Safety (Ehs) Manager

Carlisle Construction Materials, a worldwide leading diversified manufacturer of premium building products and related technology, has an immediate opening for a Safety (EHS) Manager at its CCM Polyiso plant in Lake City, FL.

The Safety (EHS) Manager is responsible for ensuring each Carlisle Construction Material site is compliant with applicable CCM environment, health and safety policies and procedures. The specific reporting structure, department, classification, and additional non-safety related duties of this role all vary by plant and CCM Division.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Develop and possibly administer safety training for employees (including sales personnel, office, etc.)

• Ensure timely accident/incident investigations and ensure timely reporting to plant management

• Maintain site's emergency action plan(s)

• Manage compliance of facility environmental permits (air, stormwater)

• Manage waste activities (hazardous and non-hazardous) and the facility recycling program

• OSHA PSM and EPA RMP experience

• ISO 14001 experience

• Coordinate site's confined space, lockout, respiratory and hearing programs

• Schedule, lead, and be actively involved in safety committee meetings

• Maintain and manage a master list of environmental, health and safety corrective actions generated from the site's EH&S process

• Conduct the annual review of site-specific EH&S safety policies and update them as needed

• Maintain Hazcom requirements and keep SDS data current

• Coordinate Industrial Hygiene surveys as required (air, noise, ergonomics, etc.)

• Ensure that potential EH&S aspects (chemical, guarding, LOTO, fall, confined space, ergonomic, noise...) are reviewed for all new processes, materials, and equipment before use

• Coordinate the site's mobile equipment program

• Coordinate site's new employee and temporary labor safety on-boarding training

• Participate in safety condition walks and help administer any safe behavior observations

• Participate in other CCM EH&S initiatives and programs and/or coordinate key element of any safety process that is specific to the facility such as process safety management PSM

Working Conditions:

This position conducts its work in a manufacturing environment with normal to elevated temperatures and humidity range. Atmosphere may contain fumes, odors, fiberglass, dust, gas and poor ventilation. Typical shift is Monday through Friday with the occasional Saturday or Sunday if a crisis occurs in the plant.

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds occasionally.

• Ability to grasp, push, pull up to 50 pounds.

• Ability to sit, stand, walk, lift, reach above shoulders, bend, and twist.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Used:

While working on the production floor, eye and hearing protection is required at all times. Other forms of PPE may be required as defined by management.

Travel Requirement

Will be required to travel locally to meet with safety and medical vendors on occasion. Will travel less than 10% overnight for safety trainings and certifications. Other travel will be necessary as defined by management.