Job Description

The EHS manager provides leadership and strategic direction to achieve excellence in Environmental, Health, safety, and security (EHSS) performance. He or she ensures compliance with all Federal, State, and local EHS regulations.

Responsibilities:

• Lead and facilitate all key EHSS programs at the site and ensure plant and applicable regional objectives are met.
• Influential leader of the site by promoting a strong safety culture supporting the goal of an injury-free workplace where employees take responsibility for their safety as well as that of others
• Prepare and submit all regulatory reports as required by the permit and regulations.
• Implement site audit program to promote frequent inspections by site management team to ensure compliance with housekeeping, safe work permitting, energy control (LOTO), job safety analysis, spill prevention, and other EHSS items.
• Provide training on EHSS issues, maintain records, determine and obtain appropriate materials ensures plant uses training platforms
• Ensure EHSS events are appropriately logged, recorded, and reported on EHS platform. Provide follow-up for EHSS events to ensure that corrective actions are completed and are not reoccurring. Maintains EHSS reporting platform for site
• Review and maintain site EHSS documents and ensure that they are complete and follow federal regulations and corporate Orion policies
• Provide Incident investigation assistance for all accidents, and near misses. Ensure that the incident is appropriately recorded and reported to internal and external entities. Ensure that all corrective actions are completed and that the issue doesn’t recur.
• Conduct plant inspections, and housekeeping events and measures are being performed to help keep the site in compliance with legal requirements and corporate standards

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering, industrial safety, environmental science, or related technical field required.
• At least five years of exempt-level environmental health and safety experience in an industrial setting is required. Safety Knowledge on Hydrogen and Acetylene Systems preferred.
• Solid knowledge of OSHA standards (Safe Work Permits, Energy Control, Fall Protection, Personal Protective Equipment, and process safety management etc.), root cause analysis and incident investigation.
• General understanding of Texas, US and Harris County environmental regulations, continuous emissions monitoring systems, spill prevention control and counter measure, storm water pollution prevention, waste management, wastewater, and air compliance programs required.
• Excellent communication, organization, management, and leadership skills

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