EHS Operations Analyst

The EHS Operations Analyst is the operational backbone of field readiness and revenue enablement. This role removes compliance barriers that could prevent technicians from accessing customer facilities, ensuring rapid, safe, and compliant site entry for our Asset Reliability Technicians. Reporting to the Safety Director, this position is primarily remote with occasional travel as needed to support audits, site visits, and safety initiatives. The EHS Operations Analyst drives contractor qualification, customer compliance, documentation accuracy, and field-support coordination—directly enabling our field operations to execute efficiently and safely.

This role has authority to identify compliance gaps, documentation deficiencies, and readiness issues that could block site access or pose risk. The EHS Operations Analyst evaluates gaps, coordinates corrective actions, and escalates material compliance concerns to the Safety Director for final decision on site access authorization. The Safety Director retains final decision-making authority on all go/no-go site access determinations.

Serve as the primary gatekeeper ensuring technicians are fully qualified and compliant before site entry, removing barriers to field deployment and customer access

Identify readiness gaps proactively and coordinate resolutions to keep technicians deployment-ready

Support customer onboarding and site-specific requirement reviews to accelerate market entry and expand service delivery

Maintain and manage comprehensive safety records including training documentation, inspections, audits, permits, certifications, and policies

Ensure accuracy, completeness, and timely updates of all safety documentation across digital systems

Track safety metrics, KPIs, and compliance status for leadership review and strategic decision-making

Support OSHA/MSHA recordkeeping and reporting requirements (e.g., OSHA 300, 300A, 301 logs)

Manage company profiles in contractor compliance portals (ISNetworld, Avetta, and similar systems)

Upload, monitor, and renew required safety documentation and programs to maintain active contractor status

Review, track, and manage Certificates of Insurance (COIs) to meet customer and contractual requirements

Identify compliance deficiencies and coordinate corrective actions; escalate material issues to Safety Director for resolution authority

Serve as primary safety compliance point of contact for customers, managing communication professionally and courteously

Review customer-specific safety requirements and ensure technicians meet all prerequisites before site entry

Support technician onboarding, site-specific training, and field readiness both remotely and during on-site visits

Utilize Salesforce to track customer safety requirements, documentation status, compliance activities, and field deployment readiness

Maintain accurate records, follow-ups, and action items to support operational and safety readiness

Collaborate with internal teams using Slack and other digital communication platforms to ensure alignment and rapid issue resolution

Coordinate safety training, onboarding orientations, and refresher training programs

Track training completion, certifications, and expiration dates to maintain readiness

Assist with incident, injury, and near-miss reporting; support investigations and corrective action tracking

Participate in internal, customer, and regulatory audits with on-site support as needed; verify corrective action closure

High school diploma or equivalent; associate degree preferred

2–4 years of experience in EHS administration, safety operations, contractor compliance, or related roles

Hands-on experience with ISNetworld, Avetta, or similar contractor compliance platforms

Demonstrated experience managing Certificates of Insurance (COIs) and contractor qualification

Experience using Salesforce or similar CRM systems

Proficiency with Slack or comparable collaboration and communication tools

Strong organizational skills with exceptional attention to detail and documentation

Working knowledge of OSHA and/or MSHA regulations

Experience supporting field service, industrial, construction, manufacturing, or mining operations

Familiarity with safety management systems and supporting remote, distributed workforces

Background in contractor prequalification or compliance program administration

Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to present information clearly to diverse audiences

Professional, customer-focused, and solutions-oriented mindset with problem-solving ability

Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and escalate issues appropriately

Excellent time management, follow-through, and documentation discipline

Ability to manage multiple systems, platforms, deadlines, and stakeholder expectations

Analytical thinking and attention to regulatory and customer-specific requirements

Remote position with occasional travel as needed, primarily for audits, site visits, and safety initiatives

Ability to travel domestically and internationally as required

Ability to wear required PPE and safely navigate industrial work environments when on-site