SHEQ Specialist

Role Overview As a SHEQ Specialist, your mission is to administer safety, health, environmental and continual improvement programs. You will report to the Senior SHEQ Engineer. Responsibilities Lead the operational safety committee, maintain meeting minutes, follow up and support plant staff to ensure timely closure of action items. Lead the safety day planning committee. Lead drill activities (fire, spill, tornado) for the New Hudson site and coordinate activities to improve performance. Assist in investigations of site accidents, injuries or near misses to determine root causes and implement preventive and corrective actions. Recommend and implement safety features to reduce employees' exposure to chemical, physical and other hazards, including documentation, training and enforcement of PPE requirements. Collect and organize data from accident investigations, facility inspections and environmental testing, and report results to management as required. Assist in maintaining the Atlas Copco ISO14001 & ISO45001 Environmental, Health & Safety Management System. Develop and deliver training on ISO awareness, safety, health and environmental topics. Track and report all employee completion of required annual training such as hearing protection awareness. Manage the site security plan as it pertains to employee building access. Coordinate with the Sr. SHEQ Engineer to ensure new hires receive required safety training. Prepare safety alerts, toolbox talks, SHEQ news and other written media to support the safety program. Maintain SDS information on the production floor and in the Chemwatch database system. Complete operational safety, health and environmental audits as required (spill kits, waste storage, eye wash station checks, etc.). Assist the SHE Engineer with current policies, procedures, regulations and industrial processes associated with Atlas Copco Henrob's operation. Other related duties as directed by the Senior SHEQ Engineer. Qualifications Holds a bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Chemistry or a related field. Has at least 1 year of relevant EHS experience in a manufacturing environment. Possesses knowledge and understanding of U.S. safety and environmental regulations. Demonstrates good communication and organizational skills at all levels of operations. Has the ability to lead cross‑functional teams toward a common goal. Displays high energy level and strong interpersonal skills to work effectively with others. Is proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Has training/certifications in storm water, DOT Hazardous Materials, RCRA, CSM, ISO14001 and ISO45001 (preferred). Benefits Culture of trust and accountability. Opportunities for lifelong learning and career growth. Innovation powered by people. Comprehensive compensation and benefits package. Health and well‑being support. Job Location This role requires you to work on‑site at our office in New Hudson, United States (US). You will be part of a dynamic team and enjoy the benefits of face‑to‑face collaboration. #J-18808-Ljbffr Henrob Corporation