Environmental, Health, & Safety Manager
Legrand
Environmental, Health, & Safety Manager
Legrand
Makes electrical and digital systems for buildings
Legrand has an exciting opportunity for an Environmental, Health, & Safety Manager to join the Power & Thermal Management division in Nashville, TN.
Be part of something new. Our Lebanon, TN facility represents the next chapter of Starline's growth journey, featuring a modern manufacturing environment, advanced technologies, and exceptional opportunities for career development within Legrand's growing Power & Thermal Management Division.
The Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Manager develops, implements, and monitors Starline environmental, health, and safety (EH&S) programs and policies to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local environmental, health, and safety regulations. The EHS Manager maintains the safety equipment inventory, performs periodic safety inspections, and is responsible for all EH&S-related policies and procedures. The EHS Manager interacts with a variety of departments and conducts training in emergency response and hazardous material handling. The EHS Manager monitors environmental compliance and maintains relationships with appropriate regulatory agencies. The EHS Manager alerts the leadership team and recommends corrective action when environmental, health, and safety hazards exist.
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Note: The above Job Description is representative of the responsibilities and qualifications necessary to be successful in this role. It does not encompass every job duty or responsibility; other tasks may be assigned as necessary. Further, the job description does not alter the at-will nature of employment with Legrand and does not create a contract of employment
Legrand makes electrical and digital infrastructure for homes, workplaces, public buildings and data centers. Its equipment distributes power, connects data networks and controls lighting, energy use and building access; connected controls and monitoring extend these systems. The group sells physical products and related services to contractors and end users through professional distributors and installers. Its catalog supports both construction and renovation, from wiring devices and sockets to cable management, access systems and connected controls. Legrand traces its industrial origins to a porcelain workshop in Limoges in 1865; the company was founded in 1904 and remains headquartered in Limoges, France.
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