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Safety (EHS) Manager directs the development, implementation, and maintenance of comprehensive environmental, safety and health programs for the facility. Hazard analyses, safe operating procedures, risk management, loss control, waste water management, spill prevention, hazardous waste, DOT hazardous materials, emissions, emergency planning and all other key system elements.
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Works with Corporate Safety Manger to develops and implements safety policies and procedures to ensure that safety compliance is maintainedLOTO, confined space, spill response, arc flash, OSHA Report, Hearing tests, Ergonomics.
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Bachelor's degree in Occupational / Industrial Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Engineering, Environmental Science, or other EHS related field preferred; other four year degrees will be considered.
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This position will develop the EHS culture to ensure legal compliance with all environmental, health, safety, OSHA, and EPA laws and regulations. The EHS Manager is responsible for developing, coordinating, and promoting all plant level environmental, health and safety programs for the Multi-Color Corporation in the facility or facilities under the scope of the specific role.
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Works with Corporate Safety Manger to develops and implements safety policies and procedures to ensure that safety compliance is maintained LOTO, confined space, spill response, arc flash, OSHA Report, Hearing tests, Ergonomics Assist management with accident investigations and reporting, Provide recommendations for corrective or preventive measures,Ensure that accurate environmental and injury/illness records are maintained.
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Thorough understanding of environmental and industrial hygiene requirements such as EPCRA notifications, storm and process water management, proper management of hazardous waste, and air and noise sampling and control measures.
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Requires in-depth knowledge of safety (Federal and Cal-OSHA) and environmental regulations (hazardous waste, industrial wastewater, storm water, air permitting, EPCRA Tier II) as they apply to manufacturing settings.
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Maintaining Records-Maintains EPA records of hazardous waste, air emission, permitting, and water pollution discharge, as well as industrial health monitoring and records of employee hazard exposure according to EPA and OSHA regulations.
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Thorough knowledge of environmental, health, and safety regulations, such as RCRA, OSHA and other applicable EPA regulations; laboratory safety and hazardous waste management; ability to research and interpret rules and regulations; ability to create policies and procedures for campus departments.
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The Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Manager is responsible for developing, coordinating, and promoting all environmental, health and safety programs for the Multi-Color Corporation, York PA and Asheville NC facilities.
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The EHS Specialist will lead the Safety team and work closely with the ERGO team. · The EHS will work under the Continuous Improvement Manager. Job Title: EHS Manager.
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The Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) Manager is responsible for assisting with development, implementation, and execution of all aspects of EHS programs and procedures. Knowledge and experience managing various OSHA programs such as ergonomics, lock out / tag out, machine guarding, fall prevention and protection, emergency preparedness and response, hazard communication, laser safety, overhead crane, management of change and more.
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Manage environmental programs such as Air Permit, SWPPP (storm water), SPCC (spill prevention), In-Direct discharge Permit, Tier II, Universal Waste management, and SARA Title III Hazardous Material to ensure timely and accurate reports to the EPA and/or coinciding regulatory body, and to ensure related inspections are being performed.
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While SAFETY is the KEY component to the role, there will be a need for those with Environmental experience in Air Emissions and Hazardous Waste. We are currently looking for a Safety Manager/EHS Manager/HSE manager to manage and lead the Health, Safety, Wellness, and Environmental areas of our facility located about 45 minutes south of Kansas City, MO, in Clinton, MO.
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EHS Manager - Environmental Health and Safety Manager. Ensures RCRA (Hazardous Waste) Management & Reporting is completed. Must possess extensive knowledge of OSHA regulations and the required safety programs and training needed such as guarding, lockout/tagout, confined space, welding and hot work, hearing conservation, respiratory protection, power industrial trucks, etc.
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