HSE Manager

Job Description

Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Manager

• Shape the Vision:
  Design, implement, and elevate cutting‑edge safety and environmental programs.
• Drive GHSI (Internal Standards) Excellence:
  Take full ownership of reporting, measuring, and continuously improving our global safety indices.
• Champion the STOP Program:
  Monitor and optimize company metrics to proactively prevent workplace incidents.
• Build Your Team:
  Recruit, mentor, and train a high‑performing team of safety associates.

• Analyze & Optimize:
  Perform job analyses to measure safety policy effectiveness and creatively engineer improvements.
• Identify & Remedy:
  Spot potential environmental, health, and safety hazards early and devise strategic solutions.
• Stay Ahead:
  Keep the facility ahead of the curve on all state, federal, OSHA, and EPA regulations.

• Lead the Response:
  Command on‑site emergencies and facilitate our Emergency Response, Safety, and Environmental teams.
• Investigate to Improve:
  Lead root‑cause investigations for accidents to ensure they never happen again.
• Care for Associates:
  Manage workers’ compensation record keeping and provide top‑tier care and follow‑up for injured employees.

• Inspire the Team:
  Run dynamic informational meetings and training sessions regarding safety practices.
• Be the Go‑To Expert:
  Serve as an accessible, supportive resource for all employee safety inquiries.

• Education:
  
  Bachelor’s degree preferred, or an equivalent mix of education and hands‑on experience.
• Experience:
  
  2 to 5 years of HSE experience, ideally in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment (automotive experience is a major plus).
• Credentials:
  Proven coursework and training in occupational safety requirements and OSHA guidelines.

• Dynamic Communicator:
  Break down complex safety data into clear, actionable advice for everyone.
• Calm Under Pressure:
  Think clearly, act quickly, and lead with confidence during high‑stress emergencies.
• Practical Innovator:
  Balance regulatory compliance with creative, practical solutions for the shop floor.
• Detail‑Oriented:
  Maintain a sharp eye for hazards and a deep understanding of OSHA and EPA frameworks.