pThe Manager, Environmental, Health Safety (EHS) is responsible for leading and managing all aspects of EHS programs across a specialty chemical manufacturing site(s). This role ensures compliance with internal standards and external regulations while fostering a strong safety culture. The EHS Manager may oversee a team of professionals and collaborate with cross-functional departments to drive continuous improvement in safety performance and environmental stewardship. /ph3Duties Responsibilities /h3ulliLead the development and implementation of EHS policies and procedures in compliance with global and regional regulations. /liliPromote a Zero Incident' culture through leadership, training, and engagement with employees at all levels. /liliOversee occupational health and safety programs, environmental compliance, and emergency response planning. /liliConduct regular site audits, risk assessments, and incident investigations to ensure continuous improvement. /liliManage EHS training programs, including content development, delivery, and competency assessments. /liliAdminister and maintain compliance programs such as LOTO, Confined Space, Hazard Communication, Hot Work, Respiratory Protection, etc. and ensure they align with both the Legal and Michelman Global EHS Standard requirements. /liliEnsure compliance with hazardous and non-hazardous waste disposal regulations and maintain accurate reporting. /liliCollaborate with external consultants and regulatory agencies to maintain environmental permits and compliance. /liliPrepare various internal, external and legal reports /liliCollect data and input environmental metrics /liliManage integrated management system (ISO 14001) together with Quality Manager (ISO 9001), organize internal audits, external audits, management review… /liliMonitor and report on EHS performance metrics and drive initiatives to improve key performance indicators. /liliReview new chemicals, equipment, and processes for safety and environmental impact. /liliLead and support the regional/local safety committees and contribute to global EHS strategy development. /liliDevelop EHS Key Performance Indicators for the site in order that EHS performance can be measured and assessed. Align KPIs with the Michelman Corporate EHS direction. /liliResource, mentor and support the staff on the plant floor. /liliPerform related duties as assigned or as the situation dictates. /li /ulh3Knowledge, Skills Abilities /h3pRequired: /pulliExpertise in both occupational and process safety within a chemical manufacturing environment. /liliStrong knowledge of regional/local and other relevant EHS regulations. /liliExcellent analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills. /liliEffective oral and written communication skills. /liliProven ability to manage multiple projects and lead cross-functional teams. /liliDemonstrated ability to influence and collaborate with stakeholders at all levels. /liliExperience in managing EHS budgets and performing financial calculations. /liliExperience with EHS auditing practices /liliExperience with ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards /liliExperience working in a Global EHS matrix organization and with a Global EHS Management System. /liliAbility and willingness to travel internationally as requested. /li /ulpPreferred: /pulliExperience with global EHS standards and international regulatory compliance. /liliProficiency in digital tools for EHS data management and reporting. /li /ulh3Education and Experience /h3pRequired: /pulliTechnical master degree – preferably with knowledge in chemistry or with several years of experience in a similar function. /liliUniversity certificate in Environmental Health and Safety (level 1 prevention advisor). /liliMinimum 3-5 years of safety management experience in chemical manufacturing or process management. /liliFluency in written and verbal French and English /li /ulpPreferred: /pulliAdvanced degree in a related field. /liliLevel 1 or 2 training as prevention advisor completion or a path to get Level 1 training completed prior to May 2028. /li /ulh3Work Environment Conditions /h3pThis role operates in a chemical manufacturing environment with exposure to industrial processes and materials. /ppThe EHS Manager is expected to maintain a visible presence on the plant floor and may be required to travel to regional and global sites. /ppThe position involves use of personal protective equipment, and participation in emergency response activities. /p
