Environmental, Health & Safety Manager - Lodge at Bryce Canyon

Environmental, Health & Safety Manager
- The Lodge at Bryce Canyon

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Title:

Environmental, Health & Safety Manager
- The Lodge at Bryce Canyon

Requisition #: 688884

Location:

Bryce, UT, US Career Area:
Corporate + Field Support Information at a Glance

Become part of the team at Southern Utah's spectacular Bryce Canyon National Park! Bryce Canyon is unique that it is not an actual canyon carved by flowing water, but rather a giant natural amphitheater created by the erosion of winter freezing/thawing and precipitation. Over eons, this erosion exposes delicate and colorful pinnacles called "hoodoos" that are up to 200 feet high, come in various shapes and sizes, and sometimes resemble features from life with a little use of the imagination!

The Environmental & Safety Manager is responsible for leading environmental compliance, sustainability initiatives, safety programs, and regulatory requirements across Bryce Canyon and Red Canyon operations. This role serves as the primary resource for environmental stewardship, workplace safety, training, compliance, audits, and continuous improvement while partnering with operational leadership, National Park Service (NPS) stakeholders, and corporate support teams.

• Lead and supervise a 4-person Green Team responsible for waste, recycling, and compost operations.
• Train employees on waste management procedures, composting, recycling practices, and safe vehicle operation.
• Maintain organized waste storage areas and ensure compliance with wildlife and pest prevention standards.
• Conduct property inspections and coordinate volunteer cleanup initiatives.
• Serve as the site's environmental advocate, promoting sustainability awareness and continuous improvement.
• Partner with Aramark Environmental & Sustainability leadership and site leaders to support environmental initiatives, compliance, audits, and performance goals.
• Manage environmental audits, inspections, corrective actions, Master Scheduler requirements, and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) updates.
• Lead internal and external ISO audits and identify opportunities to improve environmental performance and reduce risk.
• Participate in NPS evaluations and address environmental findings and recommendations.
• Assign, track, and ensure completion of environmental training, certifications, and pest control programs.

• Lead and promote a strong safety culture through education, communication, and proactive risk management.
• Administer safety programs and compliance initiatives, including SAFE Briefs, Shoes for Crews, Serv Safe, and other required programs.
• Partner with Aramark Safety & Risk leadership and department leaders to improve safety performance and address workplace hazards.
• Support accident prevention, reporting, investigations, workers' compensation processes, and employee medical transportation as needed.
• Ensure adequate PPE, first aid supplies, and safety resources are available and maintained.
• Manage safety audits, inspections, compliance programs, and Master Scheduler requirements.
• Assist with annual updates to risk management, emergency response, fire protection, evacuation, and related operational plans.
• Coordinate with NPS on fire prevention inspections and maintain required certifications, including First Aid, CPR, and AED.
• Attend monthly NPS Safety and Wellness meetings.
• Maintain emergency response documentation, communication updates, and preparedness materials.
• Oversee fire extinguisher inspections, fire suppression systems, vendor relationships, annual fire drills, water testing programs, and gas station safety certifications.

At Aramark, developing new skills and doing what it takes to get the job done creates a positive impact for employees and customers. Responsibilities may change and additional duties may be assigned as business needs require.

Experience in environmental compliance, safety management, sustainability programs, or a related field. Strong leadership, training, and communication skills. Experience conducting audits, inspections, and compliance reporting. Ability to influence cross-functional teams and drive continuous improvement initiatives. Working knowledge of OSHA, environmental regulations, emergency response planning, and risk management practices. First Aid/CPR/AED certification or ability to obtain certification.