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Eaton

Power management leader for electrical systems

EHS Manager - Environmental Health & Safety

Environmental Health & SafetyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeArecibo, Puerto RicoNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in engineering or natural sciences from an accredited institution is required.
  • A minimum of 7–10 years of similar EHS experience in a distribution and/or manufacturing environment is required.
  • Manufacturing management knowledge is required.
  • Knowledge of OSHA/PROSHO is required.
  • Knowledge of MESH/Benchmark is required.
  • Environmental, health, and safety knowledge is required.
  • Tooling management knowledge is required.
  • Engineering knowledge is required.
  • Candidates must be fully bilingual in English and Spanish.
  • Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship.
  • A master's degree in science and/or environmental engineering or a related field is preferred.
  • Knowledge managing wastewater treatment plant operations is preferred.
  • Experience leading, monitoring, and updating a facility business continuity plan is preferred.
  • Microsoft Office, Access, and Oracle skills are preferred.
  • Full command of OSHA regulations is preferred.
  • ISO 14001 lead auditor knowledge is preferred.
  • MESH auditor/assessor experience is preferred.
  • Certified Safety Professional certification is preferred.
  • EPA regulations knowledge is preferred.
  • Certified Industrial Hygienist qualification is preferred.
  • Competencies include strategic thinking and action, getting results, building organizational capability, demonstrating leadership, and knowledge of regulatory requirements, EHS systems, EHS risks and risk controls, and communication.
  • Candidates may need to participate in video and in-person interviews.

