Industrial Hygienist

What to Expect The General Laborer / Industrial Hygienist will work closely with members of the Construction Management, Facility Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Facility Operations, and Production Operations departments to support construction, equipment installation, facility maintenance, and manufacturing activities. This team member will perform general labor, material handling, equipment moves, site cleanup, and temporary utility support while maintaining safe and efficient work environments. Through training and certification, responsibilities will expand to include cleanroom
sustaining, deep cleaning, contamination control, and critical production downtime support. Team members are responsible for following established safety procedures, maintaining high standards of cleanliness and workmanship, and supporting the operational needs of both construction and manufacturing environments.
What You'll Do

• Perform general site cleanup, light demolition, debris removal, and material disposal while maintaining safe, clean, and organized work areas
• Support material handling, equipment installation, relocation, uncrating, and rigging activities under qualified supervision
• Install and maintain temporary utilities, including power distribution, extension cords, and air/water hoses, within authorized training
• Assist Construction, Facilities, Engineering, and Production teams with daily operational needs, equipment moves, and maintenance activities
• Support critical production downtime, shutdowns, and startup activities while following established safety procedures and PPE requirements
• Perform routine cleanroom sustaining and deep cleaning activities using approved chemicals, cleaning materials, and specialized equipment
• Follow cleanroom gowning, contamination-control, ESD, and material-handling procedures to maintain production-quality standards

What You'll Bring

• Ability to perform physical labor, including lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and moving materials and equipment safely
• Ability to work on your feet for extended periods and perform repetitive cleaning and material-handling tasks
• Ability to follow written procedures, safety requirements, and supervisor instructions
• Willingness to work in cleanroom attire and controlled manufacturing environments
• Willingness and ability to complete required safety, equipment, and cleanroom training and certifications
• Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams and adapt to changing construction and production priorities
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety, housekeeping, cleanliness, and quality standards