EHS Leader

EHS Leader Hot Job NGC - Toronto, ON M6H 1R8 Apply Overview Salary Range $100,000.00 Salary/year Position Type Full Time Education Level 4 Year Degree Apply Description SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Environmental, Health & Safety : Through the auditing program, ensure employee compliance to the company’s safety and environmental systems. EH&S incident investigation and reporting. Leads site EH&S training. Monitors, maintains, and develops Company Safety programs. Primary contact with Toronto Water and MECP on environmental regulatory issues. Primary contact for community concerns. Maintains & develops the internal EH&S auditing program. Main contact for Fire Department, owns fire protection plan. Co-ordinates employee safety & JHSC meetings. Maintains and summarizes key KPIs related to environmental issues. Monitors, maintains, and develops Company Environmental programs. Manages effluent treatment system with a “Hands-On Approach”. Manages hazardous waste, waste and recycling disposal contractors. Waste water spill reporting. CHEMTRAX reporting. NPRI reporting. EASR Reporting. Stays up-to-date on all Federal, Provincial and Municipal reporting requirements. Other duties as assigned. Plant Services : Manages building security (keys, key fobs, etc). Updates Nitta TV and physical bulletin boards. This position has the capability to allow for a hybrid work schedule. Please refer to our Telecommuting Policy as outlined in our handbook. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications EDUCATION REQUIRED Bachelor’s Degree preferred in an applicable technical or business field or equivalent experience in an EH&S role. TRAINING AND SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED Minimum 5 years’ experience with Safety Standards (OHSA), WHMIS. Experience with Municipal, Provincial, and Federal environmental regulation. EXPERIENCE REQUIRED Minimum 5 years’ experience with Environmental and Safety Standards in a manufacturing environment. 4-year degree or higher will be considered in lieu of experience. Strong knowledge of federal, provincial, and municipal safety and environmental regulations. Strong knowledge of municipal sewer by-laws preferred but not necessary. Experience conducting safety audits and inspections and developing and implementing corrective action plans. Strong training and communication skills, and experience developing and delivering safety training programs.