EHS Manager (Environmental, Health, & Safety)
Chris Clevenger
Leadership ? Team Building ? Leadership Development ? Team Leadership ? Lean Manufacturing ? Continuous Improvement ? Change Management ? Employee Engagement ? Teamwork ? Operations Management
Job Title:?EHS Manager
Location:?McCarran, NV.
Must reside in commutable distance of McCarran, NV.?(This is an?Onsite?role, Remote & Hybrid work is not available.)
Skills:?EHS, CSP, CIH, CHMM, Safety Regulations
Experience level:?Mid-senior
Experience required:?3 Years
Education level:?Bachelor’s degree
Job function:?Management
Industry:?Packaging and Containers
Our client has an exciting opportunity for an?Environmental, Health, & Safety Manager?to provide technical leadership and support the environmental, industrial hygiene and safety (EHS) activities. Supporting the Core Values of Passion, Teamwork and Excellence and under the direction of the Plant Manager, the?EHS Manager?is responsible for Employee Health and Safety, Environmental Compliance, and Sustainability programs within the facility.
This role will be responsible for:
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Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $75,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year
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Work Location: One location
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Have a good one and stay safe!
Thank you,
Chris Clevenger
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