Safety Manager Jobs

Job Title: EHS Specialist II Company: Covance Location: Denver, PA Description: Environmental Health & Safety Specialist - Denver, PACovance is probably enhancing your quality of life without you even knowing it. We play an important role in bringing new therapies to market by helping to turn raw compounds into safe, effective, and approved drugs that help people live longer, more productive lives. Our mission - bringing medical miracles to market sooner - impacts the lives of millions of people all over the world.We are seeking an experienced EH&S Specialist to join us at our location in Denver, PA.The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable and demonstrate experience in all areas of facilities safety environmental, air, waste water, confined space, laboratory safety, medical surveillance, accident investigations etc. to include documentation, regulatory reporting and training programs.The role of the EH&S Specialist will be to develop, implement and maintain programs and processes that will ensure a safe and environmentally responsible work environment and compliance with applicable regulatory requirements/company procedures, minimize EHS related risk to Covance, and strive for EHS excellence.Primary Duties and Responsibilities: Provide technical expertise, training and guidance to ensure compliance with applicable state/country regulatory and industry standards. Ensure the development, deployment and, as necessary, delivery of effective EHS training to supervisors and employees. Develop and implements policies and procedures. May function as Chemical Hygiene Officer, Radiation Safety Officer, Emergency Coordinator or other site technical expert as needed. Function as the EHS Site Key Contact, working with the HR Business Partner team. May administer waste programs, including day-to-day monitoring of waste quantities generated, procurement of packaging supplies and labels and scheduling of waste pickups. May administer safety programs, including day-to-day monitoring of contractors, facility safety, and fire safety. May lead EHS Committee and Team activities, such as department safety teams, emergency response team, etc. May manage Material Safety Data Sheets and Hazardous Materials Management System. Prepare and submit regulatory and internal company reports as required, including air permit and wastewater records, emission and hazardous waste reports, injury/illness and other EHS reports. Develop, implement and maintain required EHS programs, may include but not limited to lockout/tagout, confined space, respiratory protection, hazardous waste management, emergency planning and response, etc. Investigate accidents and spills and identify corrective measures. Identify and assess workplace hazards and implement corrective measures. Evaluate purchases and facility modifications to ensure compliance with standards. May act as Emergency Coordinator/Lead Spill Responder. Interact with government agencies. Communicate effectively with site management and employees.If you meet the qualifications below...Apply Now!Covance is committed to diversity in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. (M/F/D/V). Your confidentiality and privacy are important to us.

Job Title: EHS Specialist - Air Programs Specialist Company: National Renewable Energy Lab Location: Golden, CO Description: The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), located in beautiful Golden, Colorado, is a leader in the U.S. Department of Energy's effort to secure an energy future for the nation that is environmentally and economically sustainable. EHS Specialist - Air Programs Specialist Requisition #1136BR Job/Research Summary Advanced level EHS position, having primary responsibility for the development and implementation of NREL's air quality programs and selected EHS programs and projects in support of environmental protection. Interacts with laboratory staff, engineering staff, administrative support staff, senior managers, DOE, and regulatory agencies on a regular basis. Works with minimal direction providing guidance and subject matter expertise in support of air quality-related activities, sustainability, and EHS programs, projects, and tasks. Job Duties Responsible for calculating stationary and point source pollutant emissions (including GHGs), performing regulatory analysis, preparation of air quality permit applications, and conducting air modeling analysis. Preparation of annual emissions inventory and submittals to state and federal agencies. Development of mobile source emission inventory and coordinating with sustainability staff to identify emission reduction opportunities. Provide environmental-related construction support services including stormwater inspections, environmental field audits, and construction document design review. Develop, implement, and maintain assigned environmental programs to address hazards existing at NREL and comply with regulatory requirements. Programs may include such areas as construction-related programs, GRI reporting, environmental permitting and compliance, water programs, or NEPA. As subject-matter expert, provide interpretation and guidance to workers and other EHS Office staff for