Safety, Health & Environmental Manager

Job description

You will lead and support a proactive safety culture where employees and leaders are engaged in working safely. Develop, implement, and maintain site safety, health, and environmental programs, policies, procedures, and standards. You will support behavior-based safety programs, employee engagement activities, safety committees, and monthly safety meetings. Ensure compliance with OSHA, EPA, state, local, and corporate EHS requirements.

Serve as the site contact for regulatory agencies, corporate EHS teams, and third-party auditors.

• Investigate injuries, illnesses, near misses, environmental incidents, and unsafe conditions You will Identify root causes, assign corrective actions, and track completion to prevent recurrence
• Maintain and report safety, health, and environmental metrics, including injury and illness data
• Lead actions to reduce injury rates, environmental impact, operational risk, and compliance costs
• Develop and maintain required safety plans such as the Emergency Action Plan, Hazardous Waste Plan, Hazardous Material Contingency Plan, Emissions
• Plan, and related site procedures You will coordinate and deliver EHS training for employees, contractors, supervisors, and managers
• Maintain training records and report compliance status as required
• Maintain controlled EHS documentation, including JSAs, SDSs, safety procedures, and environmental records
• Support contractor safety management and ensure contractors follow company EHS requirements
• Support medical case management, return-to-work activities, and occupational health programs Lead EHS reviews for new equipment, engineering projects, process changes, and management of change activities Conduct EHS audits, inspections, and assessments and lead corrective actions from plant, corporate, or third-party audits
• Support sustainability projects focused on waste reduction, water usage, energy efficiency, and environmental improvements
• Stay current on new EHS regulations, industry practices, and aerospace manufacturing safety expectations
• Act as a change agent to improve EHS processes, simplify systems, and strengthen accountability