EHS Supervisor

Stratas Foods•Decatur, IL

12d•$73,437 - $91,797•Onsite

About The Position

The EHS Supervisor is a critical role responsible for ensuring the safety, health, and environmental compliance while fostering a culture of continuous improvement. This position acts as a leader and subject matter expert in EHS, implementing programs that align with regulatory standards and organizational goals. The EHS Supervisor will work directly with plant management to implement Corporate HSE initiatives and monitor progress towards a zero-injury culture. This position will oversee and supervise the site EHS coordinator.

Requirements

BS in industrial hygiene, safety or environmental science is preferred; or relevant experience.
Preferred experience of 3-5 years, in a manufacturing environment. Experience in food packaging a plus but not required.
Proficiency in MS Word, Excel and Power Point
Proficient in navigating OSHA, EPA and other key HSE regulations/web sites.
Ability to supervise and oversee the EHS coordinator.
Problem solving to enable the development and execution of cost-effective solutions minimize/eliminate risk.
Creativity to enable the use of tools, resources, programs, processes and solutions as required.
Presentation skills to enable effective training and communication to all levels of the organization.
Written and oral communication skills to enable the use of multiple communication media (workbooks, presentations, reports, etc.) as needed.
Change management skills are important to drive and sustain improvement in a fast-paced and changing work environment.

Nice To Haves

Experience in food packaging a plus but not required.

Responsibilities

Lead and monitor compliance with safety, environmental, food safety, and GMP regulations, ensuring alignment with local, state, and federal laws.
Guide, direct and develop the site EHS coordinator, to assist the location with EHS program implementation.
Mentor the site EHS coordinator to be successful and grow in their position.
Implement, and maintain safety and environmental policies, programs, and procedures to meet organizational and regulatory requirements.
Investigate and analyze incidents, injuries, and near-misses. Lead root cause analysis and implement corrective actions to mitigate future risks.
Deliver EHS training programs for employees, contractors, and managers, including orientation, toolbox talks, and specialized safety courses.
Conduct regular safety audits, inspections, and industrial hygiene monitoring to identify hazards and ensure compliance with standards.
Oversee emergency response plans. Lead hazard control practices to mitigate risks.
Prepare monthly EHS reports, summarizing key metrics, training activities, and safety performance data to inform decision-making.
Actively participate in and lead the plant’s Safety Committee, fostering a culture of safety through collaboration and proactive engagement.
Identify opportunities to enhance EHS programs and implement innovative solutions to drive safety performance, support plant goals, and maintain a strong safety culture.
Travel up to 10%.