Environmental Health and Safety Office Associate
About the job
- Ability to follow all safety guidelines, work instructions, and complete work records.
- Ability to maintain a clean and safe work environment.
- Ability to scan, shred, and file documentation.
- Ability to perform the computer functions necessary to process orders accurately and in a timely manner.
- Ability to follow the attendance policy and work standards.
- Ability to complete on-the-job training.
- No active safety violations or counseling on file.
- Handle and manage waste inspections.
- Perform clerical work, including shredding and filing documents.
- Implement corrective action plans.
- Create, maintain, and track monthly training topics and presentations for general meetings and weekly OMC.
- Administer the safety portion of weekly orientation.
- Examine employee files to answer inquiries and provide information for personnel actions.
- Compile agendas for monthly safety committee meetings.
- Investigate work-related injuries and report details to appropriate internal and external parties.
- Review company policies and procedures annually.
- Update and monitor audits and reports in the controlled system; track internal audits and countermeasures and report them to the EHS Manager.
- Perform weekly inventory of chemical drums and update tracking.
- Monitor, investigate, and report daily safety incidents and accidents.
- Maintain the AAA program and assign work orders for completion of safety submissions.
- Update personnel files with safety documents and create safety training in the Learning Management System.
- Work with onsite security to maintain contractor compliance records and training, and confirm safety and compliance standards are met in the manufacturing environment.
- Computer experience.
About the company
YUSA Corporation makes automotive rubber components such as engine mounts (conventional and hydro), bushings, tubes, and hoses, along with other vibration-dampening parts for vehicles. These parts absorb engine and road vibrations through rubber-based mounts and dampers, with engine mounts and hoses serving as core components. It differentiates itself through a long technical lineage from Yamashita Rubber and Lord Corporation, a dedicated focus on automotive rubber parts, and a global manufacturing footprint. Its goal is to supply reliable, proven rubber-based components to the automotive market and maintain leadership in automotive rubber technology.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
N/A
Founded
1987
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- FY2026 revenue reached ¥545 billion and net profit hit ¥120 billion.
- April 2026 plant-business transfer from Mitsubishi Chemical adds a new growth line.
- August 2026 new green bonds and JPX-Nikkei 400 selection lower capital and hiring friction.
What critics are saying
- 2012 automotive antitrust litigation still names Yusa Corporation, keeping damages exposure alive.
- Customer concentration in Honda-style auto rubber parts ties 2026 revenue to OEM production swings.
- If Japanese supply-chain contracts soften, Washington Court House volumes drop fast and permanently.
What makes YUSA Corporation unique
- April 2026 rebrand to YUSA Corporation sharpened a broader industrial-platform identity.
- Reborn 2031 targets smart factory, logistics, and food-tech cross-selling across Japan.
- July 2026 Anshin+V extended warranty monetizes lifecycle service, not just equipment sales.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours