Senior EHS Manager [SM-15227]
shirley parsonsPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
A leading global manufacturer is seeking a Senior EHS Manager to lead EHS initiatives at its production site in Phoenix, AZ. This high-impact role will oversee EHS across a highly automated operation for a central hub. The position is ideal for a hands-on EHS leader who can drive cultural change, build accountability, and make a visible impact in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
The Role:
- Lead site-wide environmental, health, and safety programs, compliance, and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Partner with plant leadership and employees to strengthen safety culture and accountability.
- Oversee programs including LOTO, machine guarding, ergonomics, material handling, incident investigations, and risk assessments.
- Provide leadership to two EHS direct reports
- Oversee environmental programs including wastewater treatment, anaerobic digesters, and sustainability initiatives.
- Balance approximately 50% plant-floor engagement with 50% administrative responsibilities.
- The Candidate:5+ years of EHS experience minimum in a manufacturing or industrial environment.
- Strong EHS leadership experience with a track record of driving cultural change and accountability.
- Hands-on plant-floor experience with strong health and safety expertise and some environmental knowledge.
- Experience with LOTO, machine guarding, ergonomics, material handling, and incident prevention.
- Beverage, food manufacturing, or high-speed canning experience is a plus.
- Bachelor’s degree preferred.
- Strong communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills with the ability to influence employees and leaders at all levels.
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