EHS Manager

Role/Title 

 
The EHS Manager will be responsible for managing Operational Risk Management (ORM) processes that include Safety and Health, Environment, Business Continuity, Facility Security, Asset Conservation, Department of Transportation (DOT) and Pandemic Planning.  The primary purpose of this position is to ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, and KraftHeinz policies/procedures and processes.  In addition, this position is involved with the identification and communication of operational risks, within the factory, and the development of business strategies to mitigate those risks. 

Responsibilities: 

• Develop and implement EHS strategies that align with corporate objectives to reduce/mitigate operational risk; 

• Utilize key metrics to drive performance in EHS at the factory location; 

• Communication of EHS factory results to all levels within the organization; 

• Participate in the annual EHS conference, quarterly webcasts, regional meetings, etc.; 

• Primary liaison to collaborate with Heinz Legal and Communications Department regarding incidents that could jeopardize the integrity of the brands; 

• Keep abreast of applicable EHS legislation and practices that impact the factory; 

• Develop and manage department EHS financial budget; 

• Manage and interact with a diverse group of factory and corporate personnel; 

• Ensure that the site adheres to applicable Heinz policies/procedures, processes and operating principles; 

• Recommends new policies or procedures as necessary; 

• Coordinates and assists with the implementation of continuous improvement principles into EHS elements; 

• Accountable for system and operational standards in QRMP (Quality Risk Management Process) 

• Utilization of SISTEM for site training 

• Implement Heinz EHS Management Systems and Best Practices as designed 

• Provide training to staff and employees to ensure that all recognize their contribution to improved EHS performance; 

• Ensure compliance with any EHS legislation; 

• Coordinate and Attend any hearings on EHS matters; 

• Lead on corporate social responsibility issues and action; 

• Directs and oversees activities related to EHS controls, including staffing, scheduling, coordinating, and planning; 

• Develops and maintains new and current processes and tools to ensure compliance with all Federal, State, and local EHS regulations and assists the factory with these requirements; 

• Devise and implement the facility’s EHS Business Plans. Ensure action items are developed and implemented for process improvement; 

• Facilitate Workers’ Compensation process with diligence 

• Meet corporate deadlines and completion targets 

• Drive optimal EHS performance results 

Qualifications: 

• Bachelor’s degree in Safety and Environmental Management, Industrial Hygiene or equivalent is preferred

• Minimum of 3-5 years’ experience in safety and environmental management is required 

• Prior experience with Process Safety Management and Risk Management programs preferred. 

• Comprehensive knowledge of OSHA , EPA Regulations, DOT Regulations and Management Systems (i.e., ISO 14001, Safety Management Systems) 

• Continuous Improvement Principles and Practices 

• Professional designations such as a Certified Hazard Control Manager (CHCM), 30 hour OSHA Certified, Certification in Ergonomics, Certified Safety Professional (CSP), or Associate Safety professional (ASP) is preferred. 

• Knowledge of State and Federal rules/regulations such as EEO, FDA, & USDA. 

•  Ability to multitask and work in a team oriented fast-paced environment 

• Excellent interpersonal, organizational, presentation and facilitation skills 

• Well-developed written and verbal communication skills, with an ability to partner and communicate with all levels of the organization. 

• Willingness to grow with the organization and commit to “doing what it takes” to attain aggressive organizational objectives 

• Must have the ability to exercise considerable judgment, problem solving and decision- making skills