Site Environmental Health and Safety Manager

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OtherSafety Manager

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Key Responsibilities

Ensure compliance with DOE, OSHA, EPA, and other applicable regulatory

Requirements Summary

Develop, implement, update, and manage site EHS policies, procedures, and programs,

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OtherSafety Manager

Responsibilities

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→Regulatory Compliance: Ensure compliance with DOE, OSHA, EPA, and other applicable regulatory requirements, including DOT, NFPA, and local fire department regulations. Maintain required permits, documentation, and regulatory reports.
→Safety Program Development: Develop, implement, update, and manage site EHS policies, procedures, and programs, including:
- →Hazard Communication (HAZCOM)
- →Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
- →Confined Space
- →Industrial Hygiene
- →Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- →Emergency response and preparedness
→Audits & Inspections: Conduct routine facility inspections, safety audits, job hazard analyses, and risk assessments to identify potential hazards and ensure corrective actions are completed.
→Incident Investigation: Lead investigations of workplace incidents, injuries, and near-misses. Perform root cause analysis, develop corrective and preventive actions, and communicate lessons learned.
→Training & Education: Develop and deliver EHS training for employees, contractors, and visitors while ensuring all required training remains current and properly documented.
→Safety Culture Leadership: Promote a strong safety culture through coaching, employee engagement, behavior-based safety initiatives, and proactive hazard recognition.
→Environmental & Waste Management: Oversee hazardous waste storage, handling, disposal, and regulatory compliance, including RCRA requirements. Identify opportunities to reduce environmental impact.
→Contractor Management: Oversee and monitor the safety practices of suppliers and contractors working on site to ensure compliance with site policies and regulatory requirements.

Basic Qualifications

→Education: Bachelor's degree in Environmental Health & Safety, Occupational Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Engineering, Chemistry, or a related technical field preferred.
→Experience: Minimum of 5–7 years of EHS experience, preferably in a manufacturing, industrial, construction, or similar environment.
→Technical Knowledge: Strong working knowledge of OSHA standards, including OSHA 1910 and 1926, as well as applicable EPA regulations.
→Certifications: CSP (Certified Safety Professional), ASP (Associate Safety Professional), CHMM (Certified Hazardous Materials Manager), or similar professional certification is highly desirable.

Preferred Skills & Experience

→Communication: Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to work effectively with front-line employees, contractors, and senior leadership.
→Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze safety metrics, identify trends, and implement data-driven improvements.
→Problem-Solving: Strong ability to evaluate hazardous conditions, determine root causes, and develop practical corrective actions.
→Leadership: Demonstrated ability to influence safety behaviors, build employee engagement, and lead change in a fast-paced environment.
→Technology: Proficiency with EHS management software and Microsoft Office Suite.