assigned programs. Program assignments will involve advanced risk assessment activities, conducting compliance reviews of regulations and other requirements, and developing reports on technical work. Conduct and/or participate in pollution prevention assessments and provide guidance to EHS and Laboratory staff regarding pollution prevention opportunities. Identify environmental permitting and compliance requirements, and develop and implement a process to meet those requirements. Provide support and back-up for environmental programs. Responsibilities include maintaining a working knowledge of NREL environmental-related policies, programs, and procedures. May involve implementing requirements of any or all of NREL's environmental programs, such as environmental sampling, field inspections of construction sites and laboratories, or working with research and construction subcontractors. Conduct or assist in assessments, audits, and inspections of environmental programs conducted by NREL, DOE, consultants or other third parties, or external agencies. Develop and implement corrective actions in response to the assessment findings. Develop and present training programs in support of air programs and assigned environmental programs. Training presentation methodologies may include live, video, or electronic media. Provide back-up training presentation support in environmental program areas assigned to others. Serve as a member of the NREL Emergency Response Team, for small to moderate size releases of hazardous materials. Responsibilities include: participating in drills, classroom training, wearing SCBA, spill response and clean-up, maintaining required certifications, and other related activities. Required Education and Experience Relevant Master's and 10 years experience or equivalent relevant education/experience. Additional Basic Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Minimum of ten years of environmental science, EHS, or other relevant experience, including experience implementing air quality programs, demonstrated knowledge of environmental requirements and practices, ability to develop and implement environmental program/project activities, and ability to lead and participate on both intra-office and cross organizational teams. Demonstrated knowledge of federal and state air quality regulations, major and minor source air permitting techniques, and stationary source emission control technologies. Demonstrated experience in the application and interpretation of federal and state air quality regulations and state permitting requirements Demonstrated experience with greenhouse gas (GHG) emission estimation methods. Demonstrated experience in conducting air dispersion modeling analysis and interpreting results, using a variety of techniques such as Aloha, SCREEN3, SMOKE, etc. B.S. or M.S. in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering (environmental emphasis), Environmental Engineering, or Environmental Science. Advanced written and verbal communication skills and the ability to interact with all levels of management and staff, DOE, external agencies, and the public. Ability to simultaneously plan and manage multiple complex tasks. Demonstrated proficiency with basic computer software, e.g. Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project, etc. Occasional travel to project sites and meetings. Ability to perform occasional site work that can involve extreme weather conditions, moderate physical exertion, and travel to geographically remote sites Ability to walk up to one mile continuously; able to stand continuously for two hours; able to lift and carry forty-five pounds. Willingness and ability to participate in emergency response team activities, including the ability to wear a full-face respirator and Level B protection with Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus. Preferred Qualifications Certified Opacity Observer Registered Professional Engineer Detailed knowledge of emission trading Detailed knowledge of State mobile source regulations and pollutant estimation methods (NMIM, NONROAD, etc.) Demonstrated experience conducting Conformity reviews Ability to develop standards for Laboratory areas where little precedence exists Advanced technical knowledge of EHS practices, procedures and techniques Experience working at a Department of Energy site. In-depth understanding of DOE and OSHA regulations. Demonstrated leadership abilities in programmatic planning, organization, improvement and execution. Familiarity with environmental management systems and ISO 14001 40 hr HAZWOPER training EEO Policy NREL's policy is to provide equal employment opportunities to all qualified persons without regard to race, age, color, sex, religion, national origin, marital or veteran status, or any other legally protected status. Pre-employment drug testing required. Submit Your Resume Please click the following link to apply online: NREL Job 1316 If any problems, please go to our website at: www.nrel.gov/employment NREL is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and a drug-free workplace. Please include a cover letter specific to each position you are applying to indicating how you match therequirements of the posting.

