EHS Engineer

Sumitomo Electric Group•St. Marys, PA

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Keystone Powdered Metal Company, a Sumitomo Electric Group company, is looking for a full-time EHS Engineer who will be working in our St. Marys, PA location. This person will report to the Corporate Manager of EHS.

Requirements

Bachelor’s Degree in Health, Safety, or Environmental field. (and/or 5 years’ experience in relevant fields)
Computer skills including but not limited to, Word, Excel, Access, Power Point, Outlook, Safety System Software.
Good communication skills, both written and oral.
A work ethic that includes strong desire for continuous improvement.
Able solve problems with a positive attitude and sound attention to details.

Responsibilities

Maintain accurate records and documentation for Safety & Health programs, Workers’ Compensation, and compliance with Federal, State, and OSHA regulations.
Monitor employee health and safety activities and ensure OSHA compliance.
Support and manage risk management initiatives and insurance programs.
Conduct environmental evaluations and sampling, maintain permit compliance records, and prepare required reports with support from the Corporate EHS Manager.
Administer the site Workers’ Compensation program and manage the plant security system.
Investigate accidents, incidents, and violations; prepare reports and determine root causes.
Review, update, and develop safety and environmental policies and procedures.
Conduct safety audits, risk assessments, and equipment safety/guarding evaluations for new or modified equipment.
Provide health, safety, and environmental training, including new hire orientation.
Manage the Contractor Safety Review Program
Responsible for all activities related to onsite Safety Committee.
Coordinate the site First Responder program and required training; support corporate programs as needed.
Maintain inventory of health and safety equipment and supplies.
Perform industrial hygiene sampling as needed with support from the Corporate EHS Manager.
Manage Regulatory, Governmental, and Insurance inspections with support from the Corporate EHS Manager, as needed.
Manage accident/incident investigations and emergency preparedness programs, including evacuation and spill response drills.
Identify and manage hazardous waste streams, maintain waste manifests, and oversee the site SDS system and chemical inventory.
Monitor the Hearing Conservation Program and coordinate annual employee hearing tests.
Respond to corporate requests and support site Safety & Environmental capital projects and budget planning as needed.