EHS Specialist
GE Aerospace · Cincinnati, OH · 4 days ago
ManagementFull-time
About the role
The EHS Leader will be the focal responsible for developing, implementing, and tracking EHS solutions, procedures, and practices within the Services Technology Acceleration Center (STAC) that are compliant with regulatory and GE Aerospace policies.
Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain EHS programs, procedures, practices, licenses, permits and site-specific EHS documentation, records and plans to assure compliance with local regulation and GE Aerospace requirements (OSHA, NFPA, Internal policies and standards, etc.)
- Will be located at a manufacturing facility site and will provide day-to-day EHS support for that facility
- Experience in a specific area, such as industrial hygiene, injury & illness, ergonomics, electrical safety, process safety management, etc. and/or providing general health & safety advice and support
- Influence cross functional teams to operationalize and standardize EHS work practices
- Performs site EHS training, maintaining of EHS records, implementing, and updating site procedures and utilizing GE software systems for EHS file maintenance.
- Collaborate with Operations and other teams to implement programs to include change management and drive a proactive and positive safety culture
- Conduct EHS audits on the shop floor on a routine basis. Lead incident investigations and drive closure of effective corrective/ preventive actions
- Strong understanding of shop operations
- Lead injury and illness tracking, case management along with root cause analysis.
- Anticipate, recognize, evaluate, and control workplace health hazards.
- Assure good standing and action plans with GE’s Environmental Health & Safety Framework, piloting external contractors or vendors as needed
- Interface with environmental, health and safety regulatory agencies as needed
- Report the site permit/authorization required data to the authorities and report additional site data internally at the GE Aerospace Global level
- Acts as a resource for colleagues with less experience. May lead small projects with low risks and