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Fairlife

Lactose-free dairy and protein drinks

Environmental Health & Safety Specialist

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$55k - $80k
Junior
Bachelor's, Associate's
Goodyear, AZ, USA
In PersonTravel requirements are 15% or less, as needed.
Facilities OperationsEnvironmental Health & Safety

About the job

Requirements
  • An Associate’s degree in EHS or two years of experience in the field; a Bachelor’s degree in EHS is preferred.
  • One to two years of experience performing site safety duties.
  • Minimum OSHA 30 certification.
  • Demonstrated leadership, motivational skills, ability to organize resources, and ability to establish priorities.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to work effectively with a wide range of constituencies in a diverse community.
  • Skill in examining and re-engineering operations and procedures, formulating policy, and developing and implementing new strategies and procedures; ability to make administrative and procedural decisions and judgments on sensitive, confidential issues.
  • Ability to analyze and assess training and development needs, supervise and train staff, and organize, prioritize, and schedule work assignments.
  • Knowledge and understanding of federal and state laws, regulations, procedures, and standards related to safety compliance.
  • Technical understanding of EHS issues and their relationship to Operations, Engineering, and other job functions as they relate to prevention.
  • Proficiency in written and spoken English, including reading and writing, and ability to influence people ranging from Corporate and Division leadership to factory-floor associates.
  • Ability to sit, stand, and walk for up to 12 hours while supporting the site teams’ shift schedule.
  • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
  • Reaching and bending for less than two hours per day.
  • Must use proper personal protective equipment when exposed to hazards such as machinery and confined spaces.
Responsibilities
  • Administer Environmental, Health & Safety program activities for the production facility and provide EHS support and services to management and staff.
  • Develop and implement EHS programs for the production facility, with the objective of protecting employees and the site’s environmental footprint through prevention and supporting efficient operations.
  • In the absence of the Senior Site EHS Manager, assume manager duties and responsibilities.
  • Lead, foster, and develop a site culture in which safety, health, and environment are core values and employees are engaged in safe work practices and preventing at-risk behaviors.
  • Participate in the Site EHS Team and other assigned teams.
  • Coach and develop operations line supervisors to be effective EHS leaders and coaches.
  • Participate in and support cross-functional facilitation of Safety Committee meetings.
  • Implement health and safety programs, services, strategies, and initiatives aligned with facility needs and company policy; monitor effectiveness, develop reporting procedures and success measures, and revise processes as needed.
  • Track and report site safety key performance indicators and safety performance.
  • Provide day-to-day guidance, technical expertise, coaching, and support to management on health and safety practices, company policy interpretation, problem resolution, and legal compliance.
  • Develop and maintain written departmental procedures to guide management in applying established health and safety processes and documentation.
  • Partner with Engineering, Operations, Quality, and other functions on initiatives to deliver goals and plans.
  • Support the Senior Site EHS Manager in meeting site safety compliance reporting requirements.
  • Perform monthly safety inspections to verify that Safety and Environmental Management System requirements are met in daily site operations and that the team is audit-ready.
  • Conduct formal incident reviews for first-aid cases, recordable injuries or illnesses, reportable environmental events, project damage, and serious near misses or serious-injury/fatality-potential events, working closely with Human Resources.
  • Use investigative tools such as fishbone analysis, 5 Whys, and ABC analysis to identify root causes and actions to prevent recurrence.
  • Ensure actions to prevent recurrence are effectively implemented.
  • Ensure the injury case management process is fully implemented, understood, and functioning as intended.
  • Administer responses to and investigations of reports of hazardous or potentially hazardous conditions; review recommendations and take appropriate actions to mitigate risks.
  • Facilitate effective implementation and use of risk assessment and risk prediction processes to identify and mitigate facility hazards and communicate them to affected employees.
  • Analyze training needs and initiate, develop, or coordinate training, development, and continuous-improvement programs for management, staff, and operators.
  • Conduct new employee orientation and related Health & Safety system activities.
  • Develop EHS capabilities among employees and contractors through effective content development, delivery, and comprehension of applicable site EHS training.
  • Develop and maintain EHS communication processes to promote awareness of performance trends and key concepts and initiatives.
  • Manage inventory of safety supplies, including first-aid cabinets.
  • Notify supervision of repairs or adjustments that may affect product quality or food safety.
  • Understand, observe, and comply with the color-coded container policy in production areas.
  • Perform duties necessary to meet company, customer, and government requirements and standards.
  • Initiate action to prevent nonconformities related to food safety and product, process, quality-system, or safety-system quality.
  • Identify and record problems relating to food safety and the quality of ingredients, processes, quality systems, or safety systems.
  • Control further processing or delivery of nonconforming products until food safety or quality deficiencies have been corrected.

