Environmental Health Safety Manager (British Columbia)

Environmental Health Safety Manager (British Columbia)

07 Nov
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Tyson Foods
|
British Columbia

07 Nov

Tyson Foods

British Columbia

Lead Tyson Foods safety strategy through EHS expertise and OSHA compliance on the first shift in the United States.
The Safety Manager provides facility leadership, technical direction, and strategic guidance across manufacturing operations. This position partners with plant leadership to strengthen safety culture, reduce risk, and support compliance. Key areas include incident investigations, safety training, regulatory reporting, audits, and continuous improvement.
Key Responsibilities: Develop and execute the comprehensive site safety strategy
Lead injury, incident, and workplace hazard reduction initiatives
Conduct inspections, risk assessments, and behavioral safety audits
Investigate incidents, identify root causes, and implement corrective actions
Maintain OSHA logs, permits,



records, and regulatory reports
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in safety, EHS, business, engineering, or related field preferred
Minimum three years of progressive EHS leadership experience
Manufacturing, food production, industrial, or related environment experience
Working knowledge of OSHA, hazard communication, and safety systems
Solid communication, analytical, training, and leadership skills
Apply EHS leadership, OSHA knowledge, and continuous improvement expertise to advance safety performance at Tyson Foods.

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📌 Environmental Health Safety Manager (British Columbia)
🏢 Tyson Foods
📍 British Columbia

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