Regional EHS Manager - North (Onsite, High Impact)

Neogen; Wisconsin; On-site; USD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Neogen’s Regional EHS Manager - North leads Environmental, Health, and Safety programs across the Northern U.S. and Canada, onsite near Madison, WI, supporting multiple facilities including manufacturing, distribution, R&D, and labs.

You will develop strategic EHS, security, and risk plans, oversee multi-site programs, and act as a technical expert on compliance matters. The role requires 7+ years in EHS, strong NFPA/EPCRA knowledge, and up to 50% travel.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in an EHS-related field or science/engineering field required.
• EHS certifications (CSP, CHMM, CIH) a plus.
• Min. 7+ years of direct EHS experience in biotech/chemical/related industries.
• Experience with Env. Compliance, PSM, RCRA LQG, hazardous waste disposal, SPCC/SWPPP, EPCRA Tier II & TRI reporting.
• NFPA codes for flammable liquids/gases and Life Safety Codes experience.
• Willingness to travel up to 50%.

Responsibilities

• Own and implement EHS programs to ensure injury prevention and regulatory compliance.
• Develop and drive strategic EHS, Security, and Risk Control plans.
• Oversee multi-site EHS programs including environmental and safety domains.
• Lead investigations into incidents and implement corrective actions.
• Develop site environmental management plans with timely reporting and permitting.
• Drive data-informed decision making using KPI and analytics.

Skills

Machine safety

Hazardous waste

Chemical management

PSM

RCRA LQG

EPCRA reporting

NFPA codes

Incident investigation

Data analytics

KPIs / metrics

Lean Six Sigma

Ergonomic risk assessment

Education

Bachelor's degree in EHS/Science/Engineering

Job description

Neogen’s Regional EHS Manager - North leads Environmental, Health, and Safety programs across the Northern U.S. and Canada, onsite near Madison, WI, supporting multiple facilities including manufacturing, distribution, R&D, and labs.

You will develop strategic EHS, security, and risk plans, oversee multi-site programs, and act as a technical expert on compliance matters. The role requires 7+ years in EHS, strong NFPA/EPCRA knowledge, and up to 50% travel.