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The Health and Safety Senior Manager leads health and safety programs across the Mid-Atlantic Division, protecting employees, visitors, and contractors while ensuring compliance with Veolia H&S standards and all applicable regulations. This role provides strategic leadership for division-wide H&S initiatives and directly manages one H&S professional.
Job Responsibility:
Develops, implements, and manages comprehensive H&S policies, procedures, and program elements across the Mid-Atlantic Division to drive safety culture transformation and behavioral excellence in alignment with Veolia Standards
Leads the Mid-Atlantic Division Health & Safety leadership team in developing corporate H&S standards, strategic planning, budget development, and goal setting
provides executive-level mentorship to H&S professionals and Project Safety Coordinators while serving as primary liaison between Division Operations and corporate HSS management
Directs the development of division-wide HSS training resources and oversees field coaching programs
manages one H&S professional to ensure consistent delivery and effectiveness across all locations
Oversees division-level risk assessments and develops comprehensive H&S risk reduction strategies to systematically reduce injuries and incidents across multiple facilities and operations
Manages H&S audit programs and worksite inspection protocols across the Mid-Atlantic Division
serves as senior subject matter expert in health and safety disciplines (OSHA regulations, LOTO, JSA, Confined Space, PSM/RMP) and provides technical guidance to operations leadership
Oversees division-wide H&S training compliance, monitors training effectiveness metrics, and ensures regulatory compliance across all Mid-Atlantic facilities through direct management of H&S staff and training initiatives
Directs incident investigation processes for injuries, vehicle incidents, and significant events across the division
ensures thorough root cause analysis, prepares executive-level investigation reports, and coordinates with workers’ compensation coordinators and legal counsel
Leads effective case management strategies for employee injuries across the division and manages workers’ compensation claims to optimize outcomes and control costs
Designs and implements division-wide behavioral-based safety programs customized to diverse operational environments and specific site needs
Establishes and maintains division-level H&S data management systems, analyzes trends across multiple facilities, reviews consolidated OSHA logs, and delivers strategic H&S performance reports to senior operational management
Provides H&S consultation to Engineering and Operations departments for capital projects and operational changes across the Mid-Atlantic Division
Leads project management for strategic H&S initiatives across the division, including resource allocation, timeline management, and stakeholder coordination
Requirements:
Bachelor of Science Degree in Safety, Environmental Engineering, or equivalent
5-7 years of related experience in HSS compliance
Work experience in the construction industry
Strong organizational, oral, written and interpersonal skills
Strong writing, coaching, and teaching skills
Ability to balance changing and potentially conflicting priorities
Ability to self-organize, prioritize and drive own work schedule
Ability to interact with all levels within the BU
Proficient knowledge of Google programs including Sheets, Docs, Gmail and Slides
Maintain specialized knowledge of safety regulations and industry consensus safety guidelines
Willing and able to work in the field with field staff evaluating, coaching and supporting safety, health, and security extensively
Must be available (24/7) to respond to & assist with health and safety incidents or emergencies
Willing to work extended work schedules (as needed)
Authorization by the OSHA Training Institute as an authorized instructor on OSHA Standards for general industry
CSP (Certified Safety Professional), or ability to acquire CSP designation
Nice to have:
CHMM (Certified Hazardous Materials Manager) is a plus
Certifications issued by AWWA and other recognized industrial safety organizations on topics relevant to conducting specific safety training courses and responding to hazardous materials handling operations and chemical spill/release incidents