EHS Engineer

Job Description
The Role and Impact
As an Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Engineer, you will play a critical role in ensuring Intel's commitment to worker safety, environmental stewardship, and regulatory compliance. You will drive initiatives that foster a safe and healthy workplace, mitigate risks, and uphold Intel's high standards for environmental health and safety. This position is essential to safeguarding our employees, supporting operational excellence, and enabling Intel's mission to create world-changing technology that improves lives. Your contributions will directly impact our workforce's well-being and our community's safety, ensuring our operations align with local, regional, and corporate EHS requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Implement and manage environmental health and safety programs to ensure compliance with all local, regional, and Intel EHS standards.
- Conduct EHS incident investigations, perform root cause analyses, and develop corrective action plans to prevent recurrence.
- Oversee environmental permitting, licenses, certifications, and external reporting, ensuring all requirements are met in a timely manner.
- Perform workplace risk assessments and safety hazard evaluations to identify potential dangers and recommend risk mitigation strategies.
- Monitor workplace environments to evaluate factors that may impact employee health, such as exposure to hazardous waste or pollutants, and maintain accurate records of findings.
- Conduct EHS audits to identify risks, assess environmental impacts, and ensure adherence to safety protocols and procedures.
- Provide training to employees on emergency procedures, workplace safety, and preventive measures through structured EHS programs.
- Stay up to date with evolving EHS regulations and industry best practices to ensure compliance and continuous improvement.
- Prepare detailed reports and documentation of inspections, audits, and risk assessments, providing actionable insights for leadership.
- Serve as the EHS subject matter expert supporting factory operations, tool installation, equipment qualification, and sustaining manufacturing activities.
- Lead or support Industrial Hygiene programs including exposure assessments, chemical safety, ventilation systems, noise monitoring, and occupational health initiatives.
- Support and manage critical safety programs including contractor safety, electrical safety, LOTO, working at heights, confined space entry, and radiation safety.
- Analyze EHS performance data, identify trends, and drive continuous improvement initiatives.
- Partner closely with engineers, operations leaders, facilities teams, and contractors while influencing stakeholders to increase ownership and accountability for EHS performance.