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    <pubDate>Sun, 12 Apr 2026 15:06:16 EDT</pubDate>
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      <title><![CDATA[Assistant, Campus Operations - Richburg, SC]]></title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Assistant, Campus Operations

Location: Richburg
Work Arrangement: On-Site, Full-Time



Position Summary
As IBHS continues to expand its brand recognition and external influence, demand for meetings, campus visits, and organizational events at the Research Center has increased significantly. Responsibilities for scheduling and coordination of these activities have historically been shared across staff who now hold additional responsibilities in other areas of the organization.
To ensure IBHS can effectively support campus engagements, staff events, and operational logistics, the Campus Operations Assistant will provide dedicated coordination and administrative support for campus activities. This role focuses on scheduling, visitor coordination, meeting logistics, and operational support to ensure the smooth execution of events and day-to-day activities at the Research Center.


Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Campus Visits & External Engagements

Coordinate scheduling and logistics for non-member visits to the IBHS campus
Serve as the primary point of contact for external visitors to confirm schedules, logistics, and campus requirements
Ensure liability waivers are completed when required for campus activities
Coordinate catering arrangements and other logistical needs associated with campus visits

Executive & Staff Scheduling

Provide executive scheduling support for the Chief Engineer and Chief Product Officer
Coordinate scheduling for IBHS-wide staff engagements, including leadership workshops, People & Organization meetings, tabletop exercises, media training, safety training, and similar internal activities

Meeting & Event Support

Prepare the Rochman Collaboration Center for meetings and events
Coordinate and manage food and catering setup for organized meetings and events
Provide on-site logistical support to ensure meetings and events run smoothly

Campus Access & Operations

Manage gate and front-door access for visitors and scheduled activities
Coordinate visitor arrival logistics with internal staff
Provide operational support to ensure smooth day-to-day campus activities and events

Administrative Systems & Communications

Support Salesforce administration activities as needed
Monitor and respond to inquiries received through info@ibhs.org, routing requests to the appropriate staff members
Maintain accurate scheduling and coordination records related to campus activities



Required Qualifications

High school diploma or equivalent
Demonstrated experience in administrative support, event coordination, or campus operations
Strong organizational and time management skills with ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and calendar management systems
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Professional demeanor and ability to interact effectively with diverse groups of people



Preferred Qualifications

Experience with Salesforce or similar customer relationship management systems
Experience coordinating events or managing visitor logistics
Familiarity with research organizations or non-profit environments
Experience with catering coordination and facility management
Knowledge of campus safety and access control procedures



About This Role
The Campus Operations Assistant is a critical support position that ensures IBHS maintains a professional, welcoming, and efficiently operated Research Center. This role serves as the operational backbone for campus activities, bridging external visitors with internal staff and ensuring all events and engagements reflect IBHS's commitment to excellence. The successful candidate will be detail-oriented, proactive, and capable of managing competing demands while maintaining a positive, professional environment.]]></description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 11 Mar 2026 00:00:00 EDT</pubDate>
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      <title><![CDATA[Building Materials Research Director - Richburg, SC]]></title>
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      <description><![CDATA[About This Opportunity
Join IBHS as a Building Materials Research Director and lead the strategic direction of our laboratory operations while advancing applied research on severe convective storms. This is a unique dual-focus role that combines hands-on laboratory leadership (70%) with active scientific research and innovation (30%). You'll manage complex operations that balance competing demands&mdash;staff capacity, equipment availability, research priorities, and compliance requirements&mdash;while driving breakthroughs in how buildings withstand hail, straight-line wind, and tornado hazards.
This role is ideal for a scientist-leader who thrives at the intersection of operational excellence and scientific discovery, and who can translate atmospheric hazards into defensible building performance standards.


