EHS Specialist

Stoneridge•Lexington, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Since 1965, Stoneridge has designed and manufactured advanced, award-winning technologies including driveline and transmission actuation systems, vision systems, emissions control systems, safety systems, and security and monitoring systems for vehicle OEMs in the commercial vehicle, automotive, off-highway and agricultural vehicle markets. The company focuses on areas of greatest market need, aligning core products and technologies with industry megatrends such as safety and security, vehicle intelligence, fuel efficiency, and emissions. The EHS Specialist supports activities to foster an environmental and safety-focused culture across Stoneridge. This individual collaborates closely with Operations, Focus Factory Leaders, Engineering, and the EHS Manager to implement Global EHS initiatives, address local EHS-related issues and improvement projects, and ensure compliance with all applicable EHS regulations.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in EHS related area including ergonomics, chemical or industrial engineering.
3-5 years of experience
Extensive knowledge of ergonomic guidelines
Extensive knowledge of local EHS regulatory requirements (OSHA Standards)
Experience or working knowledge of ISO 14001, and ISO 45001
Experience working with hazardous chemical materials, including handling, and disposing of hazardous waste.
Extensive experience on emergency preparation and response.
Proficient in safety behavior-based observations.
Experience delivering EHS training.
Practical experience with external audits and continuous improvement of the Environmental and Health and Safety Management Systems

Responsibilities

Drive all local EHS initiatives to achieve zero injuries in the workplace.
Collaborate with Human Resources, Workers Comp Provider, and Finance to track key performance indicators to measure company’s EHS performance.
Drive transparency on EHS issues by updating the Incident Reporting Database, and coordinate resolution of safety incidents, near misses, and observations.
Assess compliance with applicable local, state, and federal EHS regulations such as OSHA requirements and EPA standards. Resolve any non-conformities.
Lead STOP (Safety Training Observation Program) for the site.
Lead the Design-In-EHS Process for the site. This process outlines the procedures, deliverables, and gate reviews for the Advanced Manufacturing Engineering team during the development of new processes and new equipment.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of the EHS management system by updating and developing EHS processes, procedures, and work instructions.
Coordinate local First Aid Response team, and emergency drills.
Assist with sampling of wastewater and obtaining applicable industrial water permits and certificates.
Implement practices for the reduction, safe handling, and proper disposal of hazardous waste.
Provide EHS related training on an as needed basis.
Proactively evaluate and monitor ergonomic improvements for existing processes and equipment.