Jamie Grayem
Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Manager
Jamie Grayem, Clementon, New Jersey, us, 08021
Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Manager
Lindenwold, New Jersey
$90,000 - $120,000+Performance-based Bonus+ Paid Relocation Assistance Available
About the Role: The EHS Leader We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced
Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Manager
to lead our team in Lindenwold, NJ. This is a
critical leadership role
responsible for developing, overseeing, and maintaining all safety and
environmental compliance programs , driving risk mitigation, and proactively shaping a high-performance EHS culture within our high-volume
manufacturing environment (link removed)> You will serve as the site's primary subject matter expert, integrating EHS best practices into all operational processes. This role reports directly to the Plant Manager or a senior executive.
Key Responsibilities: What You'll Do The EHS Manager's duties are comprehensive, covering environmental compliance, occupational health and safety, claims management, and cultural leadership.
1. Environmental Management and Compliance (NEW FOCUS)
Regulatory Reporting:
Ensure full compliance with all federal, state, and local environmental regulations (e.g.,
EPA, NJDEP ). This includes preparing, submitting, and maintaining required environmental reports (e.g., Tier II, Form R/TRI, air permits, storm water permits, wastewater discharge permits).
Waste Management:
Manage all hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams (RCRA). Oversee waste minimization efforts, ensure proper storage, labeling, transportation, and disposal, and maintain all waste manifests and documentation.
Permitting & Audits: Conduct regular environmental inspections and audits to identify potential non-compliance risks. Manage and update necessary operating permits (Air, Water, Waste) and act as the primary liaison during regulatory agency inspections.
Sustainability:
Champion site initiatives aimed at
resource conservation
(water, energy), pollution prevention, and improving the facility's overall environmental footprint.
2. Occupational Health and Safety
Program Oversight:
Manage, develop, and continuously review all regulatory programs ( OSHA, ANSI, NFPA ) and plant-specific policies (e.g., LOTO, Confined Space, Hot Work, Machine Guarding).
Hazard Control:
Lead hazard identification, conduct rigorous plant safety audits, develop comprehensive corrective action plans, and track solutions to timely completion.
MOC Review:
Perform thorough, proactive EHS reviews for all
Management of Change (MOC)
requests to ensure new processes or equipment are integrated safely and risks are mitigated.
Emergency Response:
Act as a
Medical First Responder , providing initial first aid and emergency care. Manage and coordinate the overall emergency response plan, including fire and severe weather preparedness.
3. Claims Management and Training
Workers' Compensation:
Oversee all aspects of the Workers' Compensation program , including managing claims, coordinating employee return-to-work, facilitating doctor visits, and providing financial forecasting to control claims costs.
Incident Investigation:
Lead comprehensive incident and near-miss investigations
utilizing robust methodologies (e.g., Root Cause Analysis, 5 Whys) to determine true causes and implement permanent corrective actions.
Training & Culture: Design, assign, track, and deliver engaging EHS training programs for all employees.
Partner with the plant leadership team
to foster a proactive, interdependent safety culture and lead the Joint Health and Safety Committee.
4. Administration and Reporting
Documentation & Reporting: Prepare and present comprehensive weekly and monthly reports on all EHS metrics, incident trends, compliance status, and
key performance indicators (KPIs)
for executive review.
Financial Stewardship:
Manage the EHS budget, including efficient procurement and inventory management of PPE, safety supplies, and first aid materials.
Required Qualifications: What You'll Bring
Education:
Bachelors degree
in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Engineering, or a closely related field.
Experience:
A
minimum of 5 years of dedicated EHS management and leadership experience
within a heavy
manufacturing, industrial, or production environment (link removed)>
Regulatory Expertise:
In-depth, practical knowledge and understanding of
OSHA regulations ,
ANSI standards, NFPA standards , and state/federal
EPA and Workers' Compensation laws (link removed)>
Skills:
Proven expertise in
hazard recognition, root cause analysis, risk assessment , and implementing effective control measures (hierarchy of controls).
Certifications (Required):
Current certification or demonstrated knowledge and experience in
First Aid, AED, and CPR (link removed)>
Leadership & Communication: Strong leadership skills with the ability to
influence, coach, and engage employees
at all levels.
Preferred Qualifications
Professional certification such as
Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Associate Safety Professional (ASP), or Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM)
is highly desired.
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
Work Setting:
This role operates in a typical office setting; however,
regular, extensive presence on the manufacturing floor is required
(up to 70% of the time).
Environmental Exposure:
Must be comfortable being exposed to environmental conditions such as cold, heat,
high noise levels , moving mechanical parts, work at heights, and potential exposure to chemicals and fumes.
Physical Demands:
Requires extensive
walking or climbing
and the ability to lift, carry, push, or pull up to
50 pounds
on occasion.
