EHS Manufacturing Manager

Description

BLOX is creating the tools to convert a resistant Architecture Engineering and Construction Industry into a smart and efficient machine. For those motivated to play a part in that change, this is an exciting time  short, BLOX takes the most complicated parts of a hospital – headwalls, surgery ceilings, MEP racks, Central Energy Plants, exam rooms, bathrooms, etc.

- designs them so that they can be removed from conventional construction, manufactures them as modules, transports and inserts them into the construction process to yield higher quality buildings that open significantly faster than those conventionally constructed. BLOX is both service and product that includes architecture, engineering, manufacturing, logistics and construction.

Full-time

BLOX is creating the tools to convert a resistant Architecture Engineering and Construction Industry into a smart and efficient machine. For those motivated to play a part in that change, this is an exciting time  short, BLOX takes the most complicated parts of a hospital – headwalls, surgery ceilings, MEP racks, Central Energy Plants, exam rooms, bathrooms, etc.

- designs them so that they can be removed from conventional construction, manufactures them as modules, transports and inserts them into the construction process to yield higher quality buildings that open significantly faster than those conventionally constructed. BLOX is both service and product that includes architecture, engineering, manufacturing, logistics and construction.

• Run daily EHS operations across the manufacturing campus, including inspections, walks, hazard correction, area release decisions, and response.
• Lead in-house investigations for injuries, near misses, and property damage — scene control, evidence, witness statements, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and verified closure — and brief leadership on findings without sugarcoating them.
• Own the training system end to end: training matrix, delivery, competency verification, and records retrievable on demand for any employee, any topic, any time, including equipment qualification (forklift, aerial lift, crane and hoist support) and bilingual delivery where the workforce requires it.
• Maintain and enforce core safety programs — LOTO, electrical safety, fall protection, machine guarding, hot work, confined space, Haz Com, powered industrial trucks and heavy equipment, walking-working surfaces, and PPE — and keep written programs aligned with what actually happens in the field.
• Run the in-house industrial hygiene program: exposure characterization and monitoring for noise, silica, welding fume, and chemical hazards; sampling coordination; medical surveillance scheduling; and controls follow-through.
• Manage the corrective-action tracker with named owners, due dates, and field-verified closure, and report weekly status to the VP and site leadership.
• Oversee injury response, workers' compensation coordination, and OSHA 1904 recordkeeping through the EHS Supervisor, keeping the OSHA 300 log accurate and defensible.
• Develop the EHS Supervisor and Lead Inspector, set their priorities, and remove obstacles, while coordinating cross-support with the Field Construction EHS organization and the Crane & Rigging Lead in Digital Fab.
• Support safety-committee leadership and supervisor accountability so that every employee uses stop-work authority without hesitation, and every use gets a response.
• Partner with Operations, Facilities Maintenance, and Warehousing to implement EHS programs, standards, and training in their areas.
• Manage contractor and temporary-workforce safety requirements, orientation, and oversight on site.

• The corrective-action tracker is current,…