AECOM is seeking an experienced Safety , Health and Environment (SH&E) Specialist to be based in our Baltimore, MD office in the Mid-Atlantic region to support the Frederick Douglass Tunnel (FDT) Program among other project opportunities available at AECOM. The successful candidate will be part of an integrated team consisting of Amtrak, AECOM, Jacobs Engineering, and many other subconsultants responsible for a wide range of safety and health services across the Program.  We are looking for a proven professional in the industry who understands safety and health regulations and has the ability to implement a variety of support services for our client.  This is an on-site safety position supporting the FDT program. The successful candidate will  be capable of executing the following responsibilities of this position with limited supervision:Responsibilities and Duties:Participate in construction status meetings, covering all safety and health topics, recommendations, and requestsMaintain a program-wide safety program compliant with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and Federal Railroad Administration (FRA). This includes field construction activity safety programs as well as managed subcontractor safety programsAssist as needed in investigating job injuries to identify and verify incident origin and possible work-related hazardsResponsible for establishing and recommending to the client necessary action to investigate unsafe work practicesEstablish a collaborative relationship with the client’s Operation team to facilitate the management of SH&E aspects of Construction activities.Participate in client safety meetings and programs as requested.Attend and facilitate client-specific training and initiatives as requested.Prepare and provide construction safety and health training as requested.Conduct safety audits or inspections on a routine, unannounced basisReview and comment to the client on contractor-submitted safety plans prior to commencement of construction activitiesPerform instructor duties for AECOM employees on safety and health-related topics, coordinating as necessary with the Program Construction Manager.