Travel:
Minimal travel is required (0
10 days per year).
Lindenwold, New Jersey
$90,000 - $120,000+Performance-based Bonus+ Paid Relocation Assistance Available
About the Role: The EHS Leader We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced
Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) Manager
to lead our team in Lindenwold, NJ. This is a
critical leadership role
responsible for developing, overseeing, and maintaining all safety and
environmental compliance programs , driving risk mitigation, and proactively shaping a high-performance EHS culture within our high-volume
manufacturing environment (link removed)> You will serve as the site's primary subject matter expert, integrating EHS best practices into all operational processes. This role reports directly to the Plant Manager or a senior executive.
Key Responsibilities: What You'll Do The EHS Manager's duties are comprehensive, covering environmental compliance, occupational health and safety, claims management, and cultural leadership.
1. Environmental Management and Compliance (NEW FOCUS)
Regulatory Reporting:
Ensure full compliance with all federal, state, and local environmental regulations (e.g.,
EPA, NJDEP ). This includes preparing, submitting, and maintaining required environmental reports (e.g., Tier II, Form R/TRI, air permits, storm water permits, wastewater discharge permits).
Waste Management:
Manage all hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams (RCRA). Oversee waste minimization efforts, ensure proper storage, labeling, transportation, and disposal, and maintain all waste manifests and documentation.
Permitting & Audits: Conduct regular environmental inspections and audits to identify potential non-compliance risks. Manage and update necessary operating permits (Air, Water, Waste) and act as the primary liaison during regulatory agency inspections.
Sustainability:
Champion site initiatives aimed at
resource conservation
(water, energy), pollution prevention, and improving the facility's overall environmental footprint.
2. Occupational Health and Safety
Program Oversight:
Manage, develop, and continuously review all regulatory programs ( OSHA, ANSI, NFPA ) and plant-specific policies (e.g., LOTO, Confined Space, Hot Work, Machine Guarding).
Hazard Control:
Lead hazard identification, conduct rigorous plant safety audits, develop comprehensive corrective action plans, and track solutions to timely completion.
MOC Review:
Perform thorough, proactive EHS reviews for all
Management of Change (MOC)
requests to ensure new processes or equipment are integrated safely and risks are mitigated.
Emergency Response:
Act as a
Medical First Responder , providing initial first aid and emergency care. Manage and coordinate the overall emergency response plan, including fire and severe weather preparedness.
3. Claims Management and Training
Workers' Compensation:
Oversee all aspects of the Workers' Compensation program , including managing claims, coordinating employee return-to-work, facilitating doctor visits, and providing financial forecasting to control claims costs.
Incident Investigation:
Lead comprehensive incident and near-miss investigations
utilizing robust methodologies (e.g., Root Cause Analysis, 5 Whys) to determine true causes and implement permanent corrective actions.
Training & Culture: Design, assign, track, and deliver engaging EHS training programs for all employees.
Partner with the plant leadership team
to foster a proactive, interdependent safety culture and lead the Joint Health and Safety Committee.
4. Administration and Reporting
Documentation & Reporting: Prepare and present comprehensive weekly and monthly reports on all EHS metrics, incident trends, compliance status, and
key performance indicators (KPIs)
for executive review.
Financial Stewardship:
Manage the EHS budget, including efficient procurement and inventory management of PPE, safety supplies, and first aid materials.
Required Qualifications: What You'll Bring
Education:
Bachelors degree
in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Engineering, or a closely related field.
Experience:
A
minimum of 5 years of dedicated EHS management and leadership experience
within a heavy
manufacturing, industrial, or production environment (link removed)>
Regulatory Expertise:
In-depth, practical knowledge and understanding of
OSHA regulations ,
ANSI standards, NFPA standards , and state/federal
EPA and Workers' Compensation laws (link removed)>
Skills:
Proven expertise in
hazard recognition, root cause analysis, risk assessment , and implementing effective control measures (hierarchy of controls).
Certifications (Required):
Current certification or demonstrated knowledge and experience in
First Aid, AED, and CPR (link removed)>
Leadership & Communication: Strong leadership skills with the ability to
influence, coach, and engage employees
at all levels.
Preferred Qualifications
Professional certification such as
Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Associate Safety Professional (ASP), or Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM)
is highly desired.
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
Work Setting:
This role operates in a typical office setting; however,
regular, extensive presence on the manufacturing floor is required
(up to 70% of the time).
Environmental Exposure:
Must be comfortable being exposed to environmental conditions such as cold, heat,
high noise levels , moving mechanical parts, work at heights, and potential exposure to chemicals and fumes.
Physical Demands:
Requires extensive
walking or climbing
and the ability to lift, carry, push, or pull up to
50 pounds
on occasion.
Travel:
Minimal travel is required (0
10 days per year).