Safety, Health, and Environmental Engineer

Leidos is seeking a Safety, Health, and Environmental Engineer to support NASA operations. This role focuses on ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient work environments across technical and mission‑essential activities. In this position, you will collaborate daily with engineering and operations personnel in a team‑oriented environment and provide expert oversight in environmental compliance, occupational health, safety programs, and facility risk mitigation. You will drive safety initiatives, conduct hazard and compliance assessments, support launch processing activities, and partner with NASA customers to maintain the highest standards of workplace safety and mission readiness. Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Safety Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Safety & Health, or a related field with 2+ years of relevant experience, or a Master’s with less than 2 years of prior relevant experience. Experience supporting safety, health, or environmental compliance programs in an engineering, industrial, aerospace, or government environment. Working knowledge of OSHA regulations, safety hazard controls, and workplace risk‑assessment practices. Familiarity with environmental compliance principles such as hazardous waste management, spill reporting, or sustainability programs. Ability to conduct inspections, investigations, and assessments with strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to deliver safety findings, reports, and briefings to customers and leadership. Ability to work collaboratively with engineering, operations, and mission support teams in a fast‑paced, safety‑critical environment. U.S. Citizenship (required for access to NASA facilities and systems). Ability to obtain Public Trust Security clearance. Preferred Qualifications: OSHA 30/40 hour certification. Additional relevant certifications or training. Primary Responsibilities Include: Lead day‑to‑day safety oversight, including onsite work observations, hazard identification, and launch processing safety support. Conduct incident and injury investigations and drive corrective and preventive actions to reduce risk and prevent recurrence. Perform annual and quarterly facility safety inspections and maintain required OSHA safety records, including OSHA 300 logs. Serve as the RF and Laser Radiation Safety Officer and Fall Protection Competent Person, ensuring compliance with all applicable safety standards and certifications. Coordinate industrial hygiene assessments such as heat stress monitoring, indoor air quality evaluations, asbestos reviews, and noise surveys. Conduct ergonomic assessments across office and industrial environments to prevent workplace‑related injuries. Review work orders and maintenance requests to identify safety risks and ensure controls are in place prior to task execution. Oversee high‑level environmental compliance activities, including required reporting, environmental data call submissions, and maintenance of core environmental plans. Support environmental programs related to hazardous and regulated waste, spill reporting, and waste‑minimization efforts. Participate in NASA safety groups, environmental partnering teams, and internal and external audits. Provide safety support to Verification & Validation activities on trackers and communication systems as needed. Location: Kennedy Space Center, FL. The position supports a non‑traditional schedule: Wednesday–Sunday. Pay Range: $59,150.00 – $106,925.00. The pay range is a general guideline only and is not a guarantee of compensation. Additional factors considered in extending an offer include responsibilities of the job, education, experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities, as well as internal equity, alignment with market data, and applicable agreements. #J-18808-Ljbffr