IFab Corporation
Environmental Health and Safety Manager
IFab Corporation, Gastonia, North Carolina, United States, 28056
Job Description
Job Description Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Safety Manager
The Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Safety Manager champions the development, implementation and continuous improvement of the organizations environmental, health and safety programs. This leader ensures ongoing compliance with OSHA, EPA, ISO 14001/45001 and other applicable regulations while cultivating a culture of safety, sustainability and preparedness. The EHS Manager conducts risk assessments, leads internal audits, guides external regulatory inspections, builds first-response capabilities and delivers training programs that minimize risks and environmental impacts.
Key Responsibilities •
Monitor, interpret and communicate changes in OSHA, EPA and other regulatory requirements; revise company policies and procedures to maintain compliance. •
Develop, implement and continuously improve an integrated EHS management system covering occupational safety, environmental compliance, fleet safety and contractor safety. •
Perform comprehensive hazard and risk assessments (e.g., Job Hazard Analyses, chemical exposure assessments) and create actionable plans to eliminate or control risks. •
Plan and conduct internal EHS audits and gap analyses; ensure the organization is audit-ready by maintaining audit schedules, records and corrective-action plans; collaborate with external regulators during inspections. •
Design, deliver and evaluate training programs on safety policies, hazard recognition, safe work practices, emergency procedures and sustainability; promote employee engagement in safety initiatives. •
Establish, train and lead first response teams for emergencies; coordinate drills, evaluate response effectiveness and ensure readiness for incidents such as fires, medical emergencies and hazardous releases. •
Investigate accidents, incidents and near misses; determine root causes and implement corrective and preventive actions to reduce recurrence. •
Develop and oversee environmental management programs encompassing waste management, pollution prevention, recycling and resource conservation in line with sustainability objectives. •
Maintain accurate EHS documentation, including incident records, training logs, permits and environmental monitoring data; analyze safety and environmental metrics to identify trends and present findings to leadership. •
Communicate audit results, safety metrics and regulatory requirements to employees, management and external stakeholders; chair EHS committees and facilitate safety meetings.
Qualifications & Skills •
Bachelors degree in industrial hygiene, occupational safety, environmental science, engineering or a related field. •
At least five years of progressive EHS program management experience, preferably across multi-site operations. •
Certification as a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) or equivalent; CIH, CHMM, CRSP or NCSO credentials and first-aid/CPR certification are advantageous. •
Strong working knowledge of OSHA, EPA and relevant state regulations; familiarity with ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems. •
Demonstrated leadership and communication skills with the ability to influence behaviors and foster accountability and safety culture. • Proficiency in hazard analysis, risk assessments and use of EHS software for incident reporting, audit management and data analytics. •
Exceptional organizational and documentation skills; capable of managing multiple projects and deadlines while maintaining thorough records. •
Analytical thinker with strong problem-solving skills to interpret data, identify trends and develop effective solutions.
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Job Description Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Safety Manager
The Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Safety Manager champions the development, implementation and continuous improvement of the organizations environmental, health and safety programs. This leader ensures ongoing compliance with OSHA, EPA, ISO 14001/45001 and other applicable regulations while cultivating a culture of safety, sustainability and preparedness. The EHS Manager conducts risk assessments, leads internal audits, guides external regulatory inspections, builds first-response capabilities and delivers training programs that minimize risks and environmental impacts.
Key Responsibilities •
Monitor, interpret and communicate changes in OSHA, EPA and other regulatory requirements; revise company policies and procedures to maintain compliance. •
Develop, implement and continuously improve an integrated EHS management system covering occupational safety, environmental compliance, fleet safety and contractor safety. •
Perform comprehensive hazard and risk assessments (e.g., Job Hazard Analyses, chemical exposure assessments) and create actionable plans to eliminate or control risks. •
Plan and conduct internal EHS audits and gap analyses; ensure the organization is audit-ready by maintaining audit schedules, records and corrective-action plans; collaborate with external regulators during inspections. •
Design, deliver and evaluate training programs on safety policies, hazard recognition, safe work practices, emergency procedures and sustainability; promote employee engagement in safety initiatives. •
Establish, train and lead first response teams for emergencies; coordinate drills, evaluate response effectiveness and ensure readiness for incidents such as fires, medical emergencies and hazardous releases. •
Investigate accidents, incidents and near misses; determine root causes and implement corrective and preventive actions to reduce recurrence. •
Develop and oversee environmental management programs encompassing waste management, pollution prevention, recycling and resource conservation in line with sustainability objectives. •
Maintain accurate EHS documentation, including incident records, training logs, permits and environmental monitoring data; analyze safety and environmental metrics to identify trends and present findings to leadership. •
Communicate audit results, safety metrics and regulatory requirements to employees, management and external stakeholders; chair EHS committees and facilitate safety meetings.
Qualifications & Skills •
Bachelors degree in industrial hygiene, occupational safety, environmental science, engineering or a related field. •
At least five years of progressive EHS program management experience, preferably across multi-site operations. •
Certification as a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) or equivalent; CIH, CHMM, CRSP or NCSO credentials and first-aid/CPR certification are advantageous. •
Strong working knowledge of OSHA, EPA and relevant state regulations; familiarity with ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems. •
Demonstrated leadership and communication skills with the ability to influence behaviors and foster accountability and safety culture. • Proficiency in hazard analysis, risk assessments and use of EHS software for incident reporting, audit management and data analytics. •
Exceptional organizational and documentation skills; capable of managing multiple projects and deadlines while maintaining thorough records. •
Analytical thinker with strong problem-solving skills to interpret data, identify trends and develop effective solutions.
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