{"id":1898,"date":"2023-03-30T18:47:37","date_gmt":"2023-03-30T22:47:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mriomega.com\/?p=1898"},"modified":"2025-09-05T01:40:43","modified_gmt":"2025-09-05T05:40:43","slug":"cleveland-ehs-manager-219948-cshm-chemical-pharma-automotive-stamping-machining-assembly-multi-site-permitting-training-program-development","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mriomega.com\/index.php\/ehs\/cleveland-ehs-manager-219948-cshm-chemical-pharma-automotive-stamping-machining-assembly-multi-site-permitting-training-program-development\/","title":{"rendered":"Cleveland EHS Manager (219948) CSHM \/ Chemical, Pharma, Automotive \/ Stamping, Machining, Assembly \/ Multi-site \/ Permitting, Training, Program Development"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Cleveland area Environmental, Health & Safety professional with a proven track record of implementing & managing successful safety & workers’ compensation systems in fast-paced, highly competitive environments.<\/strong> He has a degree in Biology from Kent State, is a Certified Health and Safety Manager CSHM, and is a Kaizen and Lean Manufacturing Trainer.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n\n\n

He has a strong history of lowering accidents\/injuries, workers’ compensation claims, and premium costs. He has managed EHS programs for 13 facilities in 6 countries to meet company business objectives. <\/strong>He is a veteran in managing all aspects of workers’ compensation from claim filing through return to work. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

