Environmental Health and Safety Officer

YK Solutions•Littleton, MA

19h•Onsite

About The Position

The Environmental Health and Safety Officer (EH&S) will oversee 19 facilities providing support to the Director of Corporate Services. The Environmental Health and Safety Officer will implement policies to ensure a safe and healthy work environment at all facilities.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship (required)
Associate Safety Professional Certified, Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Occupational Health & Safety Technologist (OHST), or similar certification
High School Diploma/GED plus 20+ years of experience, OR Associate's degree plus 14 years of experience, OR Bachelor's degree plus 12 years of experience, OR Master's degree plus 10 years of experience
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), SharePoint, and Deltek
Knowledge of safety regulations and ability to understand and implement OSHA standards
Ability to understand building plans
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail
Ability to perform well in a fast-paced environment
Ability to manage multiple projects
Experience with handling and shipping
Ability to develop and maintain policies regarding safety-training programs
Effective training skills
Strong problem-solving skills
High level of interpersonal and communications skills; willingness to be a team player
Ability to work well under pressure and deliver within required deadlines
Ability to coordinate with building vendors

Responsibilities

Administer fire safety and health; routinely inspect, test, and maintain necessary records.
Maintain physical space, ensuring a safe, clean, and OSHA-compliant environment.
Receive, manage, and process safety and risk work order requests; ensure problems are resolved quickly.
Act as liaison between employees and outside contractors needed to resolve technical problems.
Draft and implement safety and risk policies.
Ensure safety standards are followed throughout all facilities.
Participate in the emergency preparedness planning team.
Apply for, or assist with the application for, required environmental permits, licenses, and permits.
Inspect for OSHA violations and other safety issues; coordinate corrective actions with the safety officer and provide guidance and training to employees using the training system to address such matters.
Serve as a member of the Crisis Management, Safety Communications, and Facility Emergency Task Force.
Monitor the use of corporate services-related supplies; order facility supplies as necessary; maintain working relationships with vendors; place corporate services-related items as needed.
Develop and conduct environmental health and safety training for employees and maintain/update course materials on the LMS system.
Assist Director of Corporate Services in planning and implementing a monthly safety topic.
Assist in the preparation of weekly Corporate Services reports by consolidating weekly meeting notes and drafting reports for the director to review.
Develop and maintain an efficient digital filing system through the SharePoint Portal for all offices.
Standardize Corporate Services safety supplies and research new deals and suppliers.
Maintain a contact list of assigned facility points of contact and communicate with them on all office requirements about corporate services.
Maintain space allotment on SharePoint and distribute all updated information to finance.
Act as the point of contact for vendors who support all corporate services functions at all facilities.
Liaise with the Director of Corporate Services to handle requests and queries from internal clients about corporate services functions.
Ensure adherence to all relevant OSHA and state and local safety regulations.
Educate and oversee employees on health and safety procedures and regulations.
Monitor employees in the workplace to ensure safety guidelines are followed.
Ensure the company is prepared to submit relevant health and safety documents.
Encourage and promote the use of safer work equipment, materials, and supplies.
Track the number of incidents and produce reports; coordinate with HR.
Monitor exposure to certain hazardous chemicals.
Report to Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) and other relevant organizations.
Keep abreast of industry and market trends and best practices.
Collaborate and build long-term relationships with key stakeholders such as legislators and politicians.
Coordinate with the property owner to address safety and risk facilities issues covered by the lease agreement.
Perform other related duties as assigned.