The role focuses on managing safety oversight in a region, ensuring compliance with regulations, conducting audits, and promoting a positive safety culture.
Job Purpose:
Our Regional Safety and Security Manager will provide EHS leadership and technical expertise to Veritiv/OPS divisions in the region to ensure the protection and safety of Veritiv/OPS co-workers and the environment.Job Responsibilities:
● Deliver oversight and guidance to the region on all matters related to safety and security. Requires in-depth knowledge of local safety regulations as they apply to manufacturing and warehouse settings.● Partner with Regional Business Leaders to identify, prioritize and manage safety and security risks.
● Utilize experience and safety technical expertise to assist co-workers at all organizational levels with ad hoc problem-solving and issue resolution.
● Engage in open and honest dialogue with co-workers at all organizational levels to encourage a positive safety culture and establish a proactive approach of bring forward issues, concerns and suggestions.
● Conduct safely audits and inspections to monitor safety performance and compliance with standards. Prepare and maintain necessary documentation and reports.
● Provide and/or coordinates safety training.
● Ensure regulatory reports are completed and submitted in an accurate and timely fashion.
● Oversee incident investigations and partners with cross-functional team members to manage post-incident process.
● Collaborate with functional safety team to develop and continuously improve company safety policies, procedures and training programs.
Additional Responsibilities & Qualifications:
● This position pays between $120,000 to $130,000.
● Fluent in both English and Spanish preferred.
Work Experience:
● 2+ years working in a warehouse environment. Distribution warehousing experience preferred.● Professional safety, environmental, and DOT management experience. General knowledge of applicable safety, environmental. and DOT governmental regulations, specifically OSHA, EPA, and DOT and their applications if required.Education:
● Bachelor's Degree PreferredWhat We Offer
- Engaging and inclusive culture with employee-led Employee Resource Groups, Veritiv Cultural Alliance, recognition platform, etc.
- Extensive training opportunities, professional development programs, career pathing, and mentorship opportunities.
- Collaborative atmosphere with our customers and suppliers to create healthier, safer and more sustainable communities through our responsible operations and innovative solutions.
- Healthcare benefits, 401k, paid time off and tuition reimbursement.
About Veritiv
Together with its subsidiaries, Veritiv is the leading full-service provider of packaging solutions. Veritiv also provides JanSan, hygiene, print and publishing products and services. Veritiv serves customers in a wide range of industries, through team members around the world helping shape the success of its customers. For more information, visit www.veritiv.com and connect with the Company on LinkedIn.
Top Skills
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Incident Investigation
Safety Audits
Safety Regulations
Safety Training
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