EHS Manager

Overview

Develop, implement and manage Safety, Radiation Safety and Environmental Programs at the Meriden facility. Complete daily and weekly tasks associated with current implemented plans. Ensure compliance with Safety, Environmental regulations and Hazardous Waste management. Provide support to the Radiation Safety Program. Maintain security operations, facility, and readiness for emergency situations. Support efforts to maintain the safety of the facility using safe practices.

• Proactively apply and stay up-to-date on OSHA, NRC, EPA, and Transportation regulations and their impact on the Meriden facility.
• Oversee and direct Safety Management System Programming for Meriden Facility.
• Manage all Radiation Safety Office (RSO) responsibilities and coordinate radioactive waste tracking and disposal.
• Conduct and coordinate all safety training for new employees, supervisors and managers including hazardous materials and first response training.
• Investigate all Workers' Compensation accidents/claims. Act as contact with WC insurance carrier for location and corporation. Manage first aid and near miss program.
• Serve as site representative for Safety and environmental programs. Direct Safety Team and Fire Safety meetings; coordinate emergency planning and schedule fire drills; publish meeting minutes. Act as liaison between Management and the Safety Team. Coordinate safety/workplace audits.
• Manage responsibilities associated with the Environmental Program including identification, inspection, scheduling, packaging of all hazardous chemical and radioactive waste for safe disposal. Manage water discharges including sampling, flow monitoring and air emissions. Complete required state and federal reports.
• Oversee Building Service and staff activities related to health, safety, security, emergency response, and preventative maintenance projects.
• Control and maintain security and fire/sprinkler systems.

• Perform Job Safety Analysis, Risk Assessments, Hazard Analysis, LOTO and Machine Guarding Assessment.
• Maintain SOS database and Radioactive Inventory.
• Maintain Safety and Environmental Training database.
• Assist planning and implementing preventative maintenance and schedule contractors for the facility.
• Manage budget for building services through SAP and Microsoft systems.
• Emergency response and emergency action planning.
• Assist the RSO to implement actions from the Radiation Safety Committee.
• Assist the RSO with regulatory inspections, corrective actions, implementation of new regulations, and reciprocity agreements.
• Prepare and package radioactive materials according to various transportation regulations.
• Coordinate, prep and track radioactive materials/waste shipments.

• Knowledge of OSHA, US NRC, EPA and Transportation regulations.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Good judgment/decision-making skills.
• Previous experience with environmental regulations, e.g., Hazardous Materials and Waste.
• Previous experience with radiation safety requirements.
• Commitment to safety.
• High analytical skills and attentive to detail and documentation.
• Good teaching ability.
• Good planning/organizing skills.
• Certification in Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response - minimum First Responder, Operations levels.
• Strong interpersonal relationship skills.
• Knowledge and understanding of the facility and its systems.
• Service-oriented.
• 24 hour backup emergency responses.
• Favorable background / fingerprint check and criminal record check related to US NRC Security measures.
• Ability to professionally interface with regulators and represent the Meriden Facility.
• Ability to lift up to 25 pounds unassisted.
• Ability to stand, sit and perform work in multiple settings within the office and fabrication.
• Basic knowledge of environmental, health and safety practices.

• Basic knowledge of radioactive source materials, use and handling practices.
• Technical or procedural writing skills.
• Willingness to learn and to develop instructional skills.
• Certification in Transportation of Dangerous Goods in accordance with ICAO and DOT.

• 3 - 5 years prior experience in safety, radiation and 3 - 5 years desired supervisory experience.

• Degree in Occupational Safety, Industrial Technologies or similar degree preferred.

Employment type:

Full-time
• Seniority level:
Mid-Senior level
• Job function:
Management and Manufacturing
• Industries:
Measuring and Control Instrument Manufacturing