EHS Technician

Cushman & Wakefield•East Rutherford, NJ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Reporting to the Global EHS Manager, the Environmental, Health and Safety Technician works within a facility management organization that provides a variety of O&M services that includes R&D Labs, critical data environments and commercial office space at AMD. The Technician is responsible for completing all assigned tasks while maintaining a constant focus on environmental, health and safety requirements.

Requirements

High School graduate, GED, or equivalent experience
Minimum of 2 years EHS experience
Must have flexibility to work overtime and all assigned shifts, including weekends and holidays, and serve on an on-call basis, as may be dictated by the needs of the business
Must be able to use personal computers/MS Office experience required
Able to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, journals, technical procedures, or governmental regulations
Ability to effectively communicate to management and client representatives
Must possess a valid driver license.

Responsibilities

Inspect site for batteries, pickup batteries from all AMD locations, package and prepare batteries per shipping regulations, coordinate batteries shipment, schedule shipments, take photographs of shipments and sign in behalf of AMD, and submit documentation to onsite AMD EHS Engineer.
Inspect site for electronic waste, pickup electronic waste from all AMD locations and deliver to the central e-waste collection area, coordinate shipments of electronic waste, and submit documentation to onsite AMD EHS Engineer.
Inspect site for hazardous waste, pickup hazardous waste from all AMD locations, package and prepare hazardous waste per hazardous waste regulations, coordinate shipments of hazardous waste, and submit documentation to onsite AMD EHS Engineer.
Perform site chemical inventories to support provincial chemical reporting requirements.
Perform ventilation surveys and verify the DA lab hood face velocities.
Support labs with empty box management (shipping and identification of heavy combustible storage locations).
Support labs for waste disposal/reclaim by identification and shipping of waste and reclaim.
Inspect labs for personal/residential equipment used for industrial use (i.e. small clips on cooling fans to cool test equipment) and submit requests to CW staff to manage issues found inside the lab.
Perform monthly indoor EHS inspections such as monthly indoor inspection, site walk through (inside and outside site), inspect the UPS room weekly, monthly fire extinguisher inspection, eye wash station/shower, First aid kit and AED inspection.
Inspect all soldering stations weekly to ensure engineers are not using lead solder.
Inspect ventilation filters and report results to EHS engineer (i.e. PPE violations, photos, etc.).
Perform noise surveys.
Act as a member of the emergency response team (ERT) and crisis management team (CMT).
Support volunteer ERTs and related response capabilities to meet EHS Standards and site needs at Facilities.
Support annual evacuation drills and other site ERT exercises as required by EHS Standards, programs and regulatory requirements and maintain response capabilities and proficiency.
Update and support all evacuation planning, map production, assembly area marking, etc.
Review, approve and audit hot work activities.
Review, approve and audit job safety analysis documentation for certain tasks.
Submit energy metrics in online tool (electricity, water, waste, etc.).
Perform Air Permit equipment inventory.
Identify workspace ergonomic concerns.
Attend and support EHS training programs based on tasks performed.
Perform refrigerant inventory and work with the mechanical team to identify all HVAC equipment with leaks.
Attend compliance audits and work to correct any alleged violations identified.
Distribute and Safekeep COVID PPE such as masks and gloves.
Comply with company policies and safety requirements/programs.