- Delivers and deploy policies and procedures related to EHS
- Assist in record keeping and scheduling for all EH&S reports.
- Maintain SDS library by adding new chemicals as they are received or replace outdated sheets with the most current revisions.
- Enforce local, state and federal environmental regulations.
- Train and direct employees to adequately comply with RCRA/hazardous waste management regulations in day-to-day operations.
- Assist in compliance audits with state and federal officials.
- Maintain record keeping database to ensure thorough organization and accessibility of compliance documents.
- Perform compliance audits on the shop floor to evaluate and define weaknesses in regulatory compliance.
- Schedule appointments and intervals for chromium and respiratory physicals.
- Label and sign appropriate hazards and chemical reactants.
- Manage process for fit testing for respiratory protection program.
- Perform routine inspections for emergency lighting, fire extinguishers, hoist and eyewash stations.
- Audit internal programs to determine the effectiveness to comply with industry standards.
- Conduct routine compliance inspections and be able to document and implement corrective actions.
- Perform routine safety meetings and training activities with all staff levels.
- Maintain data and direct training/programs to comply with industry standards.
- Ensure air monitoring for Hexavalent chromium exposure.
- Support preparation for Quality, EHS, Production and HR related team meetings, Audits and training.
- Create simple training instructions on where and how to complete task, forms, processes.
- Edit and proofread written pieces before publication and distribution.
- Track and assist with updating training as needed for approval and improvement efforts.
- Facilitate training as needed
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Skills Required
- High school education or equivalent
- At least 2 years of experience in environmental health and safety
- At least 1 year of experience in aerospace manufacturing
- At least 2 years of experience in training
What We Do
From the smallest part to a large aerostructure assembly, Valence is your one-stop-shop in the supply chain for metal finishing. With 8 centers of excellence strategically located across North America, Valence serves the global supply chain with the most comprehensive set of, processing capabilities and approvals for high-value, mission-critical parts. We hold over 3,000 approvals, including Boeing, Airbus, Gulfstream, Spirit, Sikorsky and many more, we support all primes and programs. Our breadth of services include non-destructive testing, shot peening, all forms of chemical processing (anodize, chem-film, passivate and plate), paint, sub-assembly and custom solutions to fit your need. Valence services over 3,500 customers around the country and the world, and delivers 1.1+ million parts a month.
