Senior Training Specialist, EHSNew$42K–$104K

Redwood Materials
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The opportunity

Redwood Materials was founded in 2017 by JB Straubel, co-founder and former CTO of Tesla, on a simple but radical idea: the critical minerals powering the energy transition already exist. They just need to come back.

What you'll do

  • Partner with process and manufacturing engineering during production line: design, ramp, and changes to eliminate hazards at the design stage (Design for EHS) before equipment is released to production.

  • Provide EHS support to Redwood's R&D power electronics development team,: including lab and prototype safety reviews, electrical safety practices, and hazard assessments for engineering builds.

  • Support field service and maintenance teams with EHS guidance for on-site and: field work, including lockout/tag-out, work on energized equipment, and site-specific hazard controls.

  • Maintain the EHS training matrix and learning management system records tied: to Pack Manager assembly, R&D power electronics, and field service roles so required training and certifications remain audit-ready, and report completion and certification metrics to leadership.

  • Support audits and regulatory inspections related to Energy Services: processes, and revise EHS content as equipment, standards, and floor feedback require.

  • Develop and deliver relevant training to Energy Services team members: including, LOTO, Electrical Safety, forklift operations, etc.

What they're looking for

  • Deliver 10-hour general industry safety training to new hires and production: personnel supporting PACK Manager assembly, and coordinate 30-hour training for supervisors and leads.
  • Create work instructions, visuals, and toolbox talks that translate work: requirements into training content for a diverse production workforce.
  • Bachelor’s degree in occupational safety and health, industrial hygiene,: engineering, or a related field, or equivalent industrial EHS training experience.
  • + years’ experience developing and delivering EHS programs in manufacturing,: heavy industry, or warehousing, ideally in an equivalent industry such as inverter manufacturing, solar panel manufacturing, or power electronics OEMs.