EHS Technician

1. Conduct daily EHS inspections and identify unsafe acts, unsafe conditions, and environmental abnormalities.
2. Monitor high-risk activities and ensure compliance with PTW, LOTO, PPE, and other safety requirements.
3. Follow up EHS findings and corrective actions with responsible departments and contractors.
4. Support incident/near-miss reporting, safety training, emergency drills, and EHS campaigns.
5. Maintain EHS inspection records, checklists, and reports, and immediately escalate significant safety risks.

Requirements:

1. Basic knowledge of occupational health, safety, and environmental (EHS) requirements.
2. Knowledge of hazard identification, risk assessment, PTW, LOTO, PPE, and high-risk work controls.
3. Ability to conduct field safety inspections and identify unsafe acts and unsafe conditions.
4. Basic knowledge of emergency response, chemical safety, waste management, and incident reporting.
5. Good communication, teamwork, basic computer skills, and ability to prepare simple EHS reports.