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Safety & Ergonomic Analyst
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What they do
An Ergonomist designs workplace furniture and equipment or tools to make them safe, efficient and comfortable to use, and to minimize strain for workers. Incorporates occupational health criteria in design. Advises on design for products, such as computers, as they are being developed, or advises on the re-design of an office space or factory process to improve productivity and safety.
$86,340 / year median in Iowa
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Safety & Ergonomic Analyst ? Onsite Position ? Up to $31/Hour + Benefits ? 1st Shift (7:00 AM - 3:30 PM) ? Contract Opportunity with Potential for Extension Are you looking to start or grow your career in workplace safety and ergonomics? We are seeking a Safety & Ergonomic Analyst to support safety programs, ergonomic assessments, risk reduction initiatives, and employee training within a manufacturing environment. This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates or early-career professionals with a background in Safety, Ergonomics, Engineering, Occupational Health, or a related technical field. Responsibilities Conduct safety audits and risk assessments to identify hazards and compliance concerns Participate in incident investigations and assist with corrective action planning Perform ergonomic assessments on equipment, workstations, tooling, and manufacturing processes Support safety and ergonomics training for employees and supervisors Analyze safety and ergonomic data to identify opportunities for improvement Review new equipment and processes for safety and ergonomic risks Document findings, recommendations, and corrective actions Assist with compliance efforts related to company and regulatory safety standards Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Safety, Ergonomics, Occupational Health & Safety, Engineering, or a related field Recent graduates are encouraged to apply Strong Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel and Word Excellent communication and analytical skills Ability to work in a manufacturing environment Safety certification, internship, co-op, or related experience is a plus Preferred Experience Safety audits and inspections Risk assessments Ergonomic evaluations Incident investigations Manufacturing or industrial environments OSHA or workplace safety knowledge Additional Information Immediate onsite start Business casual dress code Safety footwear required on day one No sponsorship available now or in the future Interviews conducted via Microsoft Teams If you're interested in building a career in Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) and Ergonomics while gaining hands-on experience in a manufacturing setting, we'd love to hear from you! #LI-EA1 #INDOEM