EHS Manager, Regional Service Delivery

Arcwood Environmental, LLC•Signal Hill, CA

24d•Onsite

About The Position

The EHS Manager will lead, develop and direct the environmental, health and safety programs regionally across the organization’s Service Delivery function. This role oversees conformance with Federal, State, and Local regulations and Company policies, along with leading their respective region toward improved safety performance in conjunction with Arcwood leadership. The EHS Manager will promote a strong behavior-based safety culture through proactive approaches that align with Arcwood’s core values and safety principles. This is a field role that requires frequent overnight travel in the Western region to various service delivery centers.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in health and safety management (required)
3+ years of experience working in EHS-related programs (required)
Previous experience working with chemical safety practices (required)

Nice To Haves

Certified Safety Professional (CSP) certification (preferred)
In lieu of degree, 7+ years of experience working in EHS-related programs (required)

Responsibilities

Prioritizes health and safety by adhering to policies, processes, and maintaining safe practices at all times
Establishes and facilitates Company-wide environmental, health and safety initiatives throughout an assigned region
Builds a behavior-based safety culture through communications, employee involvement and ownership, and actions taken
Implements safety leadership training to improve overall execution of safe practices
Provides technical leadership and guidance to all departments when required regarding environmental, health and safety questions or issues
Monitors and measures Company safety performance using key metrics with a focus on leading indicators
Develops and maintains Company safety improvement plans
Leads continuous improvement training content development and management to further educate team members
Develops and implements policies and procedures, in conjunction with Corporate guidance, to ensure compliance with safety standards and best practices
Implements and enhances an organizational incident management system
Maintains responsibility for ensuring locations are audit-ready, both internal and external, to ensure conformance with environmental, health and safety requirements and Corporate policies
Identifies corrective and preventative action needs through audit, incident investigation, and observation/near-miss data trending
Provides Corporate assistance in controlling losses from injuries, liabilities, and property losses
Coordinates efforts with occupational medical facilities to ensure treatment protocols and return-to-work programs are established and adhered to
Provides guidance and support for medical surveillance activities, annual physical programs, and industrial hygiene monitoring surveys
Represents the organization with OSHA and other regulatory officials regarding inspections and investigations
Maintains the ability to travel regionally to Arcwood facilities, up to 50% of the time
Takes on additional duties as assigned to support the team and organization