Responsibilities

  • Provide environmental, health, safety, and security leadership at the site.
  • Direct EHS activities at the assigned location or locations; establish objectives and targets; report EHS performance internally; communicate national, area, and local regulatory requirements; and ensure documents are available in local languages.
  • Maintain site ISO 14001 certifications and accurate EHS metrics reporting; close MESH and regulatory findings on time; ensure EHS personnel complete required training; manage interactions with the public and government authorities regarding adverse findings and enforcement actions; direct crisis response; oversee site security; and foster an EHS culture engaging employees in teams and processes.
  • Lead the creation of site EHS&S targets and objectives through the MESH Plan in support of corporate, regional, and business-group initiatives.
  • Drive preventive and proactive projects to mitigate and eliminate risks through root-cause identification and corrective actions for environmental, safety, and health activities.
  • Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local EHS regulations concerning air, land, and water.
  • Maintain fiscally and socially responsible natural-resource and waste-management processes.
  • Achieve MESH certification and associated dimensions, including OPA, EBE, and MESH+.
  • Interface with regulatory agencies and divisional personnel to direct facility and division EHS efforts; maintain relationships with government authorities concerning voluntary certifications, environmental permits, required reports, and data.
  • Develop and deploy EHS management systems, including ISO 14001, VPP, and MESH; ensure operational controls are in place, resolve action items on time, and assess and implement leaders’ development plans.
  • Comply with Eaton’s ethics policy and inform the management team of regulatory compliance issues.
  • Manage investigations, measurement, and evaluation of environmental, safety, and health conditions, and ensure related research, planning, design, advisory, and other activities occur.
  • Maintain positive employee engagement while implementing strategic safety initiatives.
  • Direct site achievement of EHS targets and objectives and develop and maintain goals supporting corporate and business-group initiatives.
  • Coordinate with engineering and manufacturing departments on installation of new equipment or production lines in accordance with MESH guidelines.
  • Facilitate site risk assessments, identify critical EHS hazards and aspects, and work with the leadership team to establish annual targets and objectives based on key risks.
  • Determine and monitor leading and lagging indicators against targets and objectives.
  • Oversee construction and repair projects.
  • Support the creation of EHS goals for the site manager and activity-based goals for leadership, functional managers, and front-line supervisors.
  • Supervise safety and environmental activities.
  • Formulate and recommend engineering policies and technical work aligned with EHS project objectives.
  • Promote a zero-incident EHS culture throughout the site and engage the leadership team.
  • Create and facilitate EHS teams and committees to achieve established annual targets and objectives.
  • Work with the leadership team and MESH element champions to conduct annual reviews of compliance with country, state, and local EHS regulations; complete the MESH self-assessment and update Benchmark.
  • Identify training needs to ensure legal and EHS compliance and support the plant’s general training plan.
  • Work with site leadership and facilities to maintain key EHS operational controls in a preventive-maintenance program and resolve EHS action items promptly.
  • Ensure MESH and environmental-law compliance, including industrial hygiene exposure identification, monitoring, control, employee education, and recordkeeping.
  • Identify noise exposure sources, develop engineering controls, implement programs, and educate employees.
  • Evaluate new and existing equipment for machine guarding, develop guarding, educate employees, and include lockout/tagout.
  • Monitor fire-suppression equipment inspections, abate findings, and train employees in firefighting.
  • Evaluate safety data sheets, communicate hazards to employees, and maintain hazard-communication documents.
  • Coordinate pressure-vessel and overhead-crane inspections and maintain records.
  • Maintain emergency-preparedness procedures and conduct drills.
  • Identify personal protective equipment needs, purchase equipment, and control its use.
  • Participate as a permanent member of the ergonomics team.
  • Support the safety steering committee’s inspection strategy and member training.
  • Maintain the site’s Zero Waste to Landfill status and identify recycling methods to divert waste from landfill.
  • Work with manufacturing engineers to identify technologies that reduce energy use in manufacturing and facility equipment.
  • Coordinate contractor projects and collect safety and insurance data.
  • Manage and develop industrial hygiene activities under local legislation, address employee safety, and implement corrective actions.
  • Promote a Zero Incident Safety Culture through the site EHS team and committees, including communications through meetings, posters, emails, and brochures.
  • Lead facility risk assessments to identify critical EHS hazards and aspects.
  • Develop ergonomics analyses to prevent and mitigate personnel risks.
  • Maintain the Environmental Management System.
  • Achieve annual ISO 14001 recertification and ensure procedures are followed in Arecibo.
  • Ensure regulatory compliance of the wastewater treatment plant.
  • Supervise the EHS supervisor and support wastewater operators’ development plans.
  • Guide and direct others to comply with environmental and safety regulations.
  • Develop continuous-improvement projects to reduce energy use and waste and improve environmental conservation.
  • Oversee the plant’s security video-monitoring system, follow up on actions, and conduct MESH investigations as needed.
  • Oversee the plant catastrophe-prevention system, including fire-control systems, safety alarms, fire extinguishers, and fire hoses.
  • Supervise the security contractor.
  • Implement security strategies in accordance with Eaton requirements.
  • Control employee, visitor, and contractor access throughout the plant.
  • Provide necessary training to associates for effective task execution and perform duties according to training.
  • Attend required security training and use required security equipment appropriately.
  • Model security practices and promptly identify and implement corrective actions.
  • Take disciplinary action for violations of plant health and security rules.
  • Prevent accidents in the assigned area.
  • Conduct incident evaluations and root-cause analyses for reporting to the next level.
  • Know and implement the plant Security Policy and monitor compliance with it.
  • Provide security staff appropriate to associates’ functions.
  • Manage business continuity, track natural-event trajectories, and provide guidance on related risks.
  • Perform other related duties as requested by management.

Desired Qualifications

  • Knowledge managing wastewater treatment plant operations.
  • Experience leading, monitoring, and updating a facility business continuity plan.
  • Microsoft Office, Access, and Oracle skills.
  • Full command of OSHA regulations.
  • ISO 14001 lead auditor knowledge; MESH auditor/assessor experience is preferred.
  • Certified Safety Professional qualification, EPA regulations knowledge, and Certified Industrial Hygienist qualification.

About the Company

Eaton

Power management leader for electrical systems

Eaton designs and sells electrical power management products and services for data centers, utilities, aerospace, and other industries. It provides hardware like switches, circuit breakers, transformers, and distribution equipment, plus software and services to monitor, protect, and optimize power flow from generation to end use. It combines an end-to-end power management portfolio with a long history of acquisitions to be a broad, globally integrated provider. Its goal is to enable reliable, efficient, and safe electrification across industries by improving energy management and resilience.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dublin, Ireland
Founded
1911

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