AbbVieFrom the employer's career site
CSP Jobs in Massachusetts
Open EHS jobs in Massachusetts whose postings ask for or prefer the Certified Safety Professional (CSP), gathered from employers' own career sites. Check each posting for whether the credential is required or preferred.
10 open jobs · updated November 10, 2026
Search all EHS jobsRTXFrom the employer's career site
Principal Specialist, Health and Safety
VeoliaFrom the employer's career site
Manager, Environmental Health & Safety
$130k–$155k · From the employer's posting
Stanley Black & DeckerFrom the employer's career site
Environmental Health & Safety Manager
$96k–$154k · From the employer's posting
AmgenFrom the employer's career site
EH&S Manager
DanaherFrom the employer's career site
EHS Manager
$100k–$130k · From the employer's posting
Applied MaterialsFrom the employer's career site
EHS Engineer III
$96k–$132k · From the employer's posting
RTXFrom the employer's career site
EH&S Generalist
RepligenFrom the employer's career site
Global EHS Director
$150k–$230k · From the employer's posting
BSIFrom the employer's career site
EHS Consulting Specialist
$79k–$102k · From the employer's posting
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Questions about jobs in Massachusetts that mention the CSP
- How many jobs in Massachusetts that mention the CSP are open on EHS.now?
- 10 jobs as of November 10, 2026. Each one links to the employer's own posting.
- What do jobs in Massachusetts that mention the CSP pay?
- 6 of these 10 jobs list pay. Posted ranges run from $79k to $230k a year; the typical posted range is $98k to $143k. Pay depends on scope, location and experience.
- Which employers are hiring?
- Employers with the most open jobs in Massachusetts that mention the CSP right now: RTX, AbbVie, Amgen, Applied Materials, 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.