Corporate Process Safety Specialist (Manufacturing)

Location: On-site in Maplewood, Minnesota, with some remote work allowed; travel to Maplewood, Austin, or other hirify.global locations is required at least 4 days per week. Travel may reach 30% domestically and internationally. Relocation assistance may be authorized.

Expected compensation: $145,676–$178,049 per year, including base pay and variable incentive pay if eligible.

Company

hirify.global develops products and technologies across global locations and manufacturing operations.

What you will do

• Provide global process safety leadership and technical expertise to improve sustained safety performance.
• Develop process safety standards, training, tools, communications, audits, and implementation guidance.
• Lead hazard assessment reviews involving LOPA scenarios, reactive chemicals, HAZOP, and management of change.
• Guide process safety technology and risk-mitigation strategies with manufacturing technology and CAPEX teams.
• Lead incident investigations, root-cause reviews, and the replication of lessons across applicable facilities.
• Coordinate global process safety audits and networks while collaborating with EHS, operations, engineering, R&D, legal, occupational medicine, and external stakeholders.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in engineering or science, completed and verified before starting.
• At least five years of process safety experience in a private, public, government, or military environment.
• Experience with process safety hazard assessment tools and controls for fires, explosions, chemical releases, and other unplanned events.
• Knowledge of process technology, manufacturing hazards, process safety regulations, and risk-reduction strategies.
• Must be legally authorized to work in the United States without employment visa sponsorship, including H-1B sponsorship.
• Strong communication, documentation, project management, prioritization, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Nice to have

• Experience in process engineering, design engineering, manufacturing, or another EHS discipline.
• Master’s degree or higher in engineering, science, or EHS.
• CCPSC, PE, CSP, or a related EHS credential.
• Multilingual communication skills and experience with external benchmarking or trade associations.

Culture & Benefits

• Global collaboration across EHS, operations, engineering, R&D, legal, and external organizations.
• Focus on trust, open communication, attention to detail, standard work, compliance, and risk reduction.
• Medical, dental, vision, health savings, flexible spending, disability, life insurance, paid absence, and retirement benefits may be available.
• US full-time employees must sign an employee agreement covering confidential information, trade secrets, conflicts of interest, and invention assignment.