Group EHS Manager
fort millFort Mill (SC)
About the role
Job Title Leading the PSG safety program and driving a positive safety culture
Responsibilities:
- Leading the PSG safety program and driving a positive safety culture across 3 plants, multiple warehouses with 2 indirect reports
- Approximately 25% travel required
- Work with supervision to develop and implement Job Safety Analysis for each job
- Take and coordinate annual noise level readings/testing in all areas as required
- Maintain and adhere to location compliance calendar
- Maintaining and ensuring compliance to web-based EHS systems
- Manage employee injuries and illnesses and workers compensation program
Ensure completion of routine inspections of safety equipment as required. Emergency eyewash/showers, fire extinguishers, etc.
Inspect and maintain a log of all emergency response equipment and operational status
Perform field audits of all personal protective equipment required
Assist with reports and statistical analysis of Health and Safety data for corporate review
Conduct ergonomic assessments and implement corrective measures to reduce ergonomic injuries
Conduct new employee safety orientation
Assist with incident investigations, root cause analysis, and corrective action planning and execution
Maintain and work within department budget. Support plant financial objectives
Conduct mandated employee environment, health and safety training programs as required by the EHS Training Matrix, such as Hazard Communication, Lock Out/Tagout, Confined Space Entry, RCRA, Storm Water, Cranes and Hoists, Powered Industrial Trucks, and Personal Protective Equipment
Assist in the investigation of employee complaints related to health and safety
Aid the engineering team for new manufacturing processes, construction, demolition and renovation activities
Review and approve sampling procedures, records, and data prior to sample submittal
Receive, approve, and interpret Industrial Hygiene results
Managing HS records to ensure proper access and retention of HS records is maintained
Oversee and manage Lead compliance program
Education and Certifications:
- A bachelor's degree is preferred in Industrial Hygiene, Health Science, Industrial Safety or related field. Will also consider associate's degree with 5 - 10 years directly related experience
- Prefer 5+ years industrial EHS Manager experience with multiple site responsibilities
- Working knowledge of OSHA and EPA/State Regulations
- Knowledge of proper protocol for exposure monitoring
- Proficient with MS Office Products (Excel, PowerPoint, Project, Outlook, and Word)
Physical Requirements:
- While some work will be performed in an office setting, the majority of the time the employee will be required to be in the Manufacturing facilities and Warehouses, where additional exposure is likely (heat, humidity)
- Qualified candidates must be able to sit, stand, walk, bend, and climb with minimal effort
- This is a full-time position, and working on-site is required
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