About this role
Senior Environmental Health & Safety Professional
States considered: Michigan
Role Description
As a part of the GMS EHS Team, the Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) Professional will develop and maintain Environmental programs:
- In accordance with federal, state, and local regulation.
- In accordance with Zoetis policies and guidelines.
- To minimize the impact of site operations on the surrounding community.
- To ensure a safe and compliant workplace.
ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES
- Monitor and investigate work areas, practices, and processes to identify and control potentially hazardous conditions, materials, and behaviors.
- Gather hazard and risk assessment data on raw materials and products.
- Maintain an awareness of regulatory developments and internal Zoetis requirements, and assess the impact on operations.
- Complete required training and seek out additional training to enhance program compliance and improvements.
- Effectively communicate the status of EHS programs via training, reports, metrics, etc.
- Organize and prioritize work schedules to meet project and task deadlines.
- Participate and contribute as an EHS Team member. Be responsible for assigned team deliverables.
- Provides instructor-led training as applicable.
- Participate in driving a Safety First culture, inclusive of performing regular GEMBA walks within Operations, participating in the Site Safety Guardian Program and interacting with colleagues across the site to ensure a safe and compliant environment.
- Providing inputs to budgetary needs with the EHS space.
- Vendor management for specific EHS support vendors.
- Participate and/or lead documented M1 problem solving to address systemic issues.
SPECIFICS NEEDED IN ROLE:
- Background in supporting both hazardous and non-hazardous flow, from incoming raw materials through to operations handling and ultimately disposal management through selected vendors.
- Handling of permitting, regulatory interactions and regulatory audits/inspections.
- Identify gaps within waste management and determine solutions to close.
- Vendor communication and strategic handling of hazardous and non-hazardous materials.
- Ensure compliance is documented and recorded in the Cority database, inclusive of reporting and documenting, driving Good Catch closure and addressing open CAPA's.
- Stormwater and above ground storage tank management, reporting and corrective actions.
QUALIFICATIONS
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BS in EHS-related field, engineering, or a similar discipline.
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3-5 years of experience in EHS.
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Knowledge in key EHS subject matter areas, including but not limited to:
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Hazardous waste management
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Solid waste management and recycling
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Air emissions, and storm and wastewater regulation
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Solid decision making and good problem-solving skills
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Excellent oral and written communication skills
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This position works with every operational and enabling group on site and all levels of the organization
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May interact with corporate colleagues, and/or local and state regulatory officials.
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Computer skills (Word, PowerPoint, EXCEL, etc.)
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PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS
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Office and field work.
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Normal sitting, standing, and walking ability.
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Occasional off-shift work may be required.
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Colleague may be needed to manage emergency situations in a stressful environment.
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Use of hearing, respiratory and eye protection may be required.
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Colleague