EHS Program Lead - Safety & Compliance Champion

Sysco; Florida; Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Sysco is seeking an intermediate-level EHS site expert to support assigned business units and the field safety team. The role partners with the EHS function to implement the global EHS management system and help drive compliance across multiple sites.

The incumbent will execute injury prevention programs, lead risk assessments, and develop standardized safety policies to reduce injury and loss. Occasional travel to Sysco facilities in the US will be required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree with major coursework in EHS, risk management, safety/industrial/environmental engineering or related field.
• Master's Degree preferred in EHS or related field.
• 3+ years of EHS program management experience in large multi-site companies.

Responsibilities

• Execute injury prevention programs and foster a world class safety culture.
• Identify, assess, and control site-level hazards; investigate incidents and produce root-cause analysis reports.
• Deliver and track compliance training per regulations and Sysco policy; identify gaps based on injury trends.
• Support workers' compensation processes and promote safe return-to-work.
• Collaborate with leaders to manage EHS resources, projects, and decisions.
• Contribute to design of standardized safety systems, policies and training to reduce risk.
• Support environmental compliance and workers' compensation, GL, motor vehicle and property damage claims.

Skills

EHS knowledge

Incident investigation

Training delivery

Regulatory compliance

Communication skills

Hazard assessment

Education

Bachelor's degree in EHS or related field

Master's degree preferred

Job description

Sysco is seeking an intermediate-level EHS site expert to support assigned business units and the field safety team. The role partners with the EHS function to implement the global EHS management system and help drive compliance across multiple sites.

The incumbent will execute injury prevention programs, lead risk assessments, and develop standardized safety policies to reduce injury and loss. Occasional travel to Sysco facilities in the US will be required.