Safety and Health Analyst (Senior and Mid-Level )

Job Description

This is a remote position.Safety and Health Analyst

Atlas Advisors, LLC is hiring experienced Safety and Health Analysts to join our team supporting the Department of Labor’s Site Exposure Matrices (SEM) program under the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA). In this role, you’ll help evaluate occupational toxic exposure data across Department of Energy (DOE) facilities, contributing to a mission that directly impacts worker health and safety. Opportunities are available at both mid-level and senior levels based on your background and experience. This position is remote with minimal travel, subject to government telework approval.

If you’re ready to bring your experience to a high-impact federal program, we encourage you to keep reading. Join a team that values mission-focused work, technical excellence, and meaningful results.

***This position is contingent on contract award***

Key Responsibilities

Analyze DOE operational and historical records to identify toxic substance exposure information

Contribute to the development and maintenance of SEM Site Profiles and Chemical Profiles

Respond to technical inquiries from DOE, DOL, and other stakeholders

Collaborate with a remote team of analysts, scientists, and program managers

Ensure data accuracy, consistency, and quality in SEM-related documentation

Communicate findings clearly in written reports and participate in virtual team briefings

Support document intake, review, and extraction workflows using established tools and formats

Senior-Level Safety and Health Analysts may also:

Serve in functional leadership roles such as Deputy Program Manager, SEM Quality Control Manager, IAS Administrator, or SEM Chemical Profile Manager

Lead complex document reviews and mentor junior analysts

Develop briefing materials and deliver technical presentations to government stakeholders

Qualifications

Required,

Active DOE Q Clearance.

Bachelor’s degree in a related field (engineering, science, safety, etc.).

Mid-Level Requirements:

15+ years of relevant safety or health experience.

Experience analyzing DOE records and supporting technical programs.

Senior-Level Requirements:

20+ years of relevant experience.

Experience in lead roles such as Deputy PM, SEM QC Manager, or IAS Admin.

Demonstrated ability to lead analysis and contribute to program-level deliverables.

Desired,

Master’s degree or higher in a related field.

Prior work with classified or sensitive government documentation.

Strong technical writing skills, including exposure analysis or site profiles.

Experience supporting DOE programs such as EEOICPA or the Site Exposure Matrices.

Proficiency with tools used for data analysis, reporting, and presentation development.

Compensation/Benefits

Competitive salary commensurate with experience.

401(k) retirement plan.

Full medical care benefits package.

Training and professional development.

Company-provided life insurance.

Short-term & long-term disability.

Paid time off.

Full-time

Fully remote