Health & Safety Lead

The Opportunity: An opportunity to work for a leader in the infrastructure, construction, and transportation sectors. The company's products are critical to supporting the growing infrastructure needs in North America, particularly on large-scale, impactful projects.

We are seeking a Health, Safety & Environmental professional, to cover the company's South Californian operations, and interested in working for an organization that emphasizes the production of sustainable products, such as recycled aggregates and energy-efficient infrastructure materials.

Company: Leading producer of aggregates and infrastructure products
Location: Covering 9 sites across Southern California
Salary: $100,000 - $130,000 + Bonus
Reporting To: Regional Divisional Manager
Operations: Recycling / Aggregates / Infrastructure / Construction Materials

Core Responsibilities:

• Be the most senior company EHS representative across the region
• Ensure the continuous implementation and improvement of environmental, health and safety training program, putting employee safety as a priority
• Participate in new inductions and employee training in EHS.
• Conduct internal audits to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local EHS standards, and regulations.
• Document and report all EHS incidents.
• Environmental sampling from all facilities to ensure compliance with regulations.
• Conduct and report record keeping requirements for environmental regulatory reporting.
• Maintain records for permit requirements.
• Build strong working relationships with site and corporate teams, emphasizing environmental, health and safety initiatives.
• Local commuting 75% of time to various Southern California locations.

Key Requirements:

• Degree educated or relevant expereince - EHS related field
• Industry experience - Mining, Cement, Aggregates, Construction, Infrastructure Projects
• Regulatory experience with CALOSHA Title 8, OSHA 1910 and 1926
• Regulatory experience with CA Waterboard, CARB, and other CA environmental agencies
• Extensive fieldwork experience
• Knowledge of federal, state, and local regulations
• Stakeholder engagement and relationship building skills
• Valid driving license and ability to travel across multiple states