Qualifications: Cority certification or formal Cority training. Experience with Agile or Scrum development methodologies. Familiarity with cloud environments and data security best practices.

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