What if you could shape built and natural environments, and the future of those that use them? With us, you can.
As an Associate Consultant in the Occupational Hygiene and Hazardous Materials team, your primary focus is to protect workers' health and provide guidance to clients in order for them to meet their health, safety, and legislative requirements regarding the workplace and occupational exposure.
What you'll do Alongside two other senior team members, you will contribute to building the team's pipeline and capability, undertake technical quality review, and foster a high-performance team environment.
Responsibilities include: Conduct comprehensive occupational health risk assessments for hazards including but not limited to silica, noise, chemical exposures, vibration, lead, asbestos, biological hazards, and indoor air quality.
Use cutting-edge equipment and methods to monitor workers for exposure to hazards.
Perform indoor air quality testing and analysis.
Design effective strategies for hazard remediation and prevention management.
Undertake technical supervision, inspections, and monitoring during site remediation works.
Assess health risks and provide expert advice with support from senior technical specialists and Certified Occupational Hygienists (COH).
Collaborate with cross-disciplinary working in acoustics, contaminated land, engineering, and fire safety.
Produce technical reports to a high standard, including technical peer review of reports.
Strong professional development, with opportunity to be mentored by Certified Occupational Hygienists, and mentor junior staff.
Assist the team with strategy and business development.
Nurture client relationships to expand regional business opportunities.
About you You are likely to have 10+ years of experience in measuring and assessing workplace hazards including environmental factors as well as chemical, physical, ergonomic, and biological hazards.
You will ideally bring the following: Previous consultancy experience is required.
Good understanding of project life cycle, taking initiative to develop relationships with clients, whilst maintaining high standards of service delivery.
Experience in business development including development of winning proposals and building ongoing client relationships.
Confidence to communicate hazards and risks with clients, from the boardroom to the field.
Experience in analysing complex results and datasets, and writing technical reports, with a desire to progress your project management skills.
Strong knowledge of work health and safety regulations, or health risk assessment.
High attention to detail and responsive to clients' needs.
Be willing to work remotely, with occasional weekends and overtime.
Australian Driver's License.
You're likely to have tertiary qualifications in Occupational Hygiene, Health or Environmental Science.
About WSP WSP is one of the world's leading engineering professional services firms, bringing together approximately 6,000 talented people across 15 offices in Australia.
We are technical experts who design and provide strategic advice on sustainable solutions and engineer Future Ready TM projects that will help societies grow for lifetimes to come.
At WSP, we want you to embrace your curiosity and work in a culture celebrating different perspectives.
With access to global scale and reach, you'll connect with the brightest minds in the field to make the best work of your life.
To find out more about our commitment to the health and wellbeing of our people, and the programs we've designed to help you thrive, go to our Benefits page.
Think this could be the opportunity for you? Apply now to begin your journey with WSP. WSP. With us, you can.
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