Asbestos Safety Specialist II

Independently conduct asbestos inspections and mold assessments to identify asbestos-containing materials and microbial growth; perform bulk and environmental sampling as needed; evaluate material condition, moisture conditions, and potential for exposure or disturbance; and ensure proper handling and submission of samples for laboratory analysis.Review laboratory results and field data for asbestos and mold; evaluate findings to determine potential health and exposure risks; and prepare clear, accurate inspection and assessment reports in compliance with applicable regulatory and University requirementsProvide technical guidance to project managers and stakeholders by reviewing project scope, historical records, and inspection requirements; support development of abatement or remediation plans; and ensure asbestos and mold hazards are identified and addressed prior to construction, renovation, or maintenance activitiesEnsure all asbestos and mold assessment activities are performed in accordance with applicable federal, state (e.g., DSHS, TDLR), and University requirements; maintain inspection records, databases, and documentation; and support implementation of EHS asbestos and indoor air quality programs.Respond to water intrusion events, suspected mold growth, asbestos disturbances, and indoor air quality concerns; conduct field investigations; document conditions and findings; and coordinate with internal teams or subject matter experts to support timely and compliant resolution.Serve as a technical resource to project teams, contractors, and University personnel by providing guidance on asbestos hazards, mold risks, moisture control, regulatory requirements, and safe work practices.Perform duties in a safe, ethical, and professional manner; support EHS program initiatives; and contribute to continuous improvement of asbestos, mold, and indoor environmental quality management practices.Perform other related functions as assigned. Work is performed in accordance with normal trade practices and is inspected for conformity to standards, quality and quantity by journey-level employees or supervisor. Attends staff meetings, safety training and meetings. Must wear respiratory/personal protective equipment (PPE) where required and performing duties. Required to carry University cell phone. Participate in on-call program.