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Tyson Foods is seeking a senior professional to lead Environmental and Safety Programs across multiple facilities. The role emphasizes coordinating training, maintaining compliance with environmental regulations, and managing programs for wastewater, stormwater, and waste handling.
You will ensure site readiness for regulatory inspections, develop training materials, and drive incident investigations while interacting with facility personnel and regulators. Extensive travel is required.
This senior-level position is responsible for managing Environmental and Safety Programs at multiple facilities to ensure compliance with all federal, state, and local environmental and safety laws and regulations. A key aspect of this role includes conducting, coordinating, and maintaining records of training on applicable environmental and safety topics.
Environmental responsibilities include managing Clean Water Act compliance issues, including NPDES-permitted wastewater and stormwater discharges. Additional duties may include developing and implementing nutrient management plans for company farms; managing spills, non-hazardous and hazardous waste programs; implementing pollution prevention initiatives; overseeing Community Right-to-Know programs, including Form R, Tier II, and Risk Management Plans; addressing Clean Air Act compliance issues; managing noise and odor complaints; overseeing water conservation and recycling efforts; and performing other duties as needed.
Safety responsibilities include coordinating disaster recovery and contingency planning for all operations within the complex; implementing accident prevention strategies; maintaining safety-related programs, including instructor certifications; developing training materials; conducting and supervising safety training programs; coordinating and conducting annual evacuation drills at all facilities; ensuring the proper completion of incident investigations; responding to OSHA complaints and inspections; and performing other duties as needed.
This position requires a high level of initiative, as well as the ability to effectively interact and communicate with facility personnel, corporate leadership, regulatory agencies, and the general public. Developing and maintaining positive relationships with regulatory agencies is essential.
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