What are the responsibilities and job description for the EHS Engineer position at CommScope?
The EHS/Facility engineer will be responsible for maintaining the Santa Ana and Pineville facility’s (shop floor, office spaces, security, utilities, etc…). The EHS/Facility engineer will develop, implement and maintains program and procedures necessary to ensure the overall environment, health, and safety performance of the unit per corporate guidelines.
1.2. Minimize workplace injury and illness through development, implementation and maintaining effective health, ergonomics and safety programs.
1.3. Liaison for local emergency response team.
1.4. Acting as point of contact and ownership for CMP, BIA and BC on behalf of CEX.
1.5. Promote continuous improvement of existing health and safety programs, procedures, and tools to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and best practices.
1.6. Knowledge of the local/city/state standards, codes, and regulations pertaining to the operations and maintenance of facilities.
1.7. Analyze EHS performance metrics, prepare reports, and make recommendations.
1.8. Ensure compliance to all local and corporate (CommScope) EH&S rules and regulations (audits, reporting, training and implementation of corrective actions).
1.9. Hazardous waste management, including collection, labeling, storage and disposal.
1.10. Provides project management leadership for EHS compliance projects.
2.2. Schedule contracted vendors to complete preventative maintenance services for various mechanical and regulatory requirements (ie. Fire inspection services).
2.3. Ability to analyze costs of services required for repair and building maintenance.
2.4. Creation, implementation and execution of maintenance plan for facility equipment (ie. Forklifts, Cherry picker, Air Compressor, A/C system, landscaping, janitorial)
Requirements
- EHS functions:
1.2. Minimize workplace injury and illness through development, implementation and maintaining effective health, ergonomics and safety programs.
1.3. Liaison for local emergency response team.
1.4. Acting as point of contact and ownership for CMP, BIA and BC on behalf of CEX.
1.5. Promote continuous improvement of existing health and safety programs, procedures, and tools to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and best practices.
1.6. Knowledge of the local/city/state standards, codes, and regulations pertaining to the operations and maintenance of facilities.
1.7. Analyze EHS performance metrics, prepare reports, and make recommendations.
1.8. Ensure compliance to all local and corporate (CommScope) EH&S rules and regulations (audits, reporting, training and implementation of corrective actions).
1.9. Hazardous waste management, including collection, labeling, storage and disposal.
1.10. Provides project management leadership for EHS compliance projects.
- Facilities functions:
2.2. Schedule contracted vendors to complete preventative maintenance services for various mechanical and regulatory requirements (ie. Fire inspection services).
2.3. Ability to analyze costs of services required for repair and building maintenance.
2.4. Creation, implementation and execution of maintenance plan for facility equipment (ie. Forklifts, Cherry picker, Air Compressor, A/C system, landscaping, janitorial)
Requirements
- Previous EHS/Facilities engineer experience
- Understands manufacturing best practices
- Knowledge of regulatory requirements from government agencies and organization, such as OSHA, EPA and ISO
- BS in engineering or equivalent
- CSP certified
- Engineer with strong EH&S affinity
- Spanish speaking a plus
- Structured worker
- Pragmatic and hands on
- Multiple open injury claims
- Past due with daily/weekly/monthly safety walks and internal violations resolutions
- Various open loop on facility repairs
- Past due on incident handling procedure
- Actively review and reduce the incident rate for both CA and NC
- Past due CMP/BIA/BC
- Past due corporate audit
- Past due IIPP
- Completion of requirements from AWS audit
