Environment, Health and Safety Manager

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insight globalFort Lauderdale (FL)

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About the role

MUST HAVE: CHST!!This role requires oversight of environmental, health, and safety programs within an organization or construction project. This role ensures compliance with federal, state, and local safety regulations, promotes a culture of safety, and minimizes environmental impact. The EH&S Manager is also tasked with reducing workplace accidents, enhancing employee health and safety, and ensuring environmental sustainability practices are followed. The following experience and skill set are preferred: · Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Occupational Safety and Health Management, Safety Management, or equivalent. · Certifications in Environmental, Health, and Safety to include (e.g., OSHA 500, CHST, ASP/GSP Designation) is required. · CSP designation - preferred · Bilingual - preferred · In-depth knowledge of OSHA regulations, environmental laws, and health and safety standards. · Strong understanding of safety protocols, risk assessments, and emergency response planning. · Proficiency in EH&S management software and tools. · Excellent communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. · Ability to lead safety teams, conduct training sessions, and influence organizational culture. · Strong knowledge of environmental sustainability practices and waste management. · Ability to work extended hours and respond to emergencies as needed. · Travel to different locations may be required.

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