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Position Details:
• Title: EHS Manager
• Location: Tulsa, OK
• Schedule: These are traditional Mon-Fri day shift opportunities
• Compensation: Target base salary ~$105K - $115K + annual performance bonus (5%)
o Bonuses/Additional Compensation: Relocation (lump sum) / sign-on bonus is available on a case-by-case basis
• Benefits: Company offers an industry-standard, comprehensive benefits package that includes Medical / Dental Insurance; Life / AD&D Insurance; Flexible Spending Accounts; Short- and Long-Term Disability; Vacation/Vacation Purchase; 11 annual holidays; Tuition Assistance; 401K with employer match; etc.
Position Description: As the Site EHS Manager you will serve as the principal Environmental, Health and Safety professional for the company at their Tulsa, OK plant. You will provide guidance and support to local management on the design, implementation and maintenance of processes that support company’s Health and Safety Management System (e.g., Health and Safety Playbook). This position reports to the Sr. Plant Manager and requires collaboration with company employees at all levels of the organization. This position is accountable for establishing the overall strategic direction for safety and loss prevention/reduction initiatives in conformance with corporate initiatives and direction. This is a “hands-on” position requiring a regular, shop floor site presence and requires occasional travel to other locations. Some other essential responsibilities include:
• Serve as the site’s initial point of contact with governmental regulatory agencies on matters related to health and safety.
• Lead the implementation and maintenance of health and safety risk assessment tools designed to identify, prioritize and control exposures to hazards that can result in harm.
• Lead the creation of annual, site-specific health and safety targets and objectives (SBO Plan) for the site in order to measurably reduce exposure to the to the site’s most significant health and safety risks.
• Create and maintain periodic reports to management detailing the site’s performance on key leading and lagging metrics.
• Identify action-based health and safety goals for site leadership team members and supervisors to support achievement of site-specific targets and objectives
• Utilize the company’s Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) database to manage data related to health and safety events such as injuries, workers compensation claims, near miss incidents and regulatory agency inspections.
• Manage implementation of the company Global Health and Safety Standards such as Hazardous Energy Control/Lockout, Confined Space Entry and Hot Work, Powered Industrial Truck and Fall Protection.
• Lead the deployment of site health and safety committees and facilitates their engagement in ownership of the activities required to maintain compliance and drive continuous improvement.
• Manage development and maintenance of training processes to ensure that required health and safety training is defined, addresses required content and is tracked to completion.
• Collaborate with Human Resources to effectively manage worker’s compensation claims and return-to-work programs.
• Coordinate with the site’s environmental team to implement and utilize programs as directed by the environmental team.
• Conduct or otherwise assure that all required OSHA and Company safety related training is provided including but not limited to: Lockout/Tag out, Machine Guarding, Overhead and Mobile Cranes, Forklift, Compressed Gases, Electrical Safety, Emergency Preparedness, Fire Extinguisher, Propane Safety, Fall Protection, Confined Spaces, and others as determined appropriate.
• Evaluate equipment and process design, administrative procedures and capital expense projects for safety performance.
• Manage safety-related vendor contacts and budgets (safety equipment providers, consultants, etc).
• Assist in the development, drafting, editing and execution of the Tulsa Ops Emergency Plan.
• Assist Machine Builders in identifying safety specifications and features on newly manufactured equipment.
In order to be successful in this role, you should have knowledge of current industrial health and safety technologies and processes such as ergonomics risk assessments, industrial hygiene exposure assessments, electrical arc flash hazard analyses and machinery safety principles. You must be able to prioritize a large number of different projects to completion, and you should have a track record of making effective decisions, even when dealing with limited or ambiguous information. A demonstrated knowledge of OSHA/NIOSH/NFPA regulations, standards and practices is critical for success.
