What are the responsibilities and job description for the Technical Director position at Liberty Mutual Insurance Group?
Serve as the primary point of contact for Industrial Hygiene and Safety Engineering initiatives for the large account, providing strategic guidance and technical leadership. Develop and implement an industrial hygiene and safety engineering strategy to drive continuous improvement of identified hazards and emerging risks. Lead hazard identification, exposure assessment, and risk prioritization efforts across customer operations using data-driven methodologies. Evaluate industrial hygiene, safety, and engineering controls and recommend effective solutions aligned with federal, state, and consensus standards. Assess advanced material handling systems, robotics, and automation technologies for compliance with applicable ANSI, ISO,and safety standards. Identify and mitigate risks associated with robotic and automated systems, including electrical hazards, LOTO, struck-by/caught-in hazards, crushing, ergonomic risks, and slip/trip/fall exposures. Conduct onsite evaluations, analyze sampling and assessment data, and develop actionable recommendations to reduce or eliminate occupational exposures. Support facility modernization and capital projects through on-site surveys by integrating industrial hygiene and safety engineering principles early in the design and planning process. Develop clear, accurate reports and executive-ready deliverables that communicate risk, trends, and value to stakeholders. Develop and track Key Performance Indicators to demonstrate impact and drive continuous improvement. Provide coaching, mentoring, and technical training to colleagues and customer partners. Contribute to the development of tools, procedures, technical guidance, and best practices to enhance service delivery. Enhance organizational leadership in industrial hygiene and safety engineering through professional engagement, speaking opportunities, and thought leadership. Lead projects or defined scopes of work within larger initiatives and support cross-functional collaboration. Bachelors degree in industrial hygiene, safety sciences, math, engineering or related disciplines. Advanced Degree and/or one or more of the following preferred: Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Certified Professional Engineer (CPE), Certified Safety Professional (CSP). At least 10 years of directly related consulting experience in risk control, industrial hygiene or progressive safety/heath field. Advanced knowledge, skills and experience in service planning and delivery, risk assessment, risk analysis, solutions management and progress measurement. Effective interpersonal, oral and written communication skills to develop and maintain relationships with customers, peers, and industry contacts. Proficient in managing multiple projects at different locations, the ability to interact and influence change within all levels of an organization, especially business executives Strong team orientation and commitment to continuous improvement. Excellent coaching and mentoring skills. Ability to effectively use various proprietary software applications and Artificial Intelligence. Practical knowledge and direct experience in Industrial Hygiene sampling methods/equipment and understanding regulatory occupational exposure limits. Examples may include but are not limited to: carbon monoxide; ethylene oxide; noise; heat stress; hexavalent chromium / isocyanates, grade-d air (paint booths); welding fume; ergonomic hazards; lighting; whole-body/hand-arm vibration.