Serving as the EHSS leader on the Plant Leadership Team by providing EHSS input and contributions to the overall development of annual goals and objectives.
Monitoring and evaluating the impact or new laws, regulations and industry standards with a focus on seamless implementation into the site EHSS program.
Leading cross-functional teams to continuously achieve a work environment that is safe and environmentally friendly.
Ensuring records, permits, and reports are maintained and prepared according to established guidelines by local, county, state and country agencies.
Developing and implementing training for new and existing Associates on company policies, procedures and governmental regulations.
Engaging with associates at all levels and across all functions to create an inclusive environment focused on the elimination of risk and promotion of individual safety. Defining the goals and objectives for your direct reports supporting Key Performance Indicators (metrics in Safety focused on Culture, Customer and Costs)
Leading the identification of hazardous workplace conditions by conducting documented job hazard analysis and coordinates activities to ensure corrective and preventative actions are implemented.
Responding to day-to-day Associate concerns in an appropriate and timely manner
Manages the investigation of more serious work-related injuries and near miss incidents. Documents findings, root cause analysis and corrective actions. Manages workers’ compensation claims and ensures timely associate return to work.
Leading the performance of EHSS reviews, measures, audits, and reports assigned by the EHSS Manager focused on attaining and maintaining compliance with EHSS laws, regulations, company policies and best practices.
Leads and trains Emergency Response Team (ERT) to be proficient in areas necessary at the facility including hazmat, incipient fire, medical or other potential emergencies.
Liaison to government agencies, emergency responders and customers
Perform other functions as required.
Champions EHSS Excellence
Leads several elements of the EHSS program by working with site associates focused on EHSS engagement goals including safety committees/teams, ergonomics, management safety audits, recurring EHSS inspections, Behavioral Based Safety (BBS), and special skills/certifications.
Promotes associate safety engagement by encouraging submittal of observations and suggestions, and reporting near-miss incidents.
Responsible for the assessment of new equipment and chemicals coming on site.
Manages EHSS internal self-assessments.
Engaged in internal and external inspections as needed to maintain compliance with EHSS requirements.
How you will be measured
The specific measures listed below may be subject to change and are not intended to be an all-inclusive list
Safety — Achievement of Integer’s engagement goals of safety awareness and active involvement in supporting the implementation and sustaining of environmental, health, safety, and security initiatives.
Delivery — Achievement of scheduled tasks and milestones for assigned projects.
Productivity — Achievement of committed results, completion of assigned projects.
Cost Improvement — Cumulative incremental savings realized as a result of your accomplishments and collaboration, particularly in support of continuous improvements.
Cost Controls — Adherence to budgets as part of the EHSS team.
Engagement – Promote Associate engagement and support each associate’s Individual Development Plan.
What sets you apart
Evidence that you learn, retain, and apply knowledge. It would be great if you could share examples of accumulated technical learnings and experiences that link directly to outlined expectations of this role. Having earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental, natural, or equivalent science, engineering technology, occupational safety/industrial hygiene or fire safety – is one way to demonstrate your abilities. Other ways include sharing examples of accumulated EHSS learnings and experience over a period of 5-7 years.
Professional certifications such CSP or CIH are preferred.
Ability to collaborate with other departments to meet common goals related to overall company strategy.
Certifications preferred include First Aid, CPR and AED, Laser Safety Officer, Forklift Trainer or other relevant EHSS Certifications
A calm demeanor that transcends the high energy, constantly changing production environment
Expanded knowledge of physical properties and hazards of chemicals.
Well organized with excellent recordkeeping abilities, good interpersonal skills and ability to take work direction.
PC proficiency in Microsoft Office and electronic Safety Management Systems.
A positive, can-do attitude with an underlying belief that failure is not an option.
Regulatory Certification Requirements
Registered Safety and Health Officer (SHO) with DOSH, with valid/current registration.
Certified Environmental Professional in Scheduled Waste Management (CePSWaM) - DOE-recognized Scheduled Waste Competent Person certification.
Strong knowledge of Malaysian EHSS legislation and regulatory compliance requirements.
Experience engaging with regulatory authorities, including DOSH/DOE/BOMBA
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- U.S. Applicants: Equal Opportunity Employer. In addition, veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
