Environmental Health Specialist II

At FACS, our mission is to make environments safer and healthier for the people who live and work in them. As one of the nation's leading environmental health consulting firms, we help organizations protect their people, assets, and communities. We are built on purpose, partnership, and performance, delivering measurable impact with every client engagement.

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• People First: Support our team and clients, promote professional growth, and value collaboration.
• Integrity of the Science: Deliver accurate, reliable results through objective, evidence-based practices.
• Client Relationships for Life: Build long-term partnerships and help clients address environmental health challenges.

At FACS, you’ll contribute meaningful work that helps organizations protect their people, assets, and communities. You’ll join a collaborative, entrepreneurial, and mission-driven team that values scientific integrity, strong client relationships, and professional growth.

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The Environmental Health Specialist II is a hands-on, field-based role supporting industrial hygiene, asbestos, and microbial (mold and moisture) projects. The Specialist performs on-site surveys, inspections, assessments, abatement oversight, air sampling, clearances, and project monitoring, and prepares clear, accurate written field reports.

This role may take the lead on assigned projects when Environmental Health Specialists or field technicians are assigned, coordinating closely with the Project Manager, contractors, and clients. Local travel to client and project sites is a regular part of the role.

• Perform on-site surveys, inspections, assessments, abatement oversight, and monitoring for industrial hygiene, asbestos, and microbial projects.
• Perform asbestos air sampling, clearances, and on-site analysis of air samples while adhering to quality-control requirements.
• Prepare written field reports and maintain acceptable report turnaround times.
• Identify and secure necessary tools and equipment for assigned projects.
• Maintain internal QA/QC compliance.

• Take the lead on projects when Environmental Health Specialists or field technicians are assigned.
• Communicate vital project information to Project Managers to support coordination and progress tracking.
• Serve as a liaison between the client, Project Manager, and contractor.
• Report project progress and provide technical input to the Project Manager.
• Obtain and track project numbers for accurate record-keeping.
• Adapt the scope of work in the field as needed to accommodate actual conditions or changes during project progression.

• Review contractor personnel certifications, medical clearances, and other required documentation to ensure compliance with abatement requirements.
• Act as a point of contact and meet with regulatory agents in the event of surprise site inspections.

• Assist with training and mentoring junior staff.
• Attend required internal and external technical training.
• Maintain technical certifications.

• Minimum of two years of experience as a field technician conducting field surveys, inspections, assessments, or asbestos-related monitoring work.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Excel, and ability to quickly learn new software and systems.

• Bachelor of Science in industrial…