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A global leader in sustainable material recycling is looking for a Environmental Health and Safety Manager to serve as the principal liaison for the EHS department, focusing on safety, risk management, occupational health, environmental stewardship, and regulatory adherence.
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Education: Bachelor's degree in risk management, environmental health and safety, occupational health, construction management, or a related field. Do you have a Bachelor's degree (or higher) in risk management, environmental health and safety, occupational health, construction management, or a related field.
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Implements EHS programs for the evaluation and control of potential hazards including, but not limited to industrial hygiene; fall protection; confined space; lock out tag out; process safety management; hazard assessments; hearing conservation and noise hazards; heat stress; and environmental management.
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Education: Two full academic years of graduate level education or master's or equivalent graduate degree in a field of study such as mining engineering, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, industrial engineering, environmental engineering, industrial hygiene, occupational health and safety, geology, chemistry, or other fields of study related to mine safety and health work.
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Collaborate with other ERM IAP practitioners to execute impact assessment projects (services within our IAP service area include environmental impact assessment, land planning, facility siting & permitting, risk assessment and water resources management.
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Bachelor’s Degree – Construction Management, Environmental Health & Safety, or equivalent experience and minimum 5 years prior relevant experience. The EHS manager oversees responsibilities of their assigned Project as related to environmental health & safety services and has direct interaction with EH&S Staff, Superintendents, Project Manager, Project Executive and Area / Regional EHS Director.
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Our goal is always the same: assisting our clients in achieving project success, from planning through construction and operation, while meeting expectations for assessment and management of impacts on environmental, social, health, and cultural resources.
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Provides technical assistance and guidance in risk-related matters, including ergonomics, industrial hygiene, safety, environmental, incident investigation business resiliency and occupational health processes.
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We're looking for an experienced occupational health and safety professional with experience in environmental/waste management to join our team, bringing deep regulatory knowledge and a commitment to excellence.
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The incumbent must possess a strong background in environmental science and knowledge of environmental toxicology, including occupational diseases, environmentally related illnesses, and current concepts on carcinogenicity, especially regarding human health risk assessments.
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Reporting to the Director of Enterprise Risk Management, you will collaborate with various teams across the company to develop, implement, and manage the GRC framework, software, controls, procedures, inventories, and policies.
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Serve as a resource and consultant for risk management activities, performance improvement, policy/procedure development and compliance initiatives. Plan, organize, direct and control all aspects of risk management activities.
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Strong understanding of enterprise risk management concepts (e.g., risk identification and measurement, risk appetite and limits, risk mitigation and response.
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The EHS Specialist provides hands-on management to the site level plant management teams specific to Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) requirements. Job Purpose: The Environmental Health and Safety Specialist is responsible for developing and implementing all environmental, health, and safety programs in a fast-paced, multi-plant global operation.
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Gramercy has extensive in-house experience in the areas of underwriting, claims and litigation management, loss control and risk management, regulatory and compliance, coverage analyses, and business management.
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