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EHS Manager

Shirley Parsons
CompanyShirley Parsons
CategorySafety & Environment
LocationKennewick
RemoteOn-site (inferred)
EmploymentNot stated
LevelManager
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted6 Aug 2026
Last verified10 Aug 2026
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Description
A global industrial manufacturing organization is seeking an EHS Manager to support a production facility in Kennewick, Washington. This person will be tasked with leading environmental compliance, strengthening safety culture, and advancing sustainable operations across a unionized workforce. It’s a strong opportunity to own the EHS function end‑to‑end while influencing long‑term operational and environmental performance. The Role • Lead and maintain all environmental, health, and safety programs to ensure regulatory compliance and protection of employees, contractors, and the surrounding community. • Manage environmental permitting, reporting, and compliance activities (air, wastewater, hazardous waste, stormwater, SPCC, SARA), while monitoring and preparing for emerging regulations. • Own ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 management systems, including audits, document control, and continuous improvement initiatives. • Drive incident investigations, risk assessments, corrective actions, and EHS performance reporting to site and regional leadership. • Promote a proactive, safety‑focused culture by leading training programs, employee engagement efforts, and the site safety committee. The Candidate • Experienced EHS professional with hands‑on responsibility for environmental compliance and industrial safety in a manufacturing environment. • Strong working knowledge of OSHA regulations, environmental permitting, ISO management systems, and continuous improvement methodologies. • Proven ability to lead audits, investigations, and training programs, and to influence across all levels of an organization, including in a union setting. • Bachelor’s degree in environmental, safety, or a related discipline; professional certifications such as CSP are strongly preferred. • Proactive, solutions‑oriented leader with a demonstrated commitment to environmental stewardship, employee well‑being, and sustainable operations.