EHS Specialist II

EnerSys Delaware Inc.

2d•Onsite

About The Position

EnerSys is a global leader in stored energy solutions for industrial applications. We have over thirty manufacturing and assembly plants worldwide servicing over 10,000 customers in more than 100 countries. Worldwide headquarters are located in Reading, PA, USA with regional headquarters in Europe and Asia. We complement our extensive line of Motive Power and Energy Systems with a full range of integrated services and systems. With sales and service locations throughout the world, and over 100 years of battery experience, EnerSys is the power/full solution for stored DC power products. Motive Power applications include industrial lift trucks and pallet jacks, rail equipment, mining equipment, and airline ground support equipment. Some of the motive power brands include Hawker, Ironclad, General Battery, and Fiamm. Wherever there is a need for motive power, EnerSys offers the perfect energy solution. Job PurposeImplements Federal, State, Local, and Corporate environmental programs for EnerSys, Warrensburg facility. Ensures that plant management is kept informed on environmental issues and that the plant is in compliance with applicable environmental laws, rules, and regulations. Insures Environmental Management System (EMS) is effectively implemented and maintained.

Requirements

BS in Engineering/Technology/Business, an Environmental Specialist must have skills and knowledge in the following areas:
Knowledge of Environmental Science and Technology.
Technical and environmental aspects of facility operation.
A relevant requirement of environmental laws, regulations and related documents.
Environmental management systems and standards including audit procedures, processes and techniques.

Responsibilities

Responsible for hazardous waste management activities including: registration, identification, transportation, disposal, internal audits, TSDF audits, SPCC program, and training.
Responsible for air quality program activities including, permitting, monitoring control devices, and identifying problems/issues.
Responsible for the wastewater compliance program, including coordinating compliance activities such sampling, monitoring and identifying critical issues.
Responsible for the storm water compliance program, including coordinating compliance activities such sampling, monitoring and identifying critical issues.
Overall responsibility to assure that the ISO 14001 EMS is effectively implemented and maintained. Acts as EMS Management Representative or designee to ISO 14001 registrar.
Submits required reports to regulatory agencies (Environmental Protection Agency, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Department of Transportation, and City of Springfield). Maintains all related records and documentation.
Maintains current knowledge of regulatory environment through attendance at workshops and seminars and the review of The Code of Federal Regulations, The Federal Register, The Code of State Regulations, Warrensburg City Code, trade publications, and other literature.
Develops plant manufacturing environmental operating procedures to maintain compliance with laws, rules, and regulations. Recommends course of action and develop procedures for compliance with new and revised laws, rules, and regulations. Formulation and implementation of required waste minimization procedures.
Evaluates all new and existing pollution control equipment requirements. Develops specifications and recommends improvements and changes as required. Completes and submits environmental permits to regulatory agencies as required.
Responsible for ensuring required environmental monitoring and sampling is conducted in compliance with regulatory standards. Coordinates major environmental monitoring projects.
Researches and documents compliance with customer required environmental specifications.
Acts as the plant liaison with the local community, regulatory agencies, and other outside agencies involving environmental issues. Facility representative to the Local Emergency Planning Committee as required by the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. Attends scheduled meetings. Acts as the plant's primary emergency coordinator.