Job Title: Lead, Environmental Health & SafetyJob Location: Trenton, ONJob Code: 46411Job Schedule: Day ShiftCompensation Range: Between $100,000 - $150,000 annuallyL3Harris is seeking an Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Lead in its L3 MAS division; Canada's premier aircraft support integrator. The successful candidate will join the MAS EHS team and be located in Trenton, Ontario, supporting several operations across the country, and will join a network of EHS professionals around the globe.
The EHS Lead, with direction and support of the MAS EHS Team, will be responsible for implementing, and maintaining the policies, programs, and procedures within the L3Harris EHS management system, and will ensure compliance with all federal, provincial, local, and customer EHS requirements.
The EHS Lead must serve as a change agent and demonstrate the ability to guide operations leaders in implementing EHS programs, building a zero injury culture, and minimizing impact on the environment.
An Environment, Health & Safety Lead at L3 MAS:- Supports all aspects of EHS&S performance, including injury reduction and avoidance, environmental sustainability initiatives, and meeting EHS&S regulatory and company requirements.
- Conducts workplace surveys, safety audits, risks assessments, etc. and advises management of conditions requiring corrective action and tracks resolutions to an effective closure.
- Focuses on continuous improvement and management of change of EHS&S programs in processes, systems, and products. Focus areas: Ergonomics, Fall Protection, Confined Spaces, Electrical Safety, Hazard and Risk Assessments, Hazardous Waste Large Quantity Generator, Air Quality and Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan.
- Supports incident investigations and data/trend analysis to determine root cause, produces and maintains necessary documentation and ensures that all applicable reporting requirements are performed accurately and in a timely manner.
- Ensure dissemination of ownership responsibilities for regulatory, corporate, and internal obligations throughout all business functions. Develop written programs to define and training programs to disseminate these responsibilities. Audit work practices to ensure adherence by employees and enforcement by management.
- Works independently to evaluate programs, and identify trends and appropriate action plans.
- Remains current with all applicable regulations and company policies.
- Establishes and maintains necessary contacts with local, provincial and federal regulatory agencies.
- Ensures that all applicable internal and external reporting requirements are performed accurately and in a timely manner;
- Provides/supports EHS briefings and training sessions as appropriate to fulfill regulatory requirements and foster a safe working environment.
- Maintains required records in accordance with regulatory and L3Harris requirements, to include but not limited to site permits and licenses, training, certifications, inspections, audits, etc.
- Actively participate in the local safety committee and engages employees to take ownership of EHS;
- Supports the standardization of EHS processes across the enterprise.
- Work is performed in multiple locations and environments to include offices, laboratories, manufacturing areas, hangars, flight lines, and customer location support;
- Flexible to support off-shift or weekend activities and response measures, and able to travel up to 25% as needed; and
- Performs related duties or special projects as directed.
Qualifications:- Requires practical knowledge of job area typically obtained through advanced education combined with experience;
- Bachelor's Degree and a minimum of 8 years of prior related experience;
- Graduate Degree or equivalent with 4 to 6 years of prior related experience;
- Strong technical understanding of occupational health, safety and environmental regulations, and practices under federal and provincial regulations;
- Experience developing and authoring risk assessments, policies, and training programs;
- Excellent communication skills (written, verbal, presentation); and
- Proficient computer and technical application skills.
Preferred Additional Skills:- Bi-lingual in French and English;
- EHS-related professional accreditations;
- ISO 14001:2015 and 45001:2018 experience;
- Strong root cause analysis skills;
- Experience using and leveraging EHS common tools and systems, such as Gensuite;
- Strong teamwork, interpersonal, problem-solving, and analysis skills;
- Exhibits sound judgment and professionalism in all situations; and
- Self-directed, with demonstrated ability to manage multiple tasks and assess priorities effectively.
Eligibility Criteria (Mandatory):- Must be eligible for registration to the Controlled Goods Program; and
- Must be eligible to obtaining and maintaining the government of Canada's "Reliability" status and Level 2 (Secret) security clearance.
