How many jobs in Arizona that mention the CHST are open on EHS.now?

3 jobs as of November 10, 2026. Each one links to the employer's own posting.

What do jobs in Arizona that mention the CHST pay?

Too few of these jobs list pay to give a range. Each job page shows pay when the employer posts it.

Which employers are hiring?

Employers with the most open jobs in Arizona that mention the CHST right now: Rosendin, BSI.

Where do these jobs come from?

EHS.now lists jobs from employers' own career sites and direct employer postings, and removes jobs that are no longer open. You apply on the employer's site.

CHST Jobs in Arizona

Open EHS jobs in Arizona whose postings ask for or prefer the Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST), gathered from employers' own career sites. Check each posting for whether the credential is required or preferred.

3 open jobs · updated November 10, 2026

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RosendinFrom the employer's career site

HSE Specialist II

Office AZ TempeFull-time1 month ago

EHSCHST

BSIFrom the employer's career site

EHS Specialist

Gilbert, ArizonaFull-time1 month ago

EHSCSPASPCHMMCHST

$79k–$93k · From the employer's posting

RosendinFrom the employer's career site

EHS Manager

Field AZ TempeFull-time3 months ago

EHSManagerCHST

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Questions about jobs in Arizona that mention the CHST

How many jobs in Arizona that mention the CHST are open on EHS.now?: 3 jobs as of November 10, 2026. Each one links to the employer's own posting.
What do jobs in Arizona that mention the CHST pay?: Too few of these jobs list pay to give a range. Each job page shows pay when the employer posts it.
Which employers are hiring?: Employers with the most open jobs in Arizona that mention the CHST right now: Rosendin, BSI.
Where do these jobs come from?: EHS.now lists jobs from employers' own career sites and direct employer postings, and removes jobs that are no longer open. You apply on the employer's site.