Securus Safety Solutions – Empowering You to Thrive!
At Securus Safety Solutions, we are dedicated to protecting what matters most—people. As a leading safety management provider serving clients across the United States, our commitment to excellence opens the door for passionate, driven professionals to join our team.
We’re actively seeking safety professionals at all levels who are ready to grow their careers while making a meaningful impact. Whether you’re exploring current openings or want to be considered for future opportunities, we encourage you to apply by completing the form and uploading your resume below.
Ready to be part of a purpose-driven team? For more information about careers at Securus Safety Solutions, reach out to info@securussafety.com
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Our Team Loves What They Do – And You Could Too
EHS Administrator
Experience: 0–1+ years
Minimum Certifications: OSHA 10
EHS Assistants play a foundational role in supporting safety operations across an organization. Working under the guidance of EHS Managers, Engineers, and Coordinators, they help foster a culture of safety and compliance.
This entry-level position is ideal for recent graduates or individuals new to the industry. While a bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health & Safety is often preferred, degrees in related fields such as Industrial Management or Engineering are also valued. Advanced education, such as a master’s in EHS or Engineering, can offer a competitive edge.
Work environments vary widely—ranging from office and lab settings to production facilities. Tasks may include administrative duties, data collection, compliance tracking, or assisting with safety audits. Whether using lab equipment or standard office tools, adaptability and attention to detail are key traits for success.
EHS Coordinator
Experience: 2–4+ years
Minimum Certifications: OSHA 30, OSHA 500, or a degree in EHS
As a key leader in safety program execution, the EHS Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring safety policies across operations. This role ensures full compliance with federal, state, and internal health and safety standards.
EHS Coordinators work in both office and field environments, often collaborating with cross-functional teams including engineering, maintenance, and operations. Occasional travel to job sites, warehouses, or plant floors is expected.
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A bachelor’s degree in Environmental Health, Industrial Technology, or Occupational Safety is typically required, along with several years of field experience. Strong analytical, leadership, and communication skills are essential, as coordinators serve as the point of contact for all safety compliance efforts.
EHS Technician
Experience: 1–3+ years
Minimum Certifications: OSHA 10, OSHA 30, OSHA 510
EHS Technicians are hands-on professionals responsible for handling hazardous materials, conducting site inspections, and ensuring compliance with safety protocols. They may also play a key role in training team members and maintaining safe work practices on-site.
Technicians often work full-time in a range of industries—from construction to manufacturing—and may operate on rotating schedules or travel between job sites. The role requires physical stamina, multitasking ability, and proficiency with industrial equipment such as forklifts and end loaders.
While a high school diploma is the minimum requirement, candidates with associate’s or bachelor’s degrees are highly sought after. Strong communication skills, attention to detail, and regulatory knowledge are essential for success in this role.
EHS Engineer
Experience: 3–5+ years
Minimum Certifications: OSHA 510, OSHA 500, and a degree in EHS or a related field
At Securus Safety Solutions, EHS Engineers are integral to designing and implementing systems that safeguard both people and property. These professionals blend technical expertise in systems engineering with a deep understanding of health and safety regulations to develop and enforce safety protocols.
Key responsibilities include analyzing workplace conditions, investigating incidents to identify root causes, and developing solutions to prevent recurrence. EHS Engineers typically split their time between office-based tasks and on-site assessments.
While most EHS Engineers work standard weekday hours, flexibility is essential. Emergency situations or shift-based operations may require evening, weekend, or overnight availability.
EHS Manager
Experience: 5–7+ years
Minimum Certifications: OSHA 500, CHST, or a degree in EHS or a related discipline
EHS Managers at Securus Safety Solutions play a pivotal role in shaping the safety culture across entire organizations. Their mission is to identify risks, enforce compliance, and lead safety programs that enhance both employee well-being and operational performance.
Core responsibilities include:
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Leading investigations into workplace incidents and implementing corrective measures
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Analyzing trends to improve safety performance company-wide
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Designing and deploying comprehensive EHS programs
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Providing training, mentorship, and support to operational teams
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Ensuring full compliance with local, state, and federal safety regulations
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Continuously improving environmental and safety practices based on industry standards
EHS Managers may work full-time or on a contract basis, depending on the organization’s needs. They are employed across a broad range of industries—from environmental consulting firms and manufacturing plants to government agencies and academic institutions.
EHS Director
Experience: 10+ years
Minimum Certifications: CSP, ASP, or a Master’s degree in Safety or a related field
The EHS Director is the highest-ranking safety leader within an organization—responsible for strategic oversight, policy development, and regulatory compliance. At Securus Safety Solutions, this role is reserved for seasoned professionals with deep expertise and proven leadership in the safety space.
Key duties include:
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Overseeing all safety inspections and audits
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Implementing proactive risk mitigation strategies
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Analyzing organizational risks and recommending preventative measures
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Leading investigations into serious incidents and ensuring proper follow-up
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Developing, tracking, and refining compliance systems and EHS documentation
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Creating and championing company-wide environmental and safety policies
This leadership position demands advanced education and certifications, coupled with strong decision-making, interpersonal, and crisis management skills. EHS Directors work in sectors ranging from manufacturing and healthcare to government and large-scale enterprise operations.
