Environmental Health and Safety Engineer (Manufacturing)

Location: On-site in Maplewood, Minnesota, United States; minimum four days per week at the hirify.global location. Travel may include up to 10% domestic or international travel.

Expected compensation: $81,983–$100,202 annually, including base pay and variable incentive pay if eligible.

Company

hirify.global develops technologies and products across global operations, with a strong focus on safety and continuous improvement.

What you will do

• Evaluate risks to employee and community health and safety and to the environment; recommend controls with subject matter experts and internal stakeholders.
• Lead Management of Change, risk assessments, and safety reviews for equipment, materials, and processes.
• Support development and implementation of EHS programs aligned with internal standards, codes, regulations, and permit requirements.
• Lead or participate in incident investigations, risk assessment teams, EHS self-assessments, and audits.
• Support site-wide EHS systems and processes, including emergency response on-call responsibilities.
• Coordinate hazardous waste activities, including waste stream profiles, laboratory clean-out planning, and guidance for miscellaneous waste types.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or higher, completed and verified before starting.
• At least six months of combined experience with Management of Change, regulatory inspections, or risk assessment and analysis techniques, including machine guarding, PPE assignment, emergency response preparedness, or process safety reviews.
• Current, valid driver’s license.
• At least two years of experience using Microsoft Office software such as Word and Excel.
• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without employment visa sponsorship.
• U.S. person status may be required for access to export-controlled information and technologies; failure to provide the required information may prevent further consideration.

Nice to have

• Two or more years of combined hands-on experience with Management of Change, regulatory inspections, or risk assessment and analysis techniques.
• Bachelor’s degree or higher in a relevant science or engineering discipline, and/or a master’s degree in environmental science, safety, industrial hygiene, or a manufacturing-related field from an accredited institution.
• Certified Safety Professional certification from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals.
• Experience in manufacturing or research and development.

Culture & Benefits

• Collaborative environment with colleagues across global locations, technologies, and products.
• Safety is a core value; employees are expected to follow safety policies, identify hazards, and support continuous improvement.
• Benefits may include medical, dental and vision coverage, health savings and flexible spending accounts, disability and life insurance, paid absences, and retirement benefits.
• U.S. full-time employees must sign an employee agreement covering confidential information, trade secrets, conflicts of interest, and invention assignment; additional obligations may apply to certain job grades.

Hiring process

• Provide education and work history either by uploading a resume or entering the information directly into the application fields.
• Complete the required U.S. person and export-control assessment questions and confirm acceptance of the applicable terms before submitting the application.