Senior Site EHS Manager

Environmental Health and Safety Manager

This role will oversee the overall implementation of environmental, health, and safety (EHS) programs across the entire Carlisle campus, which includes three Commercial Roofing manufacturing facilities as well as all ancillary departments such as the Training Center, Research and Innovation, and Testing.

The position is responsible for managing all EHS programs to prevent injuries and health impairments, maintain environmental compliance, and collaborate with site leadership teams, business unit directors, and business unit EHS managers to prevent, investigate, and resolve environmental, health, and safety issues.

Standard hours of operation are Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with possible overtime and weekend work as business needs require.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Regular strategic communication with all Campus leadership teams, and divisional Manager of EH&S.
• Act as a mentor for all Campus EHS teams.
• Ensure execution of all environmental compliance aspects for the Carlisle Campus.
• Act as the subject matter expert for Campus security.
• Assist plant managers in strategic planning which includes leading/lagging safety data analysis and problem solving.
• Acts as a behavior-based safety coach and mentor to site leadership teams and associates regarding safety tools, concepts, and mindset
• Assist plant managers in facilitation of business unit safety calls.
• Work side by side with site EHS coordinators, departmental managers implementing and maintaining site-specific integrated safety plans, EHS standard work and other Carlisle safety programs.
• Conduct comprehensive safety standard work assessments, PPE assessments, ergonomic assessments, and policy audits.
• Manage/execute targeted environmental, health and safety projects across the Carlisle campus.
• Attend required management team meetings and safety committees.
• Prepare, implement, and execute safety training, on-boarding, mentoring, and associate BBS observations.
• Serve as primary advisor regarding all safety issues for site leadership teams, supervisors, local safety committees and hourly associates.
• Maintain close contact with local government and members of the local safety communities.
• Maintain company compliance with all appropriate OSHA and state safety regulations, maintain appropriate reporting (such as OSHA 300 logs), and site-specific integrated safety plans.
• Participate in industry and professional interest groups to stay current on trends, issues, and technological innovation.
• Lead, track, and review all site level incident problem solving for complete root causes, trends, corrective action completion.
• Manage execution of Carlisle wide and/or Business Unit read-across items.
• Participate in the strategic planning of manufacturing process and facility modifications to ensure that potential environmental and safety related consequences are considered.
• Manage the completion of EHS tasks utilizing EHS digital platform (Gensuite).
• Assist in mentoring other Carlisle EHS professionals across the entire Enterprise.
• Other duties as assigned.

Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:

• Ability to forge the right relationships with associates, regulatory officials, and corporate executives to communicate the company's safety and environmental health policies and accomplishments.
• Strong organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills.
• Ability to build consensus and positively influence a diverse group of co-workers without direct control.
• Basic environmental compliance preferred but not required, must have willingness to expand current knowledge to include other topics.
• Must have demeanor such that facilities view role as help to their safety system.
• Understanding of behavioral based safety processes.
• Fluency in Microsoft Office programs.

Education and Experience:

• Required:
  • Bachelor's degree in related field
  • Minimum of five (5) to eight (8) years of experience in a health and safety management role in a manufacturing or processing environment preferred.
  • EHS related certification by a professional EHS association preferred (CSP, CIH).
  • Multi-site EHS program management preferred

Working Conditions:

• Manufacturing Plant environment where the plants may be dirt, dusty, and hotter/colder than office settings.
• Occasional overtime or weekends required.