Primary Responsibilities
Building Materials Science Laboratory Operations Leadership (70%)
Lab Throughput & Capacity Management
Plan and manage building materials laboratory throughput while strategically balancing:

Staff capacity and skill development
Equipment availability and utilization
Sample preparation constraints
Research versus compliance testing priorities

Core Expectations:

Participate in experiment planning, execution, and quality control/assurance to ensure scientific rigor
Establish predictable delivery timelines that stakeholders can rely on
Develop transparent capacity planning tools and forecasting models
Determine explicit tradeoffs between speed, scientific rigor, uncertainty, and quality&mdash;and communicate these decisions clearly

Quality Systems & Repeatability
Establish and enforce repeatable test protocols while preserving the scientific flexibility needed for innovation. Clearly differentiate between:

Compliance testing and product-based outputs versus exploratory research testing
Exploratory workflows versus production workflows

Equipment & Infrastructure Stewardship
Oversee maintenance, calibration, and lifecycle planning of building materials laboratory equipment to maximize uptime and research capability.
Key Expectations:

Understand how equipment limitations define experimental validity and inform research design
Reduce downtime through preventive maintenance systems and proactive monitoring
Develop multi-year capital planning aligned with research strategy
Ensure infrastructure investments support long-term severe storm research goals

Staff Development & Talent Architecture

Build a high-performing laboratory team by mentoring entry-level staff scientists, operators, and specialist technicians
Establish clear performance expectations by role
Cross-train staff without diluting domain expertise
Coach staff to understand why procedures exist, not just how to perform them
Maintain scientific integrity while building operational discipline

Scientific Research & Innovation (30%)
Lead components of experimental and analytics-based research programs advancing applied science on severe convective storms&mdash;including hail, straight-line wind, and tornado-related hazards&mdash;and their interaction with residential and commercial construction systems.
Scientific & Technical Expectations:

Design test matrices, instrumentation strategies, and structured data pipelines
Validate experimental results using appropriate statistical methods and uncertainty quantification
Improve existing test methods or propose new instrumentation approaches to better represent field conditions
Communicate hazard and vulnerability concepts to IBHS members and stakeholders
Translate atmospheric hazard characteristics into defensible material and system performance targets

Scientific Ownership:

Author and contribute to IBHS technical reports
Identify weaknesses in methods and propose refinements grounded in physics and field relevance
Connect laboratory findings to IBHS product pathways, including standards development, ratings, guidance documents, and member insights
Present findings internally to the Research Advisory Council, IBHS Board, Residential Committee, Commercial Lines Committee, and Executive Committee
Develop peer-reviewed journal submissions and represent IBHS at external conferences and technical forums

Innovation & Systems Thinking:

Propose conceptual improvements in how hazards are translated into building performance testing
Operate across disciplinary boundaries: engineering, meteorology, material science, and risk analytics
Frame laboratory research in the context of societal loss trends, exposure growth, and vulnerability reduction

Science Communication:

Present complete research studies clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences
Write technical reports that transparently communicate assumptions, limitations, and uncertainty
Guide product development through disciplined science communication
Demonstrate cross-disciplinary fluency sufficient to align engineers, atmospheric scientists, and operational teams



Core Management Competencies

Systems-level thinking in applied hazard science: Ability to see how laboratory operations, equipment, staffing, and research programs interconnect to advance organizational mission
Balance research innovation with production reliability: Comfort making tradeoffs between scientific exploration and operational consistency
Operate in complex environments: Thrive where uncertainty, time pressure, and technical complexity intersect
Demonstrated credibility: Earn trust from both operational teams and scientific peers through competence and integrity
Translate hazard science to building performance: Capacity to convert atmospheric hazard characteristics into actionable material and system performance metrics



Required Qualifications

Advanced degree (Master's or Ph.D.) in engineering, materials science, atmospheric science, or related field
5+ years of experience in applied research, laboratory management, or building science
Demonstrated expertise in experimental design, data analysis, and quality assurance protocols
Proven ability to lead technical teams and mentor junior scientists or engineers
Strong written and verbal communication skills, with ability to present to diverse audiences
Experience managing laboratory equipment, maintenance schedules, and capital planning
Knowledge of building codes, standards development, or compliance testing (a significant plus)



