Environmental Health & Safety Compliance Program Manager

Job Description

Job Description

Environmental Health & Safety Compliance Program Manager

Picture your day at our Texas production facility : you start on the floor, greeting operators as you spot-check machine guarding, then step into a cross-functional huddle with operations and engineering to prioritize risk-reducing upgrades. Midday you connect with our California-based EHS Officer to align on companywide initiatives, and by afternoon you are finalizing a Hazardous Materials Business Plan update and preparing training content for a new contractor orientation. You close the day with a debrief from the Safety Committee, turning near-miss insights into corrective actions.

What You Will Lead

• Own the lifecycle of EHS programs—design, implement, measure, and continuously improve—so the site remains safe, compliant, and efficient.
• Ensure adherence to OSHA, EPA / TCEQ, DOT, and related federal, state, and local requirements; translate regulations into clear procedures.
• Run scheduled audits, inspections, and risk assessments; track findings through to closure and verify effectiveness.
• Oversee hazardous materials and hazardous waste programs, including reporting, handling, and timely Hazardous Materials Business Plan updates.
• Maintain permits and certifications; steward ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems and prepare the site for internal and external audits.
• Chair the site Safety Committee and cultivate broad employee participation in EHS improvements.
• Deliver engaging EHS training for employees, contractors, and visitors.
• Share lessons learned across sites and collaborate with HQ to align companywide EHS strategy.
• Lead incident and near-miss investigations using tools such as fishbone (Ishikawa) and 5-Whys; drive corrective and preventive actions.
• Perform JHA / JSA evaluations of equipment and processes; partner with production and engineering to implement controls.
• Specify, provision, and manage PPE; ensure proper availability, training, and use.
• Support quality initiatives that intersect with ISO standards.
• Model good housekeeping and regulatory compliance across office and manufacturing areas.

Minimum QualificationsEducation & Experience

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

Physical Demands & Work Environment

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