Job Title: EHS Specialist II (21466BR) Company: Covance Location: Denver, PA Description: Environmental Health & Safety Specialist - Denver, PACovance is probably enhancing your quality of life without you even knowing it. We play an important role in bringing new therapies to market by helping to turn raw compounds into safe, effective, and approved drugs that help people live longer, more productive lives. Our mission - bringing medical miracles to market sooner - impacts the lives of millions of people all over the world.We are seeking an experienced EH&S Specialist to join us at our location in Denver, PA.The ideal candidate will be knowledgeable and demonstrate experience in all areas of facilities safety environmental, air, waste water, confined space, laboratory safety, medical surveillance, accident investigations etc. to include documentation, regulatory reporting and training programs.The role of the EH&S Specialist will be to develop, implement and maintain programs and processes that will ensure a safe and environmentally responsible work environment and compliance with applicable regulatory requirements/company procedures, minimize EHS related risk to Covance, and strive for EHS excellence.Primary Duties and Responsibilities:Provide technical expertise, training and guidance to ensure compliance with applicable state/country regulatory and industry standards.Ensure the development, deployment and, as necessary, delivery of effective EHS training to supervisors and employees.Develop and implements policies and procedures.May function as Chemical Hygiene Officer, Radiation Safety Officer, Emergency Coordinator or other site technical expert as needed.Function as the EHS Site Key Contact, working with the HR Business Partner team.May administer waste programs, including day-to-day monitoring of waste quantities generated, procurement of packaging supplies and labels and scheduling of waste pickups.May administer safety programs, including day-to-day monitoring of contractors, facility safety, and fire safety.May lead EHS Committee and Team activities, such as department safety teams, emergency response team, etc.May manage Material Safety Data Sheets and Hazardous Materials Management System.Prepare and submit regulatory and internal company reports as required, including air permit and wastewater records, emission and hazardous waste reports, injury/illness and other EHS reports.Develop, implement and maintain required EHS programs, may include but not limited to lockout/tagout, confined space, respiratory protection, hazardous waste management, emergency planning and response, etc.Investigate accidents and spills and identify corrective measures.Identify and assess workplace hazards and implement corrective measures.Evaluate purchases and facility modifications to ensure compliance with standards.May act as Emergency Coordinator/Lead Spill Responder.Interact with government agencies.Communicate effectively with site management and employees.If you meet the qualifications below...Apply Now!Covance is committed to diversity in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. (M/F/D/V). Your confidentiality and privacy are important to us.

Job Title: Environmental Health & Safety Specialist Company: Consolidated Asset Management Location: Rincon, GA Description: CAMS provides disciplined and diligent asset management and operations services for all sectors of the energy industry. As one of the highest quality, lowest cost providers of asset management services in the industry, CAMS contributes significantly to our clients' bottom line results. Our comprehensive range of services includes Asset Management, Operations and Maintenance, Construction Management, Project Development, IT, Finance and Accounting. Description Reports to EH&S Manager and facility personnel all EH&S issues that impacts facility operations. Responsible for the timely preparation and/or oversight required for routine and non-routine reports to regulatory agencies. Monitors EH&S programs that are in effect and insure all facilities are in compliance with those programs. Evaluates, develops, and recommends new and EH&S programs for integration into facility operations. Conducts annual EH&S audits to ensure continued compliance and offer recommendations for changes to enhance EH&S compliance. Communicates with representatives of regulatory agencies (Federal, State, and Local) on behalf of facility operations and develops/issues associated reports. Assists with the training of all personnel regarding EH&S programs. Carries out complex projects and assignments independently. Conducts and participates in Plant Safety Meetings. Oversees contractor and vendor safety pre-qualification program and adherence to programs while onsite. Maintains project EH&S records and filing system. Other duties as assigned. Position Requirements Bachelor degree, preferably in environmental science, engineering, chemistry or related field. At least 3 years of EH&S power plant or similar industry experience is preferred. Driving on company business is a requirement of this position and as such, the incumbent shall have and maintain a valid driver's license. Overnight and short-term travel on company business is an expected part of this position, 25% travel to other facilities and off-site activities. Perform repetitive and non-repetitive physical duties. Requires lifting, pushing, pulling, stretching, bending, climbing, working in awkward positions, and lifting up to 25 lbs. General Skills & Qualifications General knowledge of power plant operations, including the interrelationship of environmental impacts and compliance with operation and maintenance functions. General knowledge of EH&S legislation and regulation, and working knowledge of monitoring and reporting requirements involving air, water, hazardous materials and waste management, storm water pollution prevention, oil spill prevention, control and countermeasure, etc. Computer literate, including expert-level knowledge of MS Word and Excel. High level of commitment to excellence in EH&S performance and compliance. Strong oral and written communication skills as well as good planning and organizational skills. Ability to work effectively, excellent interpersonal skills and a record of building consensus among internal and external parties. Ability to perform and manage multiple varied tasks in an industrial environment and to identify and analyze potentially complex compliance risks promptly.