Principle Engineer, Division EHS
Onsite EHS engineer at Corning's Sullivan Park R&D campus in Corning, NY, embedding environmental, health, and safety review into research, development, and early manufacturing scale-up projects. Day-to-day work includes process hazard analysis, management-of-change reviews, incident investigation, and EHS training, with 15-25% travel.
- Compensation
- $105K–$144.3K / yr
- Location
- Not listed
- Work setup
- Not specified
- Seniority
- Not specified
- Employment
- Full time
- Experience
- Not specified
- Category
- Occupational safety
- Posted
Skills
Must have
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Technology, Physical Sciences, or related technical field
- 10+ years of manufacturing or engineering experience
- Experience participating in or leading risk assessments, hazard reviews, or process hazard analysis
- Ability to research technical processes, chemistry, equipment, regulations, and industry standards to assess EHS risk
- Experience leading or participating in incident investigations, root cause analysis, and corrective actions
- Experience communicating technical EHS requirements to technical and mixed audiences
- Ability to work independently and collaborate across functions and levels
- Ability to travel locally and occasionally overnight or internationally
Nice to have
- Professional Engineer (PE), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), or Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) certification
- Experience supporting research, development, engineering, pilot, or early manufacturing scale-up environments
- Working knowledge of machine safety, process safety, laboratory safety, industrial heating equipment safety, and electrical safety standards
- Knowledge of regulatory frameworks such as PSM, RMP, TSCA, or REACH
- Experience developing or implementing AI-enabled tools to improve repetitive EHS tasks
Full description
Requisition Number: 75205
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- Auto glass and ceramics to drive cleaner, safer, and smarter transportation
- Solar polysilicon, wafers, and innovative photovoltaic modules, enabling low-cost solar energy solutions
**Role Purpose
The Principle Engineer, Division EHS supports Corning’s technology community by helping teams identify and address environmental, health, and safety considerations as new research, development, engineering, and early manufacturing scale-up activities take shape. This role works closely with scientists, engineers, equipment owners, and facility teams to guide safe and environmentally responsible project development from early concept through implementation. The position is best suited for someone with a strong technical background who can understand complex work, communicate practical requirements clearly, and help teams move innovation forward while managing risk.
**Key Responsibilities
- Partner with scientists, engineers, and project teams to identify and address EHS considerations for new materials, processes, equipment, and early manufacturing scale-up activities