Founded in 1906 as a one-man scrap metal operation, Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc., has become one of the nation's largest recyclers of scrap metal, a leading provider of used and recycled auto parts and a manufacturer of finished steel products.
With corporate headquarters based in Portland, Oregon, the company is comprised of three vertically integrated business units: the Metals Recycling Business, the Auto Parts Business and the Steel Manufacturing Business.
With a rapidly growing national and global reach, the company achieved record revenues of $3.64 billion in fiscal year 2008. Schnitzer Steel common stock is traded on the NASDAQ Stock Market under the symbol SCHN. Please refer to our websitewww.schnitzersteel.comfor detailed information regarding our company profile.
Essential Functions:
1) Lead and coordinate overall safety and environmental programs. Includes developing and maintaining written safety and environmental programs; implementing processes and training needed to meet all legal/government requirements in alignment with company needs.
2) Substantial time spent in field to assist operations in driving continuous improvements and compliance by making recommendations for improvements and providing risk assessments to managers and leaders of business operations. Administer effective safety and environmental awareness and incentive programs and foster the company safety and environmental goals.
3) Able to interpret and stay current on a variety standards, laws, and regulations applicable to the locations with frequent contact with all levels of the organization.
4) Responsible for developing and implementing procedures and behavioral applications that drive incident reduction.
5) Responsible for accident investigation and incident analysis and ensuring corrective actions are completed.
6) Provides health and safety, and environmental coaching/assistance to develop managers and safety/environmental teams.
7) Acts as a technical resource responsible for maintaining specific safety programs such as contractor safety, fall prevention, illness and injury prevention programs, accident investigations, hazard communication, emergency action plan and ergonomics programs. Create and maintain metrics to monitor performance in these areas.
8) Acts as technical resource responsible for maintaining environmental programs, licensing and permitting, recordkeeping and reporting requirements such as stormwater, groundwater, solid and hazardous waste, air emissions, and all other environmental media as required.
9) Prepare and submit permits, reports and records to regulatory agencies on time. Maintain on-site records for all regulatory requirements and due dates.
10)Produce and sustain company safety compliance, and environmental calendars with timely submittals of permit applications and fees, regulatory reports and plans (e.g., HMBP/HMIS, OSHA logs).
11)Manage safety and environmental related vendor contracts and budget (e.g., safety/environmental equipment providers, consultants, etc).
12)Position provides first line responsibility for preventing environmental violations and provides immediate environmental emergency responses to incidents, spills, releases, or accidents, including appropriate notifications to management and appropriate regulatory agencies.
13)Incumbent assists in site investigations as required, and remediation projects related to due diligence activities and other environmental and/or health and safety liabilities
14)Review construction plans to determine if pollution control considerations are adequate and provide technical supervision for construction and installation of pollution control equipment. Prepare proposals and cost estimates for future work. Maintain inventory of existing installations and their current status with regard to compliance with federal, state, and local regulatory laws.