EH&S Coordinator

Valence•Tempe, AZ

About The Position

The EH&S Coordinator ensures the company’s Corporate HSE standards are defined, implemented, and followed at its facilities. The role supports compliance with local, state, and federal requirements and company standards, and promotes continual improvement in workplace health, safety, and environmental practices across office, administrative, material-handling, transportation, and shop-floor activities. The coordinator oversees hazardous waste management and regulatory, permit, and compliance reporting; conducts audits, site visits, investigations, and follow-up; and implements processes, training, and metrics to strengthen HSE awareness and drive a zero-incident culture. The role also operates and maintains specified water-treatment and recycling systems, supports permit compliance, and helps ensure facility programs and resources are maintained. Other duties may be assigned.

Requirements

Ability to perform the essential functions satisfactorily, with or without reasonable accommodation.
Ability to lift 25 pounds or less.
Frequent speaking, standing, and walking.
Occasional grasping, reaching, and bending.
Ability to wear personal protective equipment, including safety glasses.

Responsibilities

Ensure Corporate HSE standard practices are defined, implemented, and driven daily through plant management to maintain regulatory and company-standard compliance.
Lead continual improvement of the workplace HSE culture, including air and water quality, hazardous-material permit compliance, OSHA training, and active monitoring of permit and industrial safety requirements.
Oversee hazardous waste management and remain thoroughly familiar with the facility contingency plan and its operations and activities.
Work with management to ensure compliance with safety and environmental procedures while supporting profitability and productivity requirements.
Conduct and follow up on health, safety, and environmental items and investigations.
Deploy an HSE Management Operating System across enterprise, regional, plant, and department levels, including hazard and near-miss reporting, safety committees, communications, audits, training, certification, and learning systems.
Compile and submit regulatory, permit, and compliance reports for all company locations.
Conduct audits and ongoing site visits to identify compliance concerns and safety hazards, evaluate loss-producing potential, and implement sustainable, measurable solutions.
Implement a consistent HSE reporting and metrics system and analyze incident and injury/illness data to target HSE activities.
Audit internal programs to assess effectiveness and progress toward best-in-class standards.
Operate and maintain heavy metal IX, cyanide IX, pH adjustment, and RO recycling and reuse systems.
Ensure processes and resources support routine inspections of permits, regulatory requirements, environmental compliance, and industrial safety standards and equipment.
Ensure permit compliance and consistent reporting, cost analysis, scheduling, and manifesting of hazardous waste shipments.
Ensure processes and resources are in place to continuously update each facility’s SDS library.
Perform other duties as assigned.