EHS Specialist
External job listingat Henniges Hr
Henniges Hr seeks an EHS Specialist to lead plant safety, training, OSHA compliance, environmental programs, and workers’ compensation workflows.
Salary
Not provided
Location
Reidsville, United States
Employment type
Full time
Workplace
Not provided
EHS Specialist
Reidsville, United States
Job description
About the role
Henniges Hr is seeking an experienced EHS Specialist to lead plant safety efforts. The position is 100% onsite, with at least half of each workday spent on the production floor.
Responsibilities
- Respond to first-aid incidents, emergencies, and injury reports.
- Coordinate safety training programs and certifications, including First Aid and CPR, and deliver new-hire training on Lockout/Tagout, forklift certification, and plant-wide safety drills.
- Lead ISO audits and OSHA compliance initiatives.
- Administer chemical and hazardous waste requirements, including SDS, MSDS, chemical inventory, labeling, accumulation and staging, and disposal.
- Lead safety meetings, publish safety communications, and expand safety protocols across the plant.
- Analyze safety observation reports and ensure corrective actions are completed.
- Manage environmental records, regulatory inspections, environmental sampling, and required submissions.
- Coordinate environmental monitoring, recordkeeping, and reporting for wastewater and pretreatment, air emissions, hazardous and non-hazardous waste, chemical management, and other environmental programs.
- Partner with HR leaders to define workers’ compensation workflows and complete incident investigations.
- Drive safety awareness, accountability, and claim continuity, with a focus on return-to-work initiatives.
Requirements
- Performs well autonomously; is organized, methodical, results-oriented, and a persuasive communicator with strong writing skills.
- Associate or bachelor’s degree and 3 years of experience supporting industrial safety, including workers’ compensation, environmental and OSHA training.
- ISO 14001 and 45001 certification, and first-aid administration.
- Current certifications.
Key facts
- The position is 100% onsite, with at least half of each workday spent on the production floor.
- Requires an associate or bachelor’s degree and 3 years of experience supporting industrial safety.
- Includes safety training, OSHA compliance, environmental programs, and workers’ compensation workflows.
Frequently asked questions
What does the EHS Specialist do?
The role leads plant safety efforts, coordinates training, supports OSHA compliance, and manages environmental programs and records.
What qualifications are preferred?
The listing specifies an associate or bachelor’s degree and 3 years of industrial safety experience, including workers’ compensation, environmental and OSHA training. It also lists ISO 14001 and 45001 certification and first-aid administration.
Where is the work performed?
The position is 100% onsite, with at least half of each workday spent on the production floor.