TE Connectivity's Environmental Health & Safety Teams ensure and monitor safety in the workplace. This includes the application and communication of health, safety and hazardous material standards, procedures and practices consistent with TE, environmental and government regulations.
What your background should look like:
RESPONSABILITIES:
Develops procedures and implements plans to reduce the risk of injury or damage. Able to anticipate, recognize, and evaluate hazardous conditions and develop control methods.
Drive behavioural based safety program to raise safety awareness and change the safety culture in the plant.
Manages and maintains appropriate environmental and safety permitting requirements.
Conduct and/or coordinate EHS inspections and self-assessments to assure compliance with company EHS standards and regulatory requirements.
Oversee water treatment and wastewater equipment ensuring compliance with state and federal environmental protection limits
Manages the handling and disposal of solid and hazardous waste generated at the facility to comply with local, State, and Federal requirements.
Provide support and guidance to operations and line management on incident investigations and the closure of the corrective actions identified, particularly for major incidents.
Work with plant team and engineering function to design, install and maintain new or modified equipment/processes as necessary to ensure EHS risks are well managed.
Develop and maintain safety and environmental KPI metrics
Plan, develop, deliver, and coordinate effective EHS training to satisfy regulatory and company EHS requirements and assure proper EHS awareness.
REQUIREMENTS:
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering with specialization in Environmental and Safety
Minimum experience: 5-7 years preferably in industry
Languages: Advanced English
Certifications: ISO 14000, ISO 25000, Ergonomics
Competences:
Technical
Working knowledge of government regulations and ability to interpret regulatory requirements (federal, state, local, and OSHA) and apply them to the workplace