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Position Summary: The EHS Manager is accountable for the environmental, health and safety functions for the home building facility. General understanding and knowledge of federal, state, local, and company regulations and standards applicable to environmental protection agency (EPA) and occupational health and safety (OSHA) practices and programs, state workers’ compensation programs, and ISO program familiarity.
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Assists clients Site Health and Safety Manager in preparation of audits. The Health and Safety Manager is responsible for ensuring that all health and safety policies are properly implemented, procedures are adhered to and that safe practices are adopted.
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The Environmental Health and Safety Manager is responsible for ensuring that employee and environmental programs are developed and that the company is adhering to regulations, other legislative and statutory requirements.
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The Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) Manager reports to the VP, HSE & Regulatory (HSE&R), and offices out of Easton’s Houston, Texas field office. The HSE Manager will assist Easton’s Operations and Engineering Departments integrate HSE&R requirements into practice.
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The Environmental Health & Safety Manager (“EHSM”) is responsible for planning, implementing, and enforcing the company’s environmental, health and safety policies and procedures.
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The Director, Environmental Health and Safety for R&D will lead the strategies and programs to ensure the health and safety of our employees, contractors and visitors at our R&D locations that have a diverse and complex EHS footprint including biosafety, industrial hygiene/potent compounds, occupational safety, compliance and permitting and sustainability.
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The EHS Manager is responsible for ensuring effective Occupational Safety and Health within the lumber division, as well as compliance with all applicable environmental rules & regulations.
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Successful candidate must have an acute eye for HSSE risk and be able to foster as strong culture health and safety and deliver world class HSSE results, improved productivity, and flawless execution.
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This position is perfect for someone who has recently graduated with a degree in Industrial Safety, Industrial Hygiene, Engineering, Occupational Health, Applied or Basic Science (Environmental Science) or related field and is passionate about learning more and developing skills regarding the practical application of their chosen field of study, public health, sustainability, and enjoys working in a production/manufacturing setting.
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Are you an experienced Environmental Health and Safety Manager who understand how to prevent injury and integrate safety into the culture of a large manufacturing plant.
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Management Safety Data Sheet inventory for all products being used onsite for hazard communication, and to assist in chemical labeling, waste management, spill response, and annual reporting under EPCRA.Build effective working relationships to build awareness of Environmental Health and Safety values, strategies, & performance.
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The selected candidate will provide overall leadership for the environmental, safety and health programs for the entire La Colombe organization that includes: 3 Manufacturing locations (Norton Shores MI, Tioga St and Solmon ST in Philadelphia, PA), warehouses, sales offices and 32 café locations.
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The Health and Safety Specialist will be responsible for implementing, maintaining, and ensuring adherence to the company's environmental, health, and safety (EHS) programs and policies.
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Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM), Certified Safety Professional (CSP) and/or Certified Microbial Consultant (CMS) licenses are preferred but not necessarily required.
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Environmental Health and Safety Specialist – Field Operations Focus. o Coordinates safety and health program activities with on-site essential personnel. Relevant Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety Occupations.
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