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EHS / Safety Specialist — Career Guide

🛡 AI-resilience 8/10   30 openings tracked · $62,000–$109,000/yr

What this job is

Environmental, health and safety specialists keep people safe and plants compliant — running risk assessments, training, and investigations. Demand is steady and growing as plants automate and regulations tighten.

Will AI replace it?

Regulatory judgment, investigations, and on-site presence resist automation. We rate it 8/10 for AI-resilience.

Where it's hiring now

Common questions

How much does a ehs / safety specialist make?

At the plants tracked here, pay runs about $62,000–$109,000/yr. Actual pay varies by employer, location, and experience; the figures shown are regional and industry benchmarks.

Do I need a degree to become a ehs / safety specialist?

Most postings list: Associate / Bachelor's (safety / science). Relevant certifications and training (OSHA 30, ASP / CSP, first aid) often matter as much as formal education.

Will AI or robots replace ehs / safety specialist jobs?

We score this role 8/10 for AI-resilience (10 = very unlikely to be automated). Regulatory judgment, investigations, and on-site presence resist automation.

Where can I find ehs / safety specialist jobs right now?

30 of the new and expanding U.S. plants on Forge are hiring for this role. See the list on this page; each links to the company's application page.