HSES Training Specialist

About the role

CB&I's HSES Training Specialist maintains the company's training program materials and administers its global HSES (Health, Safety, Environment, and Security) training programs. This is an Individual Contributor role reporting directly to the Senior Director HSES and interacting regularly with Regional Operations, IT and Human Resources. The specialist turns complex safety regulations into accessible training, runs new-hire orientations and tracks employee certifications.

Key responsibilities

• Create and update interactive training materials (presentations, e-learning modules, manuals) based on operational needs and regulatory changes.
• Deliver instructor-led, virtual and hands-on safety training such as new-hire orientation, OSHA compliance and refresher courses.
• Instruct employees, contractors and management on HSES protocols, including OSHA standards, hazardous material handling and emergency response.
• Administer Learning Management Systems, track training matrices and keep physical and virtual training files up to date so certifications stay compliant.
• Work with site managers and safety officers to find training gaps and evaluate safety programs, using inspection and incident data to target training.
• Perform training gap analyses and support senior HSE specialists with audits, equipment inspections and emergency drills.

Required profile

• High school diploma or equivalent; typically an Associate or Bachelor's degree in occupational health and safety, environmental science, adult education or a related field, or equivalent experience.
• 3-5+ years of safety, instructional or training delivery experience, ideally in manufacturing, construction or oil & gas.
• Preferred: CSP or OSHA Outreach Trainer certification, and experience with JSA and incident data.
• Bilingualism (often English/Spanish) and strong adult learning principles.

Required skills

• Learning Management Systems, digital safety observation tools and e-learning platforms.
• Microsoft Office Suite, especially Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Teams and SharePoint.
• Knowledge of OSHA, EPA, DOT and other relevant regulations.