Environmental Health and Safety Specialist II

University of Wisconsin-Madison

. Conduct lead risk assessments for DPH-enrolled LSHP properties and CLPPP priority properties .

Posted 9/23/2026full-timeRemote • Wisconsin • United StatesJunior💰 $56,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in lead risk assessment, lead abatement project evaluation, and safety communication. Capable of effectively managing logistics and providing specialized safety guidance to stakeholders while ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.

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Lead Risk AssessmentLead Abatement Project EvaluationConstruction KnowledgeEffective CommunicationValid Driver's License

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Hard Skills

Lead Abatement Scopes DevelopmentClearance InvestigationsSafety Improvement PlansEnvironmental Lead InvestigationsHealth and Safety Expertise

Soft Skills

Effective Oral CommunicationEffective Written Communication

Certifications & Qualifications

Lead Risk Assessor Certification

Industry Keywords

ConstructionHousing ProgramsHealth DepartmentsInspectionLead Safety

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct lead risk assessments for DPH-enrolled LSHP properties and CLPPP priority properties
Develop and review lead abatement scopes of work
Evaluate lead abatement project costs
Conduct clearance investigations
Identify operational and safety issues and develop improvement plans and standard operating procedures
Review industry updates and assist in developing safety communication materials
Communicate findings to necessary stakeholders
Secure resources and schedule logistics for safety programs
Provide specialized safety knowledge and guidance to internal and external stakeholders, including leadership
Direct logistical activities, allocate resources, and investigate components of health and safety cases
Perform on-site lead safety and health expertise and environmental lead investigations for families throughout Wisconsin

Requirements

What you’ll need

Willing to frequently travel statewide within Wisconsin with occasional overnight stays
Training requirements may require out-of-state travel for up to one week
Minimum of 1 year of relevant experience related to construction, housing programs, health departments, inspection, or investigation work
Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing with diverse audiences
Ability to become certified as a lead risk assessor
Knowledge or experience in construction, building trades, or housing inspection
Ability to lift at least 25 pounds in and out of a vehicle trunk, from floor to counter height, and carry it from one place to another
Ability to climb steps and ladders unassisted, navigate construction, abatement, and renovation sites with limited or difficult access, and work on knees when taking environmental samples
Valid driver's license required
Employment conditional on passing a Pre-hire Driver Authorization Check
No DHS enforcements related to lead or risk assessments in the DHS Lead and Asbestos state compliance database
Continuous eligibility to work in the United States without employer sponsorship
Cover letter and resume required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Generous vacation, holidays, and sick leave
Competitive insurances and savings accounts
Retirement benefits
Extensive training, assistance, and peer-mentorship
University Car Fleet usage may be approved
Disability or pregnancy-related accommodations during the hiring process