EHS Specialist (Weekend Shift)

Location: Onsite in Hollister, California, United States. Initial Monday–Friday training for approximately six to eight weeks, followed by a regular Friday–Sunday weekend schedule.

Salary: $48,800–$90,600 per year.

Company

PacSci EMC, a hirify.global operating company, develops and manufactures energetic materials, devices, and subsystems for military and commercial applications.

What you will do

• Serve as the primary onsite EHS contact during assigned weekend shifts, responding to safety questions and incidents and escalating issues appropriately.
• Conduct manufacturing-floor observations, Gemba walks, safety inspections, compliance reviews, and Kamishibai audits.
• Maintain incident, injury, audit, spreadsheet, communication, and other safety records.
• Support incident investigations, occupational exposure reviews, root-cause evaluation, and corrective actions.
• Apply stop-work procedures and support process hazard analyses, Process Safety Management activities, and manufacturing process-change reviews.
• Communicate safety requirements, reinforce safe-work procedures, and collaborate with production, engineering, environmental, and site leadership teams.

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Zero to one year of relevant experience is acceptable. Candidates with limited direct EHS experience and strong learning aptitude are encouraged to apply.
• Sound judgment, calm response to safety concerns, and the ability to recognize when to stop work or escalate an issue.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills for engaging respectfully and confidently with manufacturing employees.
• Ability to document observations, maintain records, and use common computer applications, including spreadsheets.
• Ability and willingness to work onsite in Hollister and transition to the Friday–Sunday schedule after weekday onboarding.
• Ability to work safely in an energetic-materials manufacturing environment and follow site safety protocols.
• Only U.S. citizens are eligible for employment because of U.S. Government contract requirements.

Nice to have

• Education or technical training in occupational safety, environmental health, industrial hygiene, or a related field.
• Exposure to EHS programs, manufacturing, industrial safety, or construction safety.
• Familiarity with OSHA requirements, hazard identification, incident investigation, audits, or process safety concepts.
• Ability to learn and interpret applicable OSHA, NFPA, EPA, DOT, DOE, DTSC, ATF, and DoD requirements.

Culture & Benefits

• Structured onboarding and mentorship from experienced EHS team members.
• Training includes site procedures, energetic-materials safety, incident response, process safety fundamentals, and OSHA 30 coursework.
• Individual-contributor position with no supervisory responsibility.
• Safety-first, quality-focused environment supporting military and commercial missions.