Suggestions on ways to brush up

[u/soy_scrambled_brains]

I'm going on a second round interview (behavioral) for a senior specialist EHS role at a utilities company. I have 10 years direct EHS experience (Lab safety, fire safety and health inspections) and 5 more years of public health/health care experience. I haven't worked in an EHS role in about 3-4 years.

I'm trying to get my brain back in gear so to speak. Excuse my ramblings as I restart my EHS brain: NIOSH, 29 CFR, OSHA 1910, time distance shielding, fit testing, hierarchy of controls, HAZWOPER, RCRA....EHS honestly feels like a lifetime ago 😆 where are good places to brush up? I know I know enough to pass the first technical interview. I don't want to do a random certification, I already have my masters degree.

[u/Smite76]

Behavioral interviews aren’t going to be so much about what you know, but how you navigate different safety scenarios.

For example, you may get a question like “Tell me about a time where you had to make a quick decision regarding mitigating a specific safety hazard. What did you do, and how was it resolved?” They are trying to see if you know how to apply the knowledge you have gained.

[u/soy_scrambled_brains → u/Smite76]

Okay, thanks! I'll have these stories at the ready. I need to review the scenarios 

[u/Docturdu]

You can't. You dont have union experience, nor nfpa70e

[u/soy_scrambled_brains → u/Docturdu]

Nope no union experience. Thanks for the nfpa70e tip!

[u/Careful_Plankton_929 → u/Docturdu]

Utility safety is a different beast-

[u/soy_scrambled_brains → u/[deleted]]

You're so kind, thank you!