
Environmental Health and Safety Manager Jobot
- $120,000–$145,000 Per Year
| Location | Los Angeles, CA |
| Industry | Electronics, Components, and Semiconductor Mfg |
| Company Size | 500 to 999 employees |
| Year Founded | 1925 |
| Website | http://www.trojanbattery.com/ |
It's fun to work in a company where people truly BELIEVE in what they're doing!We're committed to bringing passion and customer focus to the business.Position OverviewThe Senior Environmental Health & Safety Manager, responsible for the development, coordination and management of effective company safety and environmental program in a lean environment. Develops behavior-based safety learning and training.Areas of FocusThe senior EHS Manager demonstrates professional and community involvement and leadership both within the safety and environmental field and the community.ResponsibilitiesCoordinates the EHS programs to ensure a safe environment consistent with regulatory, environmental, and company requirements and needsPromotes the company mission, philosophy, goals, and objectives by formulating plans, procedures, and objectives for EHS programs and by evaluating effectiveness of the programCreates and maintains a work environment that encourages open communication and positive employee relations to establish a climate of openness and trustSeeks out opportunities for staff involvement and innovation to promote employee creativity and to generate ideas to improve functions, devise solutions, and implement plansOversee, operation and maintenance of water treatment and wastewater equipment, ensuring compliance with state and federal environmental protection limitsManages personnel responsible for inspecting and maintaining air pollution control equipmentPrepares reports and maintains logs for water treatment systems on meter readings, tests, chemical and equipment usage, and all other record‑keeping requirementsBuild a cohesive team with the skills necessary to successfully meet the departmental/company objectives and strategiesDelivers training information in a formal classroom setting and conducts on‑the‑job training on various safety and environmental programs to all required facility personnel.Keeps various safety and environmental records and logbooks up to dateWorks with the medical department to follow workers' compensation casesIs required to assist with cost‑control efforts, and participate in manufacturing improvement committees, and the likeInterfaces with OSHA, and various environmental programs inspectorsStudy, plan and formulate new and revised safety programs, JSA's, and rules: prepare recommendations and implement for conformanceResponsible for effective application of safety and environmental policies and practices and to investigate and eliminate hazardous conditions and unsafe practices including non‑routine work programThrough safety and environmental training sessions, meetings, manuals, bulletins, films, etc., keep supervisory personnel apprised of hazardous conditions and practices, recommend injury prevention measuresConducts industrial hygiene studies that may involve exposure to dust, fumes, mists, gases, vapors, noise, heat, and coldAssesses new developments in the safety and environmental fields that may have application to the company's operationsKeeps appraised of developments in federal and state safety and applicable environmental laws likely to affect the companyCoordinates safety and industrial hygiene to obtain optimum service with insurance carriersInvestigates serious injuries/incidents in conjunction with line and staff personnel, Human Resources and Occupational Health Nurse and ensures corrective measures are implemented.Assists line and staff management to understand OSHA regulations and standards, including guidance on handling OSHA compliance, inspections and citationsManages and maintains appropriate air, water, and waste permitting requirementsSupervises EHS departmental staff, hourly and salaried.Evaluates performance, provides feedback, and completes performance reviewsSupervises and trains light technical and hourly personnel in performing supporting tasksManages the handling and disposal of solid and hazardous waste generated at the facility to comply with local, State, and Federal requirements.Completes regulatory required reporting in the areas of air, water, waste, hazardous material, and health and safetyBasic QualificationsBachelor's degree in Environmental Health and Safety, or related field or equivalent experience8-10 years' experienceWorking knowledge of safety regulations, OSHA, EPA, hazardous materials, and emergency preparednessTravel to other company locations or for training purposes.Proficient with Microsoft Word Excel, PowerPoint and AccessEffective written and verbal communication skills are essentialRequired to be able to stand, sit, walk, and climb ladders to perform inspections of the facility and work in an office and manufacturing environment.Must be capable of wearing respiratory protection.Preferred QualificationsBilingual SpanishCSP and/or CIHFirst aid/CPR instructorForklift instructor certifiedSuccessful completion of, and hold certificates in, courses such as hazmat technician and emergency responder, water treatment operation, and other safety and environmental topicsSalary $150k-$165k base + bonus potentialif you like wild growth and working with happy, enthusiastic over‑achievers, you'll enjoy your career with us!#J-18808-Ljbffr
Reputation Built on Quality, Leadership and Innovation
Founded in 1925 by co-founders George Godber and Carl Speer, Trojan Battery Company is the world’s leading manufacturer of deep-cycle batteries. From deep-cycle flooded batteries to deep-cycle AGM and gel batteries, Trojan has shaped the world of deep-cycle battery technology with over 85 years of battery manufacturing experience. With the invention of the golf car battery for the Autoette vehicle in 1952, Trojan pioneered the development of deep-cycle battery technology for the golf industry; successfully introducing mobilization to the game of golf. For Trojan, this began a legacy of leadership and innovation that prevails today in the global, deep-cycle markets spanning applications for golf, renewable energy, transportation, floor machines, aerial work platforms, marine and recreational vehicles.
Headquartered in Santa Fe Springs, Calif., Trojan’s operations include four ISO 9001:2008 certified manufacturing plants in California and Georgia, two advanced research and development centers dedicated exclusively to deep-cycle battery technologies and international offices located in Europe, UAE and Asia. Trojan is a proud member of the Battery Council International (BCI) and a technical research partner with the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. Trojan applies rigorous industry testing procedures that adhere to BCI and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) test standards.




