Environment, Safety, Health and Sustainability; ESHS Leader | Sherman, TX

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Drive development as the Environmental, Safety, Health, and Sustainability (ESHS) Leader at Texas Instruments in Sherman!

We're searching for a dedicated ESHS Manager to spearhead initiatives at our site in Sherman and drive excellence in environmental stewardship, workplace safety, and sustainable practices. As a key leader in the site’s organization, you'll shape the future by championing ESHS policies and procedures that align with our business objectives and inspire our workforce.

Your leadership will be instrumental in ensuring regulatory compliance and fostering a culture of ESHS. You'll have the opportunity to shape our approach to ESHS by developing programs, forging partnerships with regulatory agencies, and empowering employees to embrace safe and responsible work practices. This role demands a poised and adaptable leader who can navigate complex situations with ease, balancing compliance requirements with business goals, and transforming challenges into opportunities.

You'll be expected to communicate effectively at all levels, from the shop floor to the executive suite, and represent the site and our company with professionalism in high-level meetings and industry events. You’ll be the face of our site’s ESHS initiatives in Sherman to local and state officials and building relationships with key stakeholders.

The ideal candidate will possess exceptional communication skills, polished interpersonal skills, quick thinking, and the ability to build rapport with diverse stakeholders. If you're ready to make a lasting impact, lead the charge in creating a safer, healthier, and more sustainable future for Texas Instruments and beyond, while embodying the professionalism and acumen expected of a leader, we want to hear from you!

• Lead and develop a team of ESHS professionals, fostering a proactive ESHS culture across the organization
• Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local ESHS regulations, as well as internal requirements
• Engage with regulatory agencies, support audits, and maintain relationships to promote best practices

• Develop and implement ESHS policies and procedures aligned with business goals and regulatory standards
• Conduct risk assessments, provide technical guidance, and implement corrective actions to mitigate workplace hazards
• Develop and maintain emergency response plans, ensuring site-wide preparedness

• Track and report ESHS performance metrics to stakeholders, identifying opportunities for optimization
• Drive change initiatives to prepare the site for future challenges and minimize environmental impact
• Maintain a low level of safety incidents across all cost centers and departments

• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate ESHS practices into business operations
• Manage the ESHS budget, ensuring cost-effective resource allocation
• Support site management in maximizing objectives while maintaining ESHS compliance and conformance