About the company

Fairlife, a Coca-Cola subsidiary based in Chicago, makes lactose-free, real dairy beverages. Its products include fairlife ultra-filtered milk, Core Power High Protein Shakes, and fairlife nutrition plan shakes. A proprietary filtration process concentrates protein and reduces lactose to create protein-forward, lower-lactose drinks, distributed at scale. Its goal is to nourish consumers while caring for people, animals, and the planet, with commitments to animal welfare and responsible packaging.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Chicago, Illinois

Founded

2012

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Fairlife opened Webster's $650 million plant on August 20, 2026, adding 380 jobs.
  • Coopersville's $650 million expansion began August 5, 2026, adding two lines.
  • Production resumed July 27, 2026, keeping store shelves supplied through the cyberattack.

What critics are saying

  • The July 16, 2026 ransomware attack stole data and halted U.S. production.
  • Anubis leaked employee records and engineering files, inviting lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny.
  • A second cyberattack or contamination event would damage Fairlife's brand and stall expansion.

What makes Fairlife unique

  • Fairlife's ultrafiltered, lactose-free protein drinks create a premium dairy niche.
  • Coca-Cola's ownership supplies capital, distribution, and brand discipline.
  • Webster, New York became Fairlife's Northeast flagship on August 20, 2026.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • Hybrid Work Options

Company News

End Time Headlines
Oct 16th, 2026
Multiple grocery stores have been impacted by cyber attack.

Multiple grocery stores have been impacted by cyber attack. Oct 16, 2026 Shoppers across multiple major grocery chains are facing sudden disruptions as websites and mobile apps for Stop & Shop, Food Lion and other stores remain offline following a cybersecurity incident, according to a report from MassLive. Ahold Delhaize USA, the parent company behind the chains, confirmed that it was hit by a cyberattack within its network earlier this week. Systems were taken offline as a precautionary measure and appeared to remain down as of the time of the MassLive report. Fox Business first highlighted the outages affecting Food Lion, Stop & Shop, Hannaford and related properties. Advertisment In a company press release, Ahold Delhaize stated: "We recognize that these actions have caused disruptions for customers, associates and partners, but protecting our infrastructure in the best interest of our customers, associates and partners is a top priority." The release added: "Our teams are working with urgency to investigate the incident and restore affected systems safely." Advertisment Discover more News subscription service Company officials indicated they are beginning a controlled re-launch of certain systems as progress is made in assessing and mitigating the issues. "As part of our response, we are working with relevant internal teams and external cybersecurity teams," the statement continued. The shutdown has now stretched for five days, according to reporting from Reuters, with no further details on the nature of the attack available while the investigation continues. The broader backdrop is a documented rise in cyberattacks targeting U.S. companies, including others in the food sector. Earlier this summer, the milk brand Fairlife experienced a cyber incident that forced a temporary pause in production. Discover more Read Daily News End Time Headlines is a ministry founded, owned, and operated by Ricky Scaparo, established in 2010 to equip believers and inform discerning individuals about the "Signs and Seasons" of the times in which End Time Headlines live. Ricky authors original articles and curates news from mainstream sources, carefully selecting topics, verifying information, and utilizing artificial intelligence tools to ensure content is both timely and accurate. Every piece is personally reviewed and edited by Ricky to align with the ministry's mission of providing a prophetic perspective on current events. You May Like

Morningstar
Oct 15th, 2026
Fairlife's "core Power" Campaign takes Grand Ogilvy at 2026 ARF david Ogilvy awards.

