Support development and enforcement of safety and environmental policies and procedures in accordance with all local, state, federal regulations and company EHS program requirements. Ensure compliance with EHS regulations and codes and acts as liaison to regulatory agency personnel during inspections and inquiries involving workplace health, safety and environmental issues; acts as a consultant/technical expert during resolution of any proposed corrective actions. Assist in the administration of the employee safety training program, including developing and delivering training curricula and driving/tracking employee participation. Through job hazard analysis, identifies the required controls and safety equipment to ensure that supported personnel have adequate protection from workplace hazards. Review the inventory of chemicals and materials purchased for production, engineering and research and development, including the maintenance of the library of SDS's. Assist in the training of proper storage and documentation of chemical and waste stream disposal. Partners with appropriate parties to oversee emergency response activities at designated locations. Perform frequent site safety audits to identify non-conforming equipment and/or processes at the site. Implement solutions to reduce risks to acceptable level and prevent injury. Conducts site assessments for compliance with local, state and federal regulations and company EHS standards. Partner with Human Resources to audit the workplace records to ensure that training, auditing and recordkeeping methods are accurate and consistent, including accident review and OSHA 300 log posting and retention. Facilitate company compliance with regulatory permits. Prepares applications, interprets regulations and maintains written EHS programs as necessary. May provide 24-hour response to assist in the resolution of emergency or spill response incidents, which may include emergency travel to remote locations. Provide technical training to appropriate individuals or groups on environmental, health and safety topics including "train the trainer" programs to enable onsite personnel with training responsibilities to communicate EHS information to others within their organizations, as needed. Maintain a thorough understanding and working knowledge of existing and proposed changes in federal and state industrial hygiene, safety, and environmental regulations that affect operations.
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