Role OverviewThe EHS Manager will lead comprehensive OSHA compliance audits, build and maintain OSHA-required programs, and develop emergency response plans for a new U.S. manufacturing operation. They will also establish contractor safety protocols, create training programs, and ensure compliance with environmental regulations.
What You Will Do
The EHS Manager will conduct detailed risk assessments, perform Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs), and develop a complete EHS management system. They will also maintain environmental permits, conduct environmental audits, and establish leading and lagging safety metrics.
Why It Might Be a Fit
The ideal candidate will have experience building out EHS & Safety Manuals, developing and implementing a complete EHS management system, and establishing a proactive safety culture. They will also have strong communication and leadership skills to support leadership in building a safety-first mindset across all departments.
Requirements
- Experience building out EHS & Safety Manuals
- Experience developing and implementing a complete EHS management system
- Strong communication and leadership skills
- OSHA compliance experience
- Environmental regulations experience
Benefits
- Comprehensive OSHA compliance audits
- Emergency response plans
- Contractor safety protocols
- Training programs for new employees
- Environmental permits and documentation
- Environmental audits and corrective actions
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