Environmental Health Safety Specialist Job at Lunova Group in York

Posted 5 days ago

lunova groupYork (PA)

Occupational Health and Safety Specialists Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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About the role

HSE Coordinator (2nd Shift) – York, PALunova Group is seeking a hands-on HSE Coordinator to support a large-scale industrial manufacturing operation in York, PA. This role is a great fit for a safety professional who wants to be embedded in operations, influence real-time decision-making, and play a key role in protecting a workforce of over 300 employees. Why Join the Team: This is a highly visible, impact-driven role where safety is more than compliance—it’s a core part of the culture. You’ll join a collaborative safety team with strong leadership support and the opportunity to directly influence behavior, processes, and outcomes on the plant floor. The 2nd shift schedule offers increased autonomy, direct access to operations during a critical production window, and the ability to build strong relationships across the workforce. The organization is also committed to long-term development, including support toward CSP certification and continued career growth.

About the Role: This is a long-term 2nd shift position with core hours of 2:00–10:00 PM, with flexibility to work 3:00–11:00 PM or 4:00–12:00 AM based on preference and plant needs. The HSE Coordinator will spend the majority of their time on the plant floor (~70%), partnering closely with employees and leaders to drive a proactive safety culture. This is a hands-on role focused on engagement, risk identification, and continuous improvement—not a desk-based compliance position. You’ll play a key role in ensuring regulatory compliance while also influencing daily behaviors, strengthening safety ownership, and helping the operation run safely and efficiently.

Responsibilities:

Serve as a visible safety presence on the floor, coaching and engaging employees and leaders in real time
Ensure compliance with OSHA standards (with exposure to MSHA and EPA as a plus) as well as state and local regulations
Lead and support risk assessments, Job Safety Analyses (JSAs), and hazard identification efforts
Investigate incidents, near misses, and injuries; drive root cause analysis and corrective actions
Deliver safety training, including new hire orientation and ongoing employee education
Conduct audits, inspections, and ergonomic assessments to identify and mitigate risk
Maintain HSE metrics, reports, and compliance documentation
Support environmental reporting, permitting, and audit readiness as needed
Partner with operations to improve processes, reduce risk, and strengthen overall safety performance
Contribute to safety management systems and continuous improvement initiatives

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in Safety, Engineering, or a related field is required
Interest in pursuing CSP (company support available)3–5+ years of hands-on HSE experience in an industrial or manufacturing environment
Experience in manufacturing, general industry, or environments with mobile equipment and heavy material handling
Strong working knowledge of OSHA regulations
Experience with audits, incident investigations, and risk assessments
Comfortable working on the floor and engaging directly with employees and leadership
Strong communication skills with the ability to influence and hold others accountable

Preferred: GSP or ASP certification (or actively working toward certification)

Exposure to MSHA and/or EPA regulations

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