Nice-to-Have Qualifications

Background in severe weather hazards, wind engineering, or structural dynamics
Experience with statistical methods, uncertainty quantification, or data science
Published peer-reviewed research or technical reports
Familiarity with insurance industry, risk assessment, or loss prevention
Experience with laboratory information management systems (LIMS) or data management platforms
Project management or operational leadership experience in research environments



About IBHS
The Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing the social and economic impact of natural hazards on the built environment. Our research informs building codes, insurance practices, and public policy. We operate state-of-the-art laboratories where scientists and engineers conduct rigorous testing to understand how buildings perform under extreme conditions. Our work directly influences how millions of buildings are designed, constructed, and insured.


Why Join Us?

Make a tangible impact: Your research directly influences building standards and saves lives and property
Lead at the intersection of science and operations: Rare opportunity to combine research leadership with hands-on laboratory management
Work with cutting-edge facilities: Access to world-class testing equipment and collaborative research environment
Collaborate across disciplines: Partner with engineers, meteorologists, data scientists, and policy experts
Grow your career: Mentorship, professional development, and opportunities to publish and present at conferences]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 09 Mar 2026 00:00:00 EDT</pubDate>
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      <title><![CDATA[Building Materials Testing Lab Director - Richburg, SC]]></title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Building Materials Testing Lab Director

Department: Operations
Location: Richburg, SC
Reports To: General Manager, Research Center
FLSA Status: Exempt
Direct Reports: Laboratory Technicians and Technical Staff



Position Summary
The Building Materials Testing Lab Director provides strategic and operational leadership for the IBHS Research Center's laboratory and large-scale testing environments. Reporting to the General Manager, this role ensures that laboratory infrastructure, personnel, safety systems, and operational processes consistently support world-class research focused on reducing property loss from natural hazards.
This leader is accountable for operational readiness, safety compliance, equipment reliability, workforce capability, and continuous improvement across all testing environments. The Director ensures laboratory operations are disciplined, predictable, and aligned with the Research Center's long-term strategic priorities.


Key Responsibilities

Operational Leadership & Execution

Lead laboratory and large-scale testing operations to ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality execution
Oversee calibration, maintenance, and system reliability of all testing equipment and infrastructure
Ensure operational readiness for wind, hail, fire, and related resilience testing programs
Maintain standardized operating procedures and quality controls across all laboratory functions



Safety & Risk Management

Champion a culture where safety is job one and embed safety principles into all operations
Ensure compliance with OSHA, environmental, and regulatory standards
Oversee safety training, documentation, and hazard mitigation practices
Conduct regular safety audits and implement corrective actions to address identified risks



People Leadership & Workforce Development

Lead and develop laboratory technicians and technical staff, fostering professional growth and engagement
Establish clear accountability, performance expectations, and development pathways for direct reports
Build technical capability and operational bench strength through targeted training and mentorship
Foster strong collaboration with engineers, researchers, and operations leaders across the organization



Strategic Infrastructure & Capital Planning

Partner with the General Manager and Head of Research to align laboratory capabilities with research strategy
Identify modernization opportunities for facilities, equipment, and testing methodologies
Support capital planning and infrastructure investment decisions with data-driven recommendations
Contribute to long-range planning for Research Center growth and operational capacity




What Success Looks Like

Laboratory operations are safe, compliant, and consistently audit-ready
Testing systems are reliable, calibrated, and operational when needed
Research programs are executed on schedule with high-quality data
Safety risks are proactively identified and mitigated
Staff performance and engagement are strong and sustainable
Infrastructure evolves strategically to support future research demands



Required Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Construction Science, or related technical field
8&ndash;12+ years of progressive experience in laboratory operations, technical facility leadership, or large-scale testing environments
Demonstrated leadership of technical teams in complex, safety-sensitive settings
Experience managing instrumentation systems, mechanical infrastructure, and testing equipment
Strong understanding of regulatory compliance and safety standards
Proven ability to drive operational discipline and continuous improvement

