Environmental Health and Safety Engineer
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Essential functions of this position may include:
- Must identify and finish tasks in a timely manner. Strong sense of urgency.
- Assess ergonomic risk of operations as identified and provide and implement ergonomic risk reduction solutions.
- Remain proactive and hold all Associates accountable for safe work environment.
- Maintain compliance with all required registrations, permits, regulations, and reports required under city, county, state and federal law.
- Develop policies, procedures and training to inform and direct safe activities within the plant.
- Writes instructions, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and training programs as needed to support projects and compliance.
- Conduct or coordinate effective dissemination of safety initiatives either through direct training or incorporation of methods, procedures and or cross functional team activities.
- Coordinates all cross functional team activities related to safety; Safety committee, ERT/First Aid team etc..
- Conducts routine internal safety audits.
- Assists in accident investigations with results focusing on root cause and corrective actions.
Position Qualifications
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Environmental, Health and Safety field.
- Experience: 3 - 5 years of experience in EHS in a manufacturing setting.
- Specialized knowledge needed for performance of job: Knowledge of biomechanics, anatomy, ergonomics, and EHS regulations.
- Special Skills: Critical thinking, good organizational skills, time management, good communicator, self drive, customer champion.