The EHS coordinator provides environmental, health, safety, and security support to the EHS Manager to the Site. You will be accountable for assisting with the directing of EHS activities Titchfield, establishing EHS objectives and targets, internal reporting of EHS performance and ensuring documents are available in the local languages.

You will ensure accurate and complete EHS reporting of metrics, assuring closure of MESH and regulatory findings on a timely basis, assisting with the completion of required training for site personnel, assisting with the public and governmental authorities with any adverse finding and enforcement actions and creating a strong EHS culture that engages employees throughout the site in EHS teams and processes.

The EHS coordinator will assist in achieving EHS targets and objectives, development, maintenance, and working on goals in support of corporate and business group EHS strategic initiatives. You will carry out risk assessments at the site to identify critical EHS hazards and aspects.  Works as part of the team to create targets and objectives to reduce risk and environmental impact. In addition to this, you will identify appropriate leading and lagging indicators to track performance against targets and objectives and support creation of EHS goals for the site EHS manager and appropriate activity-based goals to drive EHS culture, compliance, and results.

Additional responsibilities include:

• Supporting the EHS manager in the assignment of MESH element champions and facilitates their training and engagement in ownership of the MESH elements.
• Drives and promotes zero incident safety culture throughout site.
• Works towards third party recognition for programs that establish the site and Eaton's EHS program as world class.
• Maintains the training matrices to ensure that all training is defined and tracked to completion.

To be successful in this role you will have comprehension of Eaton, industry, state, and country EHS requirements as well as strong team and organisational skills as well as the ability to demonstrate managerial support. You will also have experience with an emphasis in environmental, health and safety program management and employee training.  

Additional requirements include:

• NEBOSH Certificate in occupational safety or equivalent.

Professional certification (recommended) (Certified Safety Professional, Certified Industrial Hygienist, Certified Hazardous Materials, or country equivalent where available).