Engineering Controls Certification Specialist (Hazardous Work Protection

Engineering Controls Certification Specialist (Hazardous Work Protection - Hood Certifiers)

Background: The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Chemical Biological Center (CBC) is a subordinate activity of the U.S. Army Futures Command (AFC). The center is responsible for the conduct and management of research, development, and life-cycle engineering support of defensive systems. The Center’s mission is to develop, integrate, sustain, and dispose of decisive technology-enabled capabilities. Requirements include: (1) Developing materials and technologies for the future; (2) Transitioning technology out of the laboratories and into the hands of the warfighter and customers in the shortest time possible; (3) Completing systems engineering, assessment and analysis; and (4) Providing life-cycle engineering services to development and sustainment efforts.

Position Overview: Experienced Engineering Controls Certification Specialist to perform engineering controls certification with a focus on hazardous work protection. The ideal candidate will have a technical degree and a deep understanding of hood certification practices.

Location: Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

Key Responsibilities:

Perform certification of engineering controls, with a focus on hazardous work protection.
Ensure compliance with safety standards and protocols for engineering controls.
Conduct inspections and certifications for hood systems and related equipment.
Document and report on certification processes and outcomes.

Qualifications:

Technical Degree above a high school diploma.
6 years of experience in the field of engineering controls certification.

*Position contingent on contract award.

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Position descriptions serve as a guideline and may not be construed as a guarantee of employment. Summit is an at-will organization.

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