Light work - Exerting up to 20 pounds of force frequently, and/or a negligible amount of force constantly to move objects. If the use of arm and/or leg control requires exertion of forces greater than that of sedentary work and if the worker sits most of the time, the job is considered light work. Job Function
This role serves as the corporate functional leader for EHS and Fleet Communications and Training, and is responsible for ensuring continuous improvement in Reliance’s administration and training of corporate EHS expectations, philosophies, technical knowledge and systems implementation - working with corporate and Group EHS and Fleet Safety leaders and other corporate stakeholders.
Direct and manage Corporate EHS and Fleet training processes and tools including, but not limited to, Summits, EHSF Manager 101 sessions, etc.
Support the deployment of effective training tools for corporate policies, standards, and procedures.
Work with corporate, group and facility leadership to establish training needs, topics and schedules (on and off-the-job safety/EHSF), annual themes, recognition of and participation in themed events such as Earth Day, Global Safety Month, etc.
Work with legal and Corporate EHSF to ensure the training process, understanding of contents, and ability to apply learnings presents a fair and accurate assessment against applicable EHS laws and corporate standards.
Regularly evaluate training programs and systems to determine effectiveness.
Manage training compliance by understanding and analyzing training-related audit findings and trends, and work with Corporate and Group EHSF leaders, legal, and individual facilities to implement strategic measures for correcting deficiencies so improvements are applied across all businesses.
Create training tools and systems in support of the corporate EHS and Fleet audit programs, and any software use and/or interpretations, as necessary.
Serve as the primary liaison with the Corporate Communications team, to align annual themes, functional communication needs, etc.
Lead the corporate Ambassador Program, and facilitate annual EHSF recognition programs, as required.
Support monthly reporting and corporate EHSF townhall sessions, as required.
Periodically participate in corporate EHS audits, develop and train an experienced and knowledgeable team of audit leaders and team members, and evaluate the effectiveness of assigned audit staff to ensure high quality, consistent and thorough assessments.
Represent Reliance in external EHS meetings and trade association interactions, as needed.
Seek continuous improvement opportunities to regularly assess and improve the quality of enterprise-wide training throughout Reliance.
SUPPLEMENTAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Be able to travel up to 50% with no travel limitations to any global Reliance operating locations.
Be able to work independently, understand and apply Reliance’s philosophy and expectations on EHS expectations and compliance, and needs/drivers to improve global EHS performance.
Be a highly effective communicator, with a general understanding of all EHS matters, to include safety, environmental, industrial hygiene, risk management, etc.
Be highly collaborative and influential within a highly matrixed organization.
Must have strong foundational EHS knowledge to be able to effectively support curriculum and specific training.
Drive consistency in Reliance’s global EHS training systems and processes.
Create thoughtful goals and metrics, and work within the matrix management system to integrate these into Reliance’s Business Groups.
Required Skills
Relevant communications/marketing/EHS-related degree or equivalent experience in the field of EHS, communications, or training.
General manufacturing knowledge, including Reliance plant operations, safety cultures and systems, data analysis and risk mitigation techniques and technologies.
Excellent communication, organization, and team/collaboration skills.
Able to effectively work in a highly matrixed organization, including interactions with executive, Group, FOC and operational leadership.
Strong organization skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously to meet project commitments.
Self-motivated and able to function independently; work with minimum guidance and direction to accomplish individual goals and support corporate EHS continuous improvement.
Ability to develop strong working relationships with Reliance leaders, as appropriate.
Conduct work with the highest level of ethical standards in adherence to Reliance values.
EEO Statement
Reliance, Inc. IS A DRUG-FREE WORK ENVIRONMENT EEO/DISABILITY/VETERAN
This role serves as the corporate functional leader for EHS and Fleet Communications and Training, and is responsible for ensuring continuous improvement in Reliance’s administration and training of corporate EHS expectations, philosophies, technical knowledge and systems implementation - working with corporate and Group EHS and Fleet Safety leaders and other corporate stakeholders.
Direct and manage Corporate EHS and Fleet training processes and tools including, but not limited to, Summits, EHSF Manager 101 sessions, etc.
Support the deployment of effective training tools for corporate policies, standards, and procedures.
Work with corporate, group and facility leadership to establish training needs, topics and schedules (on and off-the-job safety/EHSF), annual themes, recognition of and participation in themed events such as Earth Day, Global Safety Month, etc.
Work with legal and Corporate EHSF to ensure the training process, understanding of contents, and ability to apply learnings presents a fair and accurate assessment against applicable EHS laws and corporate standards.
Regularly evaluate training programs and systems to determine effectiveness.
Manage training compliance by understanding and analyzing training-related audit findings and trends, and work with Corporate and Group EHSF leaders, legal, and individual facilities to implement strategic measures for correcting deficiencies so improvements are applied across all businesses.
Create training tools and systems in support of the corporate EHS and Fleet audit programs, and any software use and/or interpretations, as necessary.
Serve as the primary liaison with the Corporate Communications team, to align annual themes, functional communication needs, etc.
Lead the corporate Ambassador Program, and facilitate annual EHSF recognition programs, as required.
Support monthly reporting and corporate EHSF townhall sessions, as required.
Periodically participate in corporate EHS audits, develop and train an experienced and knowledgeable team of audit leaders and team members, and evaluate the effectiveness of assigned audit staff to ensure high quality, consistent and thorough assessments.
Represent Reliance in external EHS meetings and trade association interactions, as needed.
Seek continuous improvement opportunities to regularly assess and improve the quality of enterprise-wide training throughout Reliance.
SUPPLEMENTAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Be able to travel up to 50% with no travel limitations to any global Reliance operating locations.
Be able to work independently, understand and apply Reliance’s philosophy and expectations on EHS expectations and compliance, and needs/drivers to improve global EHS performance.
Be a highly effective communicator, with a general understanding of all EHS matters, to include safety, environmental, industrial hygiene, risk management, etc.
Be highly collaborative and influential within a highly matrixed organization.
Must have strong foundational EHS knowledge to be able to effectively support curriculum and specific training.
Drive consistency in Reliance’s global EHS training systems and processes.
Create thoughtful goals and metrics, and work within the matrix management system to integrate these into Reliance’s Business Groups.
Relevant communications/marketing/EHS-related degree or equivalent experience in the field of EHS, communications, or training.
General manufacturing knowledge, including Reliance plant operations, safety cultures and systems, data analysis and risk mitigation techniques and technologies.
Excellent communication, organization, and team/collaboration skills.
Able to effectively work in a highly matrixed organization, including interactions with executive, Group, FOC and operational leadership.
Strong organization skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously to meet project commitments.
Self-motivated and able to function independently; work with minimum guidance and direction to accomplish individual goals and support corporate EHS continuous improvement.
Ability to develop strong working relationships with Reliance leaders, as appropriate.
Conduct work with the highest level of ethical standards in adherence to Reliance values.
