The Temporary EHS Data Entry Specialist is responsible for accurate and timely entry of safety, environmental, and health data into company reporting systems. This role plays a critical part in maintaining operational compliance and providing the safety leadership team with clear, daily visibility into site performance, inspection tracking, and incident metrics Job Type: Full-time for 1 year Schedule: 8am-5pm Monday - Friday • Incident Report Input: Accurately enter and process incoming EHS incident, near-miss, and injury reports into UPrevent database in a timely manner. • Daily Safety Observation Reports: Collect, compile, and format daily safety observation data from site safety members to generate and distribute daily safety observation reports to key management. • Safety Inspection Logging: Input data from routine workplace safety inspections, facility audits, and hazard assessments; track identified corrective actions to closure. • Data Verification & Maintenance: Audit incoming forms for missing details, follow up with field personnel to clarify incomplete data, and resolve discrepancies before logging. • Recordkeeping & Filing: Organize and maintain digital archives of inspection records, incident documentation, and regulatory paperwork in accordance with record retention policies. • Reporting Support: Assist the EHS team in pulling raw data and running basic routine reports (weekly/monthly logs, trend summaries, open action items). • Education: High School Diploma or GED required; Associate's degree or administrative certifications preferred. • Experience: 1–3 years of experience in data entry, administrative support, or recordkeeping (experience in a manufacturing, industrial, or EHS environment is a plus). • Technical Skills: • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (specifically Excel, Word, and Outlook). • Familiarity with EHS management software/databases (e.g., Intertek, or custom internal platforms) is preferred. • Fast and accurate typing/data entry skills. • Key Competencies: • Exceptional attention to detail and high accuracy rate. • Organizational and time management skills. • Ability to manage confidential or sensitive injury and medical data professionally. • Clear written and verbal communication skills to interact with safety inspectors and operational leaders.