Preferred Qualifications

Advanced degree in engineering or related discipline
Experience with construction materials testing, environmental simulation, or full-scale testing
Experience overseeing capital projects or facility expansion initiatives



Work Environment
This role operates primarily within a large-scale laboratory and testing facility environment, including indoor and outdoor testing areas. Exposure includes heavy machinery, environmental simulation systems, construction materials, elevated work areas, electrical systems, and variable temperatures. PPE is required in designated areas.
Physical Requirements

Ability to perform medium work, including occasional lifting up to 40 lbs
Frequent standing, walking, climbing, and navigating testing structures
Ability to operate in high-noise environments
Ability to access elevated platforms and mechanical areas as needed



How We Work at IBHS
All roles operate within the IBHS Operating System, which defines how we achieve success:

Start with Why
We understand the purpose behind our work and connect daily actions to the broader mission.


Safety is Job One
Safety is everyone's responsibility. We speak up, pause when needed, and protect our people and our mission.


Deliver High Quality Work
We act with intentionality, accountability, flexibility, and transparency to produce work that withstands scrutiny.


Seek and Provide Advice
We make informed decisions by seeking input before consequential actions and offering candid, constructive perspectives.


Right People, Right Place, Right Time
We collaborate with purpose, engage the appropriate stakeholders, and respect others' time.


Productivity Through Predictable Processes
We steward resources responsibly, rely on repeatable processes, learn from mistakes, and simplify when possible.



IBHS Commitment
At IBHS, our people are central to our impact. We are committed to building a workplace where individuals are respected, supported, and held to high standards of professionalism and integrity. We value thoughtful collaboration, accountability, and a shared commitment to advancing science-based solutions that strengthen resilience nationwide.
We believe diverse perspectives strengthen our work and our mission. IBHS is a Drug-Free Workplace, Equal Opportunity Employer, and E-Verify Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to any protected status.]]></description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 23 Feb 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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      <title><![CDATA[Lab Technician - Richburg, SC]]></title>
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      <description><![CDATA[Why This Role Matters
This position provides laboratory support for a variety of research projects focused on natural hazard resilience, including hail, wind, and fire topics. The primary role involves conducting systematic testing and experiments under the direction of supervisors and project leaders, recording data and observations as prescribed. The position contributes directly to the mission of advancing science -based solutions to mitigate property loss from natural disasters.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities
&bull; Install, calibrate, operate, and maintain instrumentation and electrical equipment for laboratory and large -scale testing in hail, wind, and fire research.
&bull; Support lab operations, including specimen preparation, ice ball production, impact testing, and documentation.
&bull; Conduct material and component testing using all specialized systems, such as UTM, hail machine, COMET, Cone Calorimeter, and other environmental simulation equipment.
&bull; Prepare, handle, and maintain test specimens and materials using hand tools and construction tools as needed.
&bull; Collect, record, and analyze data using established platforms, ensuring data integrity, accuracy, and confidentiality.
&bull; Develop and maintain laboratory work instructions, test procedures, and related documentation to ensure consistency and compliance.
&bull; Take ownership of assigned lab systems, ensuring reliability, calibration accuracy, and readiness for testing while identifying opportunities for improvement or modernization.
&bull; Oversee laboratory safety, ensuring adherence to all local, state, and federal regulations; maintain records of policies, training, and procedures.
&bull; Collaborate with internal research teams, instrumentation, vendors, and peers to troubleshoot, execute experiments, and maintain efficient lab operations.
&bull; Maintain laboratory facilities, equipment, and materials to ensure readiness for world -class testing and data collection.
&bull; Contribute to process innovation and continuous improvement of laboratory operations.
&bull; Assist with data collection and test support for long-term research initiatives such as the aging farm projects.
&bull; Monitor and adjust workload priorities to accommodate changing project demands and operational schedules.]]></description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 18 Feb 2026 00:00:00 EST</pubDate>
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