Senior Specialist - EHS

Hyundai Transys Georgia Seating System, LLC•Mesa, AZ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The principal role of the Environmental Health and Safety Specialist is to implement Manufacturing Methods and Safety at the manufacturing plant. The right individual will have a thorough understanding of EHS HSE – Health, Safety and Environmental requirements including regulatory and compliance. This is a role in a Manufacturing Plant. The HSE EHS Specialist will need to be familiar with today’s current manufacturing techniques. As a global automotive company, we believe in a clean environment. We embrace a safe, clean and hazard free manufacturing work environment.

Requirements

Associate degree in Safety, Environmental Engineering or other relevant discipline
5-10 years EHS experience in a manufacturing environment
1+ years in an EHS leadership/management role is ideal
Experience at an Automotive OEM and/or Tier 1 supplier is helpful
Must have experience with implementation/certification ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001.
Must thoroughly understand regulatory requirements, including OSHA and EPA compliance standards, as well as regulations related to storm water / wastewater, RCRA, PSM/RMP, Title V, CAA, CWA, Form R, Air Emissions reporting and other federal, state and local laws.
Must have experience in risk management, ergonomics, personnel protective equipment, industrial safety, injury and incident investigation, reporting, auditing and training.
Successful track record of designing and managing employee safety, worker’s compensation and drug testing programs.
Must have the ability to implement process improvements and programming.
Understanding and working knowledge of automotive plants and processes/principles, company products, trade terminology, and manufacturing processes is a plus.
Ability to read and interpret training related documents for both office and production environments such as technical data, safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Must be proficient with MS Office programs (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams)

Nice To Haves

Certified Safety Professional (CSP) is desirable.
Experience with SAP is preferred

Responsibilities

Leads all EHS requirements as an example for others to follow.
Create a culture of awareness, acceptance & adherence to the EHS requirements.
Develop, coordinate, implement, and maintain appropriate Health, Safety, Environmental, Industrial and Process Safety Programs and necessary related training.
Track, report, and analyze key safety and environmental metrics; proactively meets KPI requirements in order to reduce exposure and control risk.
Audit, analyze and collate EHS performance data and proposes effective improvements.
Perform facility audits, surveys and inspections to identify environmental and occupational hazards, to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and develop recommendations that provide solutions, remedies or process improvement.
Recommend and implement new Green Processes while working closely with regulatory and corporate compliance via established auditing processes and risk analysis - work on various items with EPA, OSHA.
Manage MSDS data - ensure safety in material handling.
Lead Safety and Hazard assessments activities including Process Hazard Analysis, Job Safety Analysis.
Attend training and seminars - then deliver training to staff in EHS/HSE/SHE skills and knowledge.
Administer and manage the Workers Compensation program.
Track compliance for the various Federal, State and Local environmental requirements.
Lead Safety Team and Waste Minimization Team programs to resolve or improve EHS performance.
Prepare, submit and document all EPA and OSHA requirements up to but not limited to OSHA 300 log, CAA, CWA, RCRA, storm water / waste water, Title V, PSM/RMP, SARA 311, 312, 313, Form R and Hazardous waste generator as well as Air Emissions annual inventory report.
Develop and implement training for all personnel to assure understanding and compliance of EHS programs and environmental permit conditions.
Oversee all chemical and hazardous waste management, including transportation.
Support and account for the EHS budget, including timely review of EHS related invoices.
Lead emergency preparedness and response programs, including drills and plan updates.
Lead incident investigations, root cause analysis, and after-action management reviews; implement corrective and preventive actions.