Summary from listing
The role leads an organization’s environmental, health, and safety (EHSS) programs, procedures, systems, audits, investigations, waste management, stakeholder relationships, worker-compensation claims, metrics, vendor and budget management, and EHSS Council representation. It requires a bachelor’s degree in occupational health and safety or a related field, 5–7 years of EHS experience in a manufacturing facility, regulatory knowledge, project-management and mentoring capabilities, and strong communication skills. The position is onsite and offers medical and dental insurance, life insurance, retirement savings, disability programs, and tuition assistance.
