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Job Role-Site Environmental Leader
Job Location-Iowa City, IA
Job Description:
The role of a Site Environmental Leader includes essentially the following:
Understanding the P&G requirements as well as the legal framework for the systems they are responsible for at the site.
Determining laws and regulations applicability to the site and interpreting the impact on site operations.
Continually assessing compliance and leading resolution of outages.
Understanding the fundamentals of pollution control equipment applicable to the site (i.e. wastewater treatment facility, RTO, baghouses).
Assessing waste streams and characterizing per RCRA and/or other applicable regulation
Preparing and submitting required reports to various agencies
Setting goals and tracking performance against the goals.
Communicating results to site and regional leadership.
2) the role of the On Site Contractor & Visitor (OSCV) system owner includes:
Ensuring appropriate pre-selection processes are in place and used for all contractors.
Perform site OSCV DDS, focusing on High Risk Tasks
Ensuring compliance with health-related laws and regulations (Legal or P&G).
Ensuring that systems are in place to assure zero incidents and minimize work-related risks and illnesses.
Ensuring the contractor has a hazard identification and elimination system for defects and behaviors.
Ensuring the contractor executes risk assessments of work and implements countermeasures to eliminate risk.
3) The role of the Individual System Owner (ISO) includes (among other things)
Understand the individual system and its requirements, laws and regulations, and output.
Define an individual system in a proper system format.
Teach systems to others.
Manage and adjust the system to the site-specific needs.
Track performance of the system. For system specific role-descriptions for the ISO, pls.refer to the "Roles and Responsibilities Map" per system (available on the HS&E Knowledge-System), or get in contact with the global competency owner of the individual system in case of questions. Other HSE Duties:
Assist in training new hires.
SafeStart Trainer
HSE Pillar Member
Participate in Change Management
Routinely attend and support department safety meetings
Assist other HSE team members as needed
Provide HSE support to the site to achieve CBN.
Maintain all necessary skills.
Other duties as required.
Desired Skills
Initiative, self-direction with decision making and problem solving skills
Organizational skills and action planning Site Environmental Leader
Previous HS&E/OSHA experience
Experience in Key Element Audit or participation
Expert on the Job Training (EOJT) Job Aid approval
SAP Maintenance Planning and execution PM07's
Knowledgeable of SDS's and other chemical exposure guidelines
Microsoft Suite
Knowledge of corporate and regulatory compliance systems
Ability to correctly interpret P&ID diagrams
Priority setting
Good communication skills
Leadership.
Ability to work with and coach at all levels including leadership
Ability to understand and analyze data.
Penetration of details.
Organizing information.
Technical skills engineering fundamentals, e.g., reading and interpreting engineering drawings and flowcharts, interpreting data tables, technical troubleshooting; basic computer skills use of Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, etc.
Math fundamentals: be capable of basic mathematics operations, e.g., averages, means, percentages, solving simple algebraic equations and converting units for environmental equations.
Science fundamentals: basic chemistry understanding, acids, bases, pH, organic and inorganic chemistry, simple reactions.
Ability to read and understand, communicate with basic English.
Physical Requirements:
Meet essential functions of the role
Hot/Cold environments
Must be able to go up/down stairs unassisted
Job Location-Iowa City, IA
Job Description:
The role of a Site Environmental Leader includes essentially the following:
Understanding the P&G requirements as well as the legal framework for the systems they are responsible for at the site.
Determining laws and regulations applicability to the site and interpreting the impact on site operations.
Continually assessing compliance and leading resolution of outages.
Understanding the fundamentals of pollution control equipment applicable to the site (i.e. wastewater treatment facility, RTO, baghouses).
Assessing waste streams and characterizing per RCRA and/or other applicable regulation
Preparing and submitting required reports to various agencies
Setting goals and tracking performance against the goals.
Communicating results to site and regional leadership.
2) the role of the On Site Contractor & Visitor (OSCV) system owner includes:
Ensuring appropriate pre-selection processes are in place and used for all contractors.
Perform site OSCV DDS, focusing on High Risk Tasks
Ensuring compliance with health-related laws and regulations (Legal or P&G).
Ensuring that systems are in place to assure zero incidents and minimize work-related risks and illnesses.
Ensuring the contractor has a hazard identification and elimination system for defects and behaviors.
Ensuring the contractor executes risk assessments of work and implements countermeasures to eliminate risk.
3) The role of the Individual System Owner (ISO) includes (among other things)
Understand the individual system and its requirements, laws and regulations, and output.
Define an individual system in a proper system format.
Teach systems to others.
Manage and adjust the system to the site-specific needs.
Track performance of the system. For system specific role-descriptions for the ISO, pls.refer to the "Roles and Responsibilities Map" per system (available on the HS&E Knowledge-System), or get in contact with the global competency owner of the individual system in case of questions. Other HSE Duties:
Assist in training new hires.
SafeStart Trainer
HSE Pillar Member
Participate in Change Management
Routinely attend and support department safety meetings
Assist other HSE team members as needed
Provide HSE support to the site to achieve CBN.
Maintain all necessary skills.
Other duties as required.
Desired Skills
Initiative, self-direction with decision making and problem solving skills
Organizational skills and action planning Site Environmental Leader
Previous HS&E/OSHA experience
Experience in Key Element Audit or participation
Expert on the Job Training (EOJT) Job Aid approval
SAP Maintenance Planning and execution PM07's
Knowledgeable of SDS's and other chemical exposure guidelines
Microsoft Suite
Knowledge of corporate and regulatory compliance systems
Ability to correctly interpret P&ID diagrams
Priority setting
Good communication skills
Leadership.
Ability to work with and coach at all levels including leadership
Ability to understand and analyze data.
Penetration of details.
Organizing information.
Technical skills engineering fundamentals, e.g., reading and interpreting engineering drawings and flowcharts, interpreting data tables, technical troubleshooting; basic computer skills use of Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, etc.
Math fundamentals: be capable of basic mathematics operations, e.g., averages, means, percentages, solving simple algebraic equations and converting units for environmental equations.
Science fundamentals: basic chemistry understanding, acids, bases, pH, organic and inorganic chemistry, simple reactions.
Ability to read and understand, communicate with basic English.
Physical Requirements:
Meet essential functions of the role
Hot/Cold environments
Must be able to go up/down stairs unassisted
