EHS Generalist

About the Role The EHS Generalist will implement existing company EHS programs and ensure regulatory compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local environmental, occupational health, and safety regulations, coordinating with leaders and workers throughout the organization. This onsite role reports to the VP of EHS and is based in Sparks, NV at our Haws manufacturing facility. What You'll Do

• Work with manufacturing leaders to develop and implement programs to maintain a safe working environment and ensure compliance with EHS regulations, policies and procedures.
• Input incident reports and track all incidents/OSHA recordables in Gensuite.
• Conduct worker risk assessments, including safety and occupational health, with emphasis on eliminating or reducing potential hazardous conditions.
• Review incident and accident reports to determine measures needed to prevent recurrences, including root cause analysis.
• Identify EHS training needs, conduct and oversee training, and ensure maintenance of the company training database.
• Support an effective safety committee with clear goals and objectives.
• Provide guidance to employees filling out incident reports and near-miss forms; communicate with EHS Supervisor of any new incidents/near misses.
• Conduct ergo analysis of workstations and work with associates on risk reduction measures.
• Deliver training across all EHS programs, including new hire orientation, respirator use, hazardous chemicals, proper lifting techniques, emergency response, Lockout/Tagout, Forklift, PPE, Confined Space, Harness / High Work, Contractor Safety, etc.
• Prepare and submit recertification of environmental permits.
• Complete quarterly safety training sessions with all employees for OSHA compliance.
• Coordinate layered 5S and safety audits on the shop floor.
• Provide administrative support in preparation for any state and federal audits.
• Perform routine housekeeping to ensure area operates within parameters that conform to environmental and safety standards. What We're Looking For
• Associate degree or 5+ years related experience and/or training.
• OSHA 30-hour training completed.
• First Responder certified.
• Industrial/Manufacturing EHS experience.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
• Strong problem-solving skills.
• Knowledge of federal, state, and local regulatory authorities, including EPA, OSHA, DOT; familiarity with Machine Guarding, GHS, Confined Space Entry, Crane Safety, Forklift Training, and LOTO.
• Ability to build collaborative relationships and communicate effectively.
• Commitment to Watts’ values and cultural beliefs. Nice to Have
• Certifications or experience in related industries are a plus. Compensation & Benefits
• Benefits apply to permanent roles (not internships).