Career Fair - Environmental Health and Safety

Job Description

Job Description

Environmental Health and Safety Opportunities

Applications do not guarantee employment.

Career fair location: Johnston Community College, Advanced Manufacturing Facility: 300 Innovation Avenue, Four Oaks, NC 27524

Vulcan Elements manufactures rare-earth permanent magnets in the United States for industries including defense, aerospace, and automotive. Our work supports national security and economic resilience, and our team values mission focus, technical excellence, and integrity.

This posting is specifically for candidates who wish to preapply for consideration for opportunities with Vulcan Elements at our December 5, 2026 career fair at Johnston Community College, Advanced Manufacturing Facility: 300 Innovation Avenue, Four Oaks, NC 27524. It is an expression of interest; specific roles and requirements will depend on available opportunities.

Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) opportunities help protect employees and support responsible operations. We are interested in candidates who can recognize hazards, communicate practical controls, and support safety and environmental programs in a manufacturing setting.

The career fair will take place December 5, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Candidates who preapply will be scheduled for a specific time and receive first preference for scheduling and interviews. If you are not scheduled, you are still welcome to walk in on the career fair date. Walk-ins are welcome and must bring a printed resume. The interview process will take approximately 45 minutes. All candidates must bring a form of ID to check in.

Please save and submit your resume using the preferred filename format First_Last_Title, for example Jane_Doe_EHS.pdf. The naming format is preferred, not required.

• Support workplace inspections, hazard assessments, and follow-up on identified concerns.
• Assist with safety training, incident documentation, and corrective actions.
• Support PPE practices and exposure monitoring activities within training and authorization.
• Maintain program records and partner with teams on safety and environmental improvements.

Responsibilities are representative and may change with business needs and the specific role.

• Relevant safety, environmental, occupational health, or industrial experience or education.
• Ability to document findings and communicate safety expectations clearly.
• Sound judgment, attention to detail, and the ability to collaborate across teams.

Must be a U.S. Person due to required access to U.S. export-controlled information or facilities.

• Manufacturing safety, industrial hygiene, environmental compliance, or emergency response experience.
• Relevant safety training or credentials, such as OSHA 30 or first aid and CPR.

Depending on the role, work may involve production areas, standing or walking, noise, heat, and required PPE. Shift and physical requirements will be discussed for the specific opportunity.