Electronics Specialty Gases – Emergency Response SME & Trainer

Location: Tainan, Taiwan; flexible within Taiwan

Company

hirify.global is a global industrial gases company supplying atmospheric and specialty gases while focusing on innovation, operational excellence, safety, and environmental stewardship.

What you will do

• Serve as the technical expert for emergency planning, preparedness, and response involving hazardous electronics specialty gases.
• Advise on gas behavior, release scenarios, hazard zones, PPE selection, monitoring, isolation, response limitations, and disposal.
• Evaluate emergency response implications of new products, mixtures, supply modes, cylinders, tube trailers, bulk supply, and customer fab interfaces.
• Design, deliver, maintain, and improve scenario-based emergency response training for operators, technicians, response teams, and leadership.
• Plan and support tabletop exercises, functional drills, field simulations, qualification training, and refresher training.
• Collaborate with EHS, operations, product safety, engineering, process safety, commercial teams, public responders, and the Global Emergency Response Lead.

Requirements

• At least 15 years of demonstrated experience in emergency planning, preparedness, and response for electronics specialty gases.
• Practical knowledge of electronics specialty gas hazards, equipment, and components used for onsite and offsite emergency response.
• Established external emergency response networks across the electronics industry.
• Ability to explain complex technical topics clearly to non-experts, verbally and in writing.
• Fluent English and the local language required.
• Ability to work independently and collaborate effectively as part of a team.

Culture & Benefits

• Work supporting regional growth in Asia, with potential emergency response leadership responsibilities for other regions.
• Engage with real-world operating configurations, customer requirements, regional codes, and industry standards.
• Contribute to emergency response standards, guidance documents, and best practices.
• Drive continuous improvement through after-action reviews, industry monitoring, incident learning, and regulatory updates.