Fairlife's "core Power" Campaign takes Grand Ogilvy at 2026 ARF david Ogilvy awards. Provided by PR Newswire Oct 15, 2026, 5:05:00 AM Fairlife's "core Power" Campaign takes Grand Ogilvy at 2026 ARF david Ogilvy awards PR Newswire NEW YORK, Oct. 15, 2026. NEW YORK, Oct. 15, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - The Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) has named Fairlife and its agency Doner as winners of the 2026 Grand Ogilvy Award for their campaign "Core Power: Champion Your Recovery." The campaign also won Gold in Food & Beverage and Silver for Best Brand Transformation. The Grand Ogilvy recognizes the year's most compelling connection between research, consumer insight, creative work and results. The Fairlife and Doner team used post-workout interviews, in-home discussions, semiotic analysis, barrier research, brand tracking and creative testing to understand how people approach exercise and recovery. The research pointed to an opportunity beyond serious fitness enthusiasts: everyday exercisers also value recovery. "Champion Your Recovery" turned that insight into a more inclusive invitation to recognize effort at every level. The winners were celebrated October 14 at Tribeca Rooftop in New York City, following the ARF's Creative Effectiveness conference. The conference examined how marketers can balance immediate performance with lasting brand value such as AI, retail media and creator marketing reshape creative strategy. Speakers explored ways to measure effective creative across channels and connect it to business outcomes. Other Gold winners * Abbott Laboratories / FreeStyle Libre - "This is Progress" (Pharmaceuticals) * Auto Glass Now / Driven Brands - "Get Your Auto Glass Now" (Automotive) * Chase Sapphire Reserve - "Stories Worth Retelling" (Financial Services & Insurance) * He Gets Us - "Loaded Words" (Cultural Fluency) * Heineken USA / Dos Equis - "Ni Perdón, Ni Permiso" (Cultural Fluency) * J Sainsbury's PLC / Sainsbury's - "Are We Made of Money?" (International, For-Profit) * Kaiser Permanente - "A Whole Big Thing" (Health & Personal Care) * Microsoft - "M365 with Copilot Campaign" (Best Use of Emerging Technology) * Nestlé / Sanpellegrino - "With Love, Italy: Disrupting the Rules of Latecomer Marketing" (Best Brand Transformation) * Tapestry / Coach - "Courage to Be Real" (Fashion, Beauty & Home) * The Ad Council - "Agree to Agree" (Government, Public Service & Non-Profit) * TruGreen - "Trust the Pros the Pros Trust" (Best Brand Transformation) * Wahl Clipper Corporation / Wahl Professional - "Make It with Wahl" (Business-to-Business) * White Castle - "Crave Thy Castle" (Retail & Restaurants) * YouTube TV - "Don't Settle for Meh" (Sports, Media & Entertainment) "Fairlife and Doner's work shows how research can uncover a bigger opportunity and give creative teams a clear direction," said Scott McDonald, Ph.D., President and CEO of the ARF. "By listening to a wider range of exercisers, the team made recovery feel relevant to more people." See the complete list of 2026 winners. About the ARF Founded in 1936, the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF) is the leading organization dedicated to creating better advertising through research, standards and collaboration. With more than 400 member companies, the ARF advances the science and practice of advertising, media and marketing. For more information, visit thearf.org or follow the ARF on LinkedIn, YouTube, X and Facebook. Media Contact: Philip Perry | Senior Content & Communications Manager | [email protected] | (212) 751-5656 ext. 5757 View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/fairlifes-core-power-campaign-takes-grand-ogilvy-at-2026-arf-david-ogilvy-awards-302903153.html SOURCE The Advertising Research Foundation The articles, information, and content displayed on this webpage may include materials prepared and provided by third parties. Such third-party content is offered for informational purposes only and is not endorsed, reviewed, or verified by Morningstar. Morningstar makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or reliability of any third-party content displayed on this site. The views and opinions expressed in third-party content are those of the respective authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Morningstar, its affiliates, or employees. Morningstar is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or delays in this content, nor for any actions taken in reliance thereon. Users are advised to exercise their own judgment and seek independent financial advice before making any decisions based on such content. The third-party providers of this content are not affiliated with Morningstar, and their inclusion on this site does not imply any form of partnership, agency, or endorsement.

Dairy Processing
Aug 26th, 2026
New Fairlife facility building toward full production.

New Fairlife facility building toward full production. Aug 26, 2026 WEBSTER, NY - The initial ramp up of production at the new Fairlife facility in upstate New York is under way, with the 745,000-square-foot plant expected to be fully operational later this year. The ultrafiltered milk manufacturer, part of The Coca-Cola Company, celebrated the progress Aug. 20 with a ribbon-cutting celebration that drew New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, and other area politicians and business people to Webster, NY. Fairlife said the $650 million facility will serve as the brand's flagship plant in the Northeast and "significantly" increase the availability of Fairlife products in the US. The growing dairy processor noted Coca-Cola's continued investment in Fairlife production is "directly related to the growing demand" for its portfolio of products. Hochul remarked: "The demand is soaring, right? Everybody is understanding the benefits of protein, how important it is for healthy lives, and this is - your timing is excellent to build this facility with the possibility of even more growth." Once fully operational, the new plant is projected to take in 5 to 6 million lbs of milk per day from 40 nearby dairy farms. "I believe that this project, this $650 million investment, is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for this region to show off who we are," Hochul said. "And the amount of people already hired, almost 400, that's amazing." Earlier this month, Fairlife broke ground on a largescale expansion project at another facility in Michigan. Get better dairy industry search results. Adding Dairy Processing tells Google to prioritize Dairy Processing stories.