This Game Changer can hit the floor running to design\/implement programs that will reduce recordables, lower costs and achieve safety goals while keeping your site and permits in compliance!<\/strong> He is currently employed but the company is undergoing a restructuring and he is looking for a more stable environment with a manufacturing company. This EHS Leader brings a big bag of EHS tools, experience, and most importantly an award-winning track record of success. He has achieved millions of hours worked with no lost time industry. He had been recognized for his achievements by his employers. <\/strong>This is an opportunity to raise the bar with an EHS Leader who is a proven performer. His exceptional experience includes:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2022 Skilled in implementing safety improvement, employee incentives, and recognition programs.
\u2022 History of managing multiple safety & environmental initiatives
\u2022 Human Resources Generalist and Fleet Management experience, offering employers added capability beyond EH&S.
\u2022 Ability to transition easily between corporate executives and hourly employees.
\u2022 ESH Manager for 13 facilities in 6 countries.<\/strong>
\u2022 Responsible for all EHS aspects in the turn-around effort of 790 employees unionized Wooster, Grand Rapids, and Clyde, Ohio metal stamping facilities.
\u2022 Lead a team of 5
\u2022 Created new safety orientation program for all temporary and direct hires.
o New employee incident rate dropped by 40% since the program’s inception<\/strong>
\u2022 Directed return to work program and workers’ compensation claim management program for all facilities.
o Over 1.5 million man hours worked without lost time injury since Sept. 2019.<\/strong>
\u2022 2021 – Added responsibility for managing EHS for 3 tooling\/automation facilities in Michigan.
\u2022 Managed all aspects of employee safety and workers’ compensation for companies – three subsidiaries, each employing a remote workforce totaling 1300 employees in 46 states.<\/strong>
\u2022 Taught NSC defensive driving classes to 1000+ employees nationwide to lower vehicle incidents & accident costs.
\u2022 Created hazard-specific safety tailboards, newsletters, and trade magazine articles for three companies.
\u2022 Lowered company TRIR by 75% (2009: 4.8 \u2013 2018: 1.2) while the company quadrupled in size.<\/strong>
\u2022 Managed Fleet Department growth from 300-750 vehicles<\/strong>
\u2022 Reduced Workers’ Comp claim costs by $268,000 (05-08)<\/strong>
\u2022 2008: Plant earned President\u2019s Award for working 1 year without a lost time injury. (Total: 447 days w\/o lost time)
\u2022 Reduced accident costs by 42% from 1999 to 2003.<\/strong>
4+ million hours worked w\/o lost time injury – awarded \u201cBest Record\u201d in Rubber mfg. SIC code by National Safety<\/strong> Council.<\/strong>
\u2022 Awarded Leon Frederick Corporate Safety Award in 1998, 1999, and 2000 for best division safety performance.<\/strong>
\u2022 Responsible for compliance and employee training for all applicable OSHA, DOT, and EPA regulations in a chemical manufacturing environment of 120 employees.
\u2022 Coordinated permits to Install \/ Operate new process equipment.
\u2022 Managed air monitoring program, TRI, SARA Title III reporting, and air emissions reports.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u2022 Multi-site EHS
\u2022 Chemical Plant Operations
\u2022 Machining Operations
\u2022 Assembly Operations
\u2022 Heavy Industrial Manufacturing
\u2022 Metal Stamping Operations
\u2022 Automotive Manufacturing
\u2022 Warehouse Operations
\u2022 Pharma Operations
\u2022 Unionized Plants
\u2022 Working Plant Turnarounds
\u2022 Change Management
\u2022 Training Contractors On Site
\u2022 Team Leadership
\u2022 Identifying compliance gaps
\u2022 Identifying ergonomic issues
\u2022 Plant floor experience
\u2022 Risk Assessments
\u2022 Design Of Plans \/ Programs
\u2022 EH&S Software
\u2022 Liaison With State \/ Federal Regulatory Agencies
\u2022 State \/ Federal Reporting
\u2022 Administering MSDS program
\u2022 Change Management
\u2022 Chemical Inventory program
\u2022 Emergency Response
\u2022 Environmental Compliance
\u2022 Air Permitting Compliance
\u2022 Title V Emissions
\u2022 Negotiating With Regulatory Agencies
\u2022 NPDES permits
\u2022 RCRA Permitting
\u2022 Underground Storage Permitting UST
\u2022 Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPP)
\u2022 EPA Regulations \/ State Regulations
\u2022 Government regulations
\u2022 SARA Compliance
\u2022 Hazardous Waste Management
\u2022 HAZCOM, HAZMAT, HAZWOPER
\u2022 Identifying compliance gaps
\u2022 Internal Audits
\u2022 ISO14000, ISO14001 standards
\u2022 Managing Exposure Programs
\u2022 Manufacturing Plants
\u2022 MSDS
\u2022 Product Regulatory Information
\u2022 Risk Assessments
\u2022 Selecting personal protection equipment
\u2022 Supervising Teams
\u2022 Soil Pollution
\u2022 State agency reporting
\u2022 TSCA (Toxic Substances Control Act) Regulations
\u2022 Lowering Company TRIR
\u2022 Reducing Workers Comp Claim Costs
\u2022 Reducing Accident Costs
\u2022 Hazardous Waste Management
\u2022 Training Contractors
\u2022 Safety Audits
\u2022 Safety Team Leadership
\u2022 Establishing Safety Goals
\u2022 Safety Awards \/ Recognition
\u2022 Improving Safety Performance
\u2022 Maintaining Safety Records \/ Metrics
\u2022 Organizing \/ Scheduling Safety Meetings
\u2022 Lockout \/ Tagout Procedures
\u2022 Root Cause Analysis
\u2022 Confined Space Safety Standards
\u2022 Safety Management Information Systems
\u2022 New Employee Orientation
\u2022 Equipment Safety Training
\u2022 Coordinating Fall Protection Program
\u2022 Respirator Training
\u2022 S.T.O.P. Safety Training Operators Program<\/p>\n\n\n\n

EDUCATION<\/strong>
\u2022 Bachelor of Science \u2013 Biology \/ Kent State University, Kent, Ohio<\/p>\n\n\n\n

TRAINING\/CERTIFICATIONS<\/strong>
\u2022 Kaizen and Lean Manufacturing Trainer
\u2022 Industrial Hygiene training – Ohio BWC Division of Safety & Hygiene
\u2022 OSHA 40-hour Hazardous waste\/Emergency operations certification
\u2022 DOT HM-181 Hazardous Material & First Responder training
\u2022 Human Resource Generalist Training
\u2022 Certified Health and Safety Mgr. – IHMM
\u2022 Authorized OSHA\/Cal OSHA General Industry Trainer
\u2022 Certified Nat Safety Council<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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