EHS Manager
The EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) Manager is responsible for ensuring the overall working conditions compliance with local and corporate occupational safety and health regulations and procedures.  Responsibilities may include inspecting machinery, equipment and other working conditions in project sites. Observes workers to determine use of prescribed and proper safety equipment, such as glasses, helmets, respirators, fall protection and clothing. Addresses EHS issues as the site’s lead person.  Major Duties &amp; Responsibilities Include:Directs and administers specific functions of the EHS program at the company or project level.Creates, evaluates, educates, and administers the EHS program for all levels of employees.Conducts surveys, evaluations, inspections, and investigations of incidents and activities without supervision.Gathers information and correlates data.Able to perform all aspects of EHS training. Ability to run multi-projects on one site. Additional Duties &amp; Responsibilities: Refines working knowledge of EHS programs by applying EHS procedures.Direct and supervise the activities of subordinates.Participates in monitoring and controlling EHS standards.Prepares, maintains, and retrieves records, reports, or documents that may be required to meet corporate or regulatory requirements, including monitoring application of EHS standards.Promotes EHS awareness and fosters this awareness throughout the company, project or office.Promotes the IFE Culture between clients, co-workers and subcontractors.Supports all IFE Committee Initiatives on site.Performs other duties as assigned.
Title: EHS Manager
Salary: None
Description: The EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) Manager is responsible for ensuring the overall working conditions compliance with local and corporate occupational safety and health regulations and procedures.  Responsibilities may include inspecting machinery, equipment and other working conditions in project sites. Observes workers to determine use of prescribed and proper safety equipment, such as glasses, helmets, respirators, fall protection and clothing. Addresses EHS issues as the site’s lead person.  Major Duties &amp; Responsibilities Include:Directs and administers specific functions of the EHS program at the company or project level.Creates, evaluates, educates, and administers the EHS program for all levels of employees.Conducts surveys, evaluations, inspections, and investigations of incidents and activities without supervision.Gathers information and correlates data.Able to perform all aspects of EHS training. Ability to run multi-projects on one site. Additional Duties &amp; Responsibilities: Refines working knowledge of EHS programs by applying EHS procedures.Direct and supervise the activities of subordinates.Participates in monitoring and controlling EHS standards.Prepares, maintains, and retrieves records, reports, or documents that may be required to meet corporate or regulatory requirements, including monitoring application of EHS standards.Promotes EHS awareness and fosters this awareness throughout the company, project or office.Promotes the IFE Culture between clients, co-workers and subcontractors.Supports all IFE Committee Initiatives on site.Performs other duties as assigned.
Requirements: Mid-Senior level experience, Bachelor's Degree education
Fraudulent: No