EHS Manager

Job Title

ESS-357

Boise,

2 years

• Must have semiconductor experience & design safety experience.
• Act as a technical resource for construction management group.
• Provide on-site safety support for construction management projects as needed.
• Review safety inspections and safety observations generated by field personnel and provide coaching to ensure continuous improvement.
• Develop and conduct EH&S training.
• Conduct visits for on-site safety compliance and provide appropriate and timely follow-up.
• Prequalify subcontractors for project based on EHS metrics.
• Facilitate kick-off subcontractor meetings.
• Manage constructability review meetings with subcontractors.
• Review all job hazard analysis (JHA).
• Facilitate Construction Incident Analysis Meetings.
• Manage corrective action plans.
• Conduct quarterly subcontractor audits.
• Daily duties include but are not limited to participating in the safety leadership team, safety coordination meetings, mass safety meetings, daily pre-task plans, daily field compliance audits.
• Share weekly and monthly all safety metrics, leading indicators and lagging indicators, TRIR, LTIR.
• Good writing communication skills
• Collaborate and assist with operations teams by integrating into daily activities and processes.
• Provide guidance and support to operations in optimizing workflows while maintaining safety standards.
• Assist with operations logistics.
• Be familiar with Design Safety.
• Help Facilitate Design Safety Meetings.

• Bachelor's degree level education in Engineering, Construction, EH&S, or related field with minimum 5 years' direct experience in EHS management positions supporting large scale construction projects. Ideally working for client, GC, or EPCM company. And or related certifications: CSP, ASP, SMS, CHST, STSC, OSHA .
• Demonstrated proficiency with Procore, Deltek, Highwire, Microsoft Office Suite, Bluebeam.
• Communicate effectively, both written and verbal, with people at all levels within the organization, client and project partners.
• This position will work primarily on a construction site with some time in an office.
• This position may be required to work at client contracted sites with varying changes in settings to include temperature, indoor and/or outdoor settings.
• Noise levels will be high at times depending upon work location. Should be prepared to work in all levels of noise and wear protective hearing equipment as needed.
• Must wear required PPE as required by client or its contractors.
• As a part of this environment, there may be the need to wear cleanroom coveralls and follow client hygiene protocols.
• Will embrace a safe work environment and support a workplace of respect, appreciation, and acceptance for everyone.
• Ability to travel to off-site locations in a timely and efficient manner.
• Ability to work outside regular business hours as required.
• Local candidates required. Ability to provide valid work authorization for US employment required.