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A manufacturing company in Johor is seeking an EHS Manager responsible for implementing EHS measures and ensuring compliance with local regulations. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in safety and health, along with 2-3 years of relevant experience in the manufacturing sector. The role includes overseeing waste management, conducting safety assessments, and leading training for emergency response.
Position Description for EHS Manager in the Factory
Position Name: EHS Manager
Department: EHS Department
Direct Supervisor: Factory Manager
Position Number: Not filled
Position Staffing: 1 person
Direct Subordinates: N/A
This position is primarily responsible for implementing EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety) measures within manufacturing facilities. The EHS Manager is required to oversee whether the company complies with Malaysian regulations (such as DOSH, DOE), coordinate waste and chemical management, and lead safety measures in the workplace.
Ensure that the factory operations comply with the "Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994", "Factories and Machinery Act 1967" and "Environmental Quality Act 1974", and submit reports to DOSH, DOE, etc.
Specific waste materials and CEPSWAM managementManage the storage, marking, transfer and disposal of factory waste in accordance with the CEPSWAM standards.
Environmental MonitoringMonitor the factory's emissions and noise levels, and ensure timely reporting to the DOE.
Chemical waste managementSupervise the safe storage and use of industrial chemical waste products in the production process.
Personal protection and glove monitoringTrack and control the usage of PPE, especially in high-risk areas for the management and supervision of factory waste such as gloves.
Safety planning and risk assessmentDevelop factory-specific safety plans, conduct HIRARC risk assessments, and promote preventive measures.
Training and Emergency Response TeamProvide EHS training and drills for production staff, and lead the emergency response team.
PowerHas the right to suspend unsafe operations.
It can issue safety violation reports.
Has the authority to approve the distribution of PPE and the corrective measures.