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Environmental Health & Safety Manager at Anduril | LAYIQ

Own the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of the site's EHS management system and programs, and drive them to scale as the site grows
Serve as the site's senior EHS subject‑matter expert and primary interface and liaison with site leadership, employees, customers, auditors, and regulators
Lead incident and near‑miss investigations, including root cause analysis, and drive corrective and preventive actions to closure
Establish and run the cadence of routine EHS inspections of manufacturing and warehouse areas, documenting conditions and driving findings to closure
Own the site's EHS risk profile — performing and directing risk assessments and job hazard analyses for manufacturing operations and ensuring controls are implemented
Own hazardous waste management, including proper characterization, handling, labeling, and storage, and ensure the site meets all generator obligations
Ensure compliance with safety programs and standards including hazard communication, fall protection, respiratory protection, lockout/tagout (LOTO), machine guarding, powered and hand tools, electrical safety, emergency response, and chemical management
Own regulatory compliance documentation and recordkeeping — OSHA logs, environmental permits, waste manifests, and reporting — and keep the site audit‑ready at all times
Lead internal audits, track findings to closure, and report EHS performance and leading/lagging indicators to site and functional leadership
Provide technical leadership and mentorship to other EHS staff and site personnel, influencing safe behaviors across departments through expertise rather than positional authority
Partner heavily with Operations, Facilities, and other departments to guide, teach, and embed EHS into how the site runs
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
7+ years of experience implementing and overseeing environmental, health, and safety programs, including serving as the senior or lead EHS professional for a site or program
Deep working knowledge of 29 CFR 1910 General Industry
Working knowledge of 40 CFR Parts 260–279 Hazardous Waste Management, and familiarity with EPA and state environmental regulations
Hands‑on command of core EHS activities: inspections, incident/near‑miss investigation and root cause analysis, corrective action tracking, risk assessments/JHAs, hazardous waste characterization, and compliance recordkeeping (OSHA logs, permits, manifests)
Demonstrated ability to own programs and provide technical direction and mentorship through influence rather than positional authority
Strong written and verbal communication skills, effective at engaging with leadership, regulators, front‑line staff, and third‑party partners
Proven ability to manage multiple programs, projects, and deadlines simultaneously across a fast‑moving site
Comfortable operating independently on a manufacturing floor and able to hit the ground running with minimal ramp‑up
U.S. Person status is required as this position needs to access export‑controlled sites

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