Assistant Manager EHS

Job Summary 

The Asst. Manager-EHS will be responsible for Cast Iron Rings plant ensuring the respective plant level implementation, and maintenance of EHS systems, programs and initiatives to support Tenneco’s conformance with applicable EHS legal and other requirements and to minimize EHS legal risks and liabilities.

Job Responsibilties 

• Coordinated and consistent implementation of Tenneco’s EHS policy, procedures, standards and guidance documents, programs, and initiatives, EHS Management System, and other enterprise requirements. 

• Implementation & adherence of work permit system, contractor and visitor safety management system.

• To advise usage of proper & good quality PPE at workplace. Coordinating safety Awareness & Events.

• Evaluate and assess the internal EHS incident reporting process/system including participating in root cause investigation, development of corrective and preventive action plans, communication of lessons learned and usage of electronic incident reporting tool.

• Identify, monitor, track, drive, and report leading and lagging EHSS metrics and KPIs metrics to ensure site level engagement and transparent communication.  

• Participate in and support corporate EHS audit program and other internal assessment measures for all applicable Tenneco locations.

• Develop and present plant specific EHS trainings in line with EHS training matrix/deployment plan(s) covering both legal and Tenneco EHS requirements.

• Facilitates process of industrial hygiene, ergonomic evaluations to ensure compliance with EHS regulations and Tenneco requirements. Specific attention is needed to evaluate and ensure compliance with local EHS requirements.

• Maintain records; Training, Incident Reporting and corrective action taken.

Education and Experience

• Minimum of a four (4) year degree (Bachelor of Science) in Occupational Health and/or Safety, Industrial Hygiene, environmental discipline or equivalent, engineering or another field desired. Relevant advanced degree preferred.
• Minimum of 5-7 years of experience with an emphasis in environmental, health and safety