EHS Engineer

Position Summary

The EHS Engineer is responsible to drive the development and implementation of EHS policies, procedures, and programs. Maintain updated EHS management system required written programs and develop/conduct training as necessary. Oversee the reporting and investigations of any potential injury, accident, and/or health and safety-related issues.

Oversee and conduct the necessary environmental, health, and safety training to support and enhance the organization’s safety culture.

 Develop and deploy policies, procedures, and programs to support best practices and identify best practices with the EHS system.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Initiates and completes a detailed patient assessment.

health programs and NOM035 initiatives.

ISO45001, and ISO14001 standards compliance.

Provide communication and training to plant leadership, establish and maintain communications, reporting, assessments, training programs, and guidance.

Work with the Corporate EHS guidelines and provide prioritized direction and technical expertise to the engineering organizations or contractors in implementing EHS projects.

Be capable of sharing best practices to assist in driving change across location.

Have a relentless pursuit of injury prevention, compliance, and risk reduction.

Be capable of facilitating and sponsoring employee-led teams that solve problems and lead the location(s) to World Class Safety.

Be capable of aligning the local team and influencing others to achieve the desired EHS key performance objectives outlined by corporate initiatives, business unit initiatives, and local/site initiatives.

 Review and analyze data to determine the next opportunity to improve EHS performance.

 Bring experience with innovative EHS compliance and risk reduction techniques via employee engagement, behavior-based safety programs, risk assessments, and understanding of implementing, managing, and sustaining EHS programs in a manufacturing environment.