EH&S ManagerActive$150K–$180K
The opportunity
Location: This role will be based in the Sacramento area long-term. The first approximately six months will primarily be based in Burlingame, CA to support manufacturing ramp-up, with periodic travel to Burlingame required thereafter.
What you'll do
Proficient in basic project management.Responsible for identifying: initiatives, establish project plans and resource requirements, obtain stakeholder and management buy-in, and successfully drive projects to completion. Leads EH&S projects and provides project guidance to engineers, scientists, and technicians.
Develops, implements, and continuously improves EHS policies, standards and: procedures required to maintain regulatory compliance. Works collaboratively with stakeholders to develop practical strategies to ensure successful program implementation while supporting stakeholder objectives.
Develops and delivers meaningful and relevant EH&S training as required by internal and external requirements.
Develops capabilities, systems, standards and processes to maintain: compliance with EH&S regulations with input from key stakeholders.
Manages EHS risk by conducting audits and risk assessments, developing: tactics to reduce risk to tolerable levels, and leveraging industry best practices to identify and address current and future risks.
Ensures compliance with applicable EHS regulatory requirements thereby always: maintaining the business as “audit ready”. Tracks and trends compliance gaps and works with key stakeholders to ensure compliance and prevent reoccurrence.
What they're looking for
- Improves the EH&S culture by working cross-functionally with colleagues and: senior leaders to build a culture that embraces proactivity and integrates EHS processes into the business.
- Identifies and leads EH&S business process improvement initiatives in support of our mission and objectives.
- Makes decisions with minimal input and guidance. Seeks input from Peak Leadership and other experts as needed.
- Supports emergency preparedness, response, recovery, and business continuity.