EHS Manager

The successful candidate will have expert knowledge with the principals of electricity, experience implementing electrical safety programs, and demonstrated ability to influence electrical safety best practices.  Candidates with a history of achievement in academics and industry are preferred. Essential Duties:Design and implement robust electrical safety programs including elements for gatekeeping, risk assessment, lockout tagout, NFPA 70E, inspections, and training.   Performs incident investigations, identifies root cause, recommends CAPA with appropriate follow-up.Trains and educates employees in safe work practices in accordance with statutory obligations and industry best practice. Manages the property safety and business continuity program for E&E.Conducts and documents risk assessments for ergonomics, PPE, toxic substances, and permit to work activities.Evaluates and controls employee exposure to hazardous substances and RF radiation.Serves as the Fleet Manager for driver and fleet safety initiatives.Manages hazard communication compliance in accordance with 29 CFR 1910.1200.Develops site specific emergency protocols. This includes but not limited evacuation, spills, medical response, active shooter/workplace violence, fire alarm investigations.Leads emergency response team training and organization at each location.Oversees and chairs safety committee meetings.Oversees characterization and management of regulated wastes.Wears and properly uses personal protective Equipment (PPE). This includes respirators, skin, face, hand and foot protection in a multiple number of combinations.Seeks and attends relevant training to maintain technical competencies and be an effective safety officer.