Provide support in the areas of Environment, Health, Safety, Training, and Workers’ Compensation. Reporting to Plant Manager and Corporate management, the EHS Manager is the program manager for occupational safety and environmental compliance at the facility. The EHS Manager is responsible for implementing and managing EHS programs to meet both regulatory requirements and Utility Trailer’s EHS policies and programs.
Responsibilities:
- Administer and support established Corporate EHS Programs, including training, reporting, record keeping, and auditing for compliance.
- Provide leadership and direction to employees for the purpose of improving safety and performance.
- Train employees to ensure implementation and adherence to EHS policies and procedures.
- Manage and coordinate injury/medical management programs as needed, including all aspects of Workers’ Compensation (Insurance, Medical Providers and employee return to work.)
- Periodically inspect facility to identify safety hazards and audit compliance with current safety policies and procedures. Ensure safe work environment and practices, and compliance with environmental, health and safety regulations and standards.
- Analyze and report EHS metrics, such as injury trends, insurance claims, and corrective action tracking/closure to local and Corporate management for purposes of internal and external reporting.
- Lead incident investigation teams and coordinate corrective/preventative action measures and closure.
- Manage and evaluate internal first responder services (e.g., employee first-aid and Haz-Mat spill response).
- Manage Industrial Hygiene programs, including Welding, Noise, Ergonomics and Heat Stress.
- Manage environmental programs, including hazardous/universal waste, storm-water, and air permit compliance by following the guidance of the Corporate EHS Department.
- Monitor and evaluate compliance with budgetary goals related to Safety, Waste Management, Medical and Outside Services related costs.
- Respond to inquiries from insurance carriers, regulatory agencies, and Corporate EHS.
- Monitor changes in EPA, OSHA, and state regulations, and update management on any modifications that need to be made in response to the altered regulatory landscape.
- Other EHS projects and tasks as determined by Corporate EHS and business needs