Under the direction of EHS Director, the EHS Associate Director will be responsible for leading a team of environmental, health and safety professionals, providing technical and regulatory support and implementation of all necessary measures and initiatives required by federal, state and local regulations pertaining to environment and safety protection at the West Point site. Provides direction and is responsible for planning, developing and reviewing environmental, safety and industrial hygiene programs and providing direct customer support specific to our research and development activities and supporting operations at either a site or division level. Core Activitiesa Plan, develop and implement EHS programs to assure continuous compliance with local, state and federal legislation, Company standards and industry best practices. Investigate and mitigate risks across environmental, health, safety, and sustainability (EHS&S) opportunities. Ensure comprehensive change management of all EHS and Site initiatives to ensure ongoing compliance. Drive continuous improvement, innovation, and sustainable results across EHS projects and programs, EHS assessments and resulting action plans; ensure identified actions are completed in accordance with identified target dates. Identify, coach and develop talent. Manage the team of EHS Professionals including industrial hygiene, biological safety, radiation safety, chemical management, and laboratory safety subject matter experts and ensure their technical and leadership development. Oversee Site EHS training regarding content and assignment to ensure regulatory compliance, and employee skills to minimize risks.” Coach operations leaders to enable them to successfully discharge their leadership responsibilities for safety and environment. Partner with West Point departments and contacts to integrate safety and environmental management systems into every phase of their operations, as measured by performance metrics. Assure completion of required reports to site, divisional and/or corporate management and regulatory agencies. Manage budgetary & capital needs to support EHS initiatives, projects and programs. Serve as interface with local governmental EHS agencies and insurance carriers. Evaluate, with engineering departments, the requirements related to EHS applicability for new projects and processes as well as changes in the existing processes and installation.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees