EHS Engineer Midland, TX EHS

Castelion is moving incredibly fast to develop and deliver advanced defense systems at a time when execution matters more than ever. We believe focus, ownership, and excellence are decisive advantages - and we're building a world-class team to turn bold ideas into real capability.

This is a rare opportunity to join at an early stage, where you'll have significant ownership, collaborate with exceptional teammates, and make a direct, measurable impact on our mission and the future of the company - regardless of your function.

The Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Engineer provides hands‑on and technical EHS support for Castelion's Midland manufacturing and test operations, including energetic material processing, mix and cast operations, equipment and process safety, and test activities.

This is a highly field‑oriented role responsible for both the day‑to‑day execution of EHS programs and the technical evaluation of operational risk. The EHS Engineer will spend significant time where the work is performed, partnering directly with manufacturing, test, engineering, and facilities teams to identify hazards, develop practical controls, and ensure EHS requirements are effectively implemented.

The successful candidate will be comfortable moving between the field and technical discussions, whether conducting an inspection, supporting a test operation, investigating an incident, developing a JHA, or working with engineers to evaluate hazards associated with a new and evolving processes, equipment, etc.

Responsibilities

• Provide daily, hands‑on EHS support for manufacturing, mix and cast, test, maintenance, and facility operations, maintaining a strong presence in operational areas.
• Identify and evaluate workplace and process hazards and partner with engineering and operations teams to develop practical engineering, administrative, and procedural controls.
• Lead and support risk assessments, including JHAs, PHAs, equipment/process reviews, and readiness assessments for new, modified, and higher‑risk operations.
• Support new equipment, process changes, commissioning, and first‑time operations by evaluating EHS risks and ensuring appropriate controls are established before work begins.
• Execute and maintain core EHS programs including LOTO, machine safety, PPE, respiratory protection, Hazard Communication, electrical safety, hot work, fall protection, material handling, and emergency preparedness.
• Conduct routine field inspections and operational walkdowns to verify controls are effective, identify emerging risks, and drive corrective actions to closure.
• Support energetic manufacturing and test activities by evaluating operational hazards and implementing requirements established through EHS and Energetics Safety reviews.
• Lead and support incident and near‑miss investigations, identify root causes, develop corrective actions, and verify their effectiveness.
• Support industrial hygiene activities, including exposure assessments, sampling, evaluation of results, and implementation of exposure controls.
• Manage day‑to‑day environmental compliance activities including hazardous waste, chemical inventories, spill prevention, inspections, and required records.
• Support site compliance with applicable ATF explosives requirements, including routine inspections, explosives storage and inventory controls, required records, operational compliance, and corrective actions in coordination with EHS and Energetics Safety leadership.
• Develop and deliver EHS training and provide direct field coaching to employees, technicians, engineers, and supervisors.
• Develop and improve site procedures, JHAs, work instructions, and other EHS documentation based on operational needs and lessons learned.
• Serve as an accessible onsite EHS resource…