The EHS Specialist must be an experienced technical professional in the field of safety and environmental management. This person should have a successful history of the following responsibilities, manufacturing applications. Health and Safety: Support & coordinate EHS culture, policy, programs, & standard operating procedures. Support & coordinate JHA's / JSA's / PDA's, mitigation controls Conduct compliance with facilities Identify and conduct EHS training. Assist in incident investigations, mitigations, trending & analysis Assist with recordable, lost workday, and restricted workday cases. Collect, compile, & maintain EHS training & systems records. Conduct & support frontline leadership training Support EHS coaching. Prepare and conduct EHS communications & Tier meetings. Support & coordinate EHS change mgt. applications. Support sustainability requirements and reporting. Support data collection, document control, recordkeeping Environmental: Support & coordinate environmental culture, permits, policies, and overall compliance. Air - support air emissions, permits, inspections, recordkeeping, and change management. Water - support storm water, permits, inspections, recordkeeping, and change management. Waste - supports hazardous and universal waste, permits, inspections, recordkeeping, labeling and change management. EPCRA - support state level emergency planning, Tier II reporting and recordkeeping. SPCC - support spill control and countermeasures compliance, program, recordkeeping. ISO 14001 – administer program and compliance, registrar audits, and corrective actions. Stop any activities nonconforming or having a negative environmental impact.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
501-1,000 employees