Zisk
Aug 24th, 2026
Becca Kerr Fairlife CEO | Fairlife celebrates opening of $650M Webster processing plant, largest dairy facility in northeast U.S.

Becca Kerr Fairlife CEO | Fairlife celebrates opening of $650M Webster processing plant, largest dairy facility in northeast U.S. Fairlife CEO Becca Kerr joined New York Governor Kathy Hochul and local officials on Thursday, August 20, 2026, for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting to mark the soft opening of the company's new $650 million milk processing plant in Webster, Monroe County. Representing one of the largest capital investments in the history of The Coca-Cola Company, the 745,000-square-foot facility is the largest single industrial development in Monroe County history and the largest dairy production plant in the northeastern United States. Hiring at the plant has advanced ahead of initial projections, with Kerr announcing that Fairlife has already created approximately 380 full-time jobs in the region - surpassing the original 250-job target tied to state performance incentives and internal build-out forecasts. The facility is slated to operate continuous 24/7 shifts with all three core processing lines running during the second half of the year, manufacturing high-protein, lactose-free ultra-filtered milk, Core Power protein shakes, and Nutrition Plan meal replacement beverages. Aug. 21, 2026

eDairyNews
Aug 21st, 2026
Fairlife celebrates opening of $650M Webster processing plant, largest dairy facility in Northeast U.S.

Fairlife celebrates opening of $650M Webster processing plant, largest dairy facility in Northeast U.S. Fairlife opens its $650M milk processing plant in Webster, NY, creating 380 jobs in the largest dairy production facility in the Northeast U.S. Soft opening marks major expansion for Coca-Cola subsidiary with 380 jobs created and future capacity reserved for growing protein beverage demand. Fairlife CEO Becca Kerr joined New York Governor Kathy Hochul and local officials on Thursday, August 20, 2026, for a ceremonial ribbon-cutting to mark the soft opening of the company's new $650 million milk processing plant in Webster, Monroe County. Representing one of the largest capital investments in the history of The Coca-Cola Company, the 745,000-square-foot facility is the largest single industrial development in Monroe County history and the largest dairy production plant in the northeastern United States. Hiring at the plant has advanced ahead of initial projections, with Kerr announcing that Fairlife has already created approximately 380 full-time jobs in the region - surpassing the original 250-job target tied to state performance incentives and internal build-out forecasts. The facility is slated to operate continuous 24/7 shifts with all three core processing lines running during the second half of the year, manufacturing high-protein, lactose-free ultra-filtered milk, Core Power protein shakes, and Nutrition Plan meal replacement beverages. At full operational throughput, the Webster plant is expected to process roughly 5 million pounds of raw milk daily, sourcing directly from dairy farm cooperatives across the Rochester, Niagara, and Finger Lakes regions. The facility will generate approximately 200 semi-trailer and milk tanker movements per day, prompting public infrastructure upgrades including the planned extension of Boulter Industrial Parkway and local road widening around Tebor and Basket roads to accommodate heavy transport flows. The newly opened plant also features built-in shell space reserved for future industrial expansion. Addressing attendees, Kerr noted that soaring consumer demand for dairy-based protein formats makes the Webster site a central pillar for long-term national supply, calling the opening "one step in our Webster journey". Governor Hochul reaffirmed state and municipal backing for future phases, emphasizing that New York's agricultural policy and strong dairy infrastructure position the region as the primary hub for Fairlife's continuing production growth. The commissioning of the Webster plant represents a major structural shift in Northeast dairy processing, providing a high-volume processing outlet for regional raw milk pools amid broader market shifts. As consumer preferences increasingly pivot toward value-added, ultra-filtered functional beverages, the massive facility strengthens New York's farmgate processing capacity and expands Coca-Cola's dairy footprint across high-demand North American markets. You may be interested in. Legal Notice Related notes.