"If you think you’re leading, but no one is following, then you’re only taking a walk."
John C. Maxwell (b. 1947)
American Author, Speaker, and Pastor
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Intel, HP, Apple Named Leaders in Taking Action Against Forced Labor in Tech
KnowTheChain has released its second ranking of the top 40 global information and communications technology companies on their efforts and disclosure related to eradicating forced labor. The report urges companies to engage with workers, give them access to effective grievance mechanisms, and tackle the exploitation of migrant workers by implementing ethical recruitment practices and repaying workers for recruitment fees they may have paid.
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Sustainable Brands
Taking Action Against Acts of Workplace Violence
The most recent data available estimates that more than 2 million people are victims of a workplace violence incident each year. However, many employers still remain unprepared. EHS professionals and employers can create a secure workplace through training workers to recognize the signs of a disgruntled employee as well as having a solid emergency response plan in place should an act of violence occur.
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EHS Today
How To Roll Out A Regulatory Compliance Program and get Employee Engagement Across Your Global Locations
There are many benefits of a global EHS regulatory compliance program. However, rolling out such a program across your organization can be a lot easier said than done. There are a whole host of practical/logistical issues to address.
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This article is a benefit of Enhesa’s sponsorship of the NAEM EHS Compliance Excellence Conference.
These Are The 5 “Super Skills” You Need For Jobs Of The Future
Work is changing, so to stay ahead you’ll need to master these skills that you probably didn’t learn in college.
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Fast Company
Message From Mars: How To Institutionalize Sustainability
Mars has spent the past decade methodically institutionalizing a sustainable business mindset and practices across this large organization. Ensuring it was walking the talk before it made external announcements is the Mars way. Institutionalizing anything in a large, complex organization is one of the most difficult tasks any company can undertake. How has Mars done it?
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Greenbiz
The 22 Best US National Parks To Escape The Crowds, Chosen By Experts
Summer is the time to visit parks and find some peace and quiet. From Acadia to Zion, Bryce Canyon to Yosemite, leading writers and environmentalists share their alternatives to the most popular spots.
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The Guardian
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2018 Sustainability Management Conference
Discounted hotel room block expires next week, Friday, June 29.
July 30 - August 1, 2018
Omni Providence Hotel; Providence, Rhode Island
Register for this year’s Sustainability conference to learn the latest sustainability trends, approaches, tools, and partnerships in water, greenhouse gas, waste, circular economy and chemical management.
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2018 EHS & Sustainability Management Forum
If you're interested in bringing a large group or would like to book a room with your team for a meeting, please email virginia@naem.org.
October 23-26, 2018
Louisville Marriott Downtown; Louisville, Kentucky
The EHS & Sustainability Management Forum is the largest annual gathering of EHS and sustainability managers, directors and vice presidents. With two days of peer-led interactive sessions and keynote presentations, this is the premier event dedicated to showcasing best practices in EHS and sustainability management.
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Climate Strategy: Latest Developments in TCFD and CDP
Thursday, June 28, 2018
1:00 -2:00 p.m. (ET)
Free for Members, $99 for Non-Members
This panel-webinar will outline the emerging best-practices and help EHS and sustainability managers more successfully engage with their leaders and proactively prepare more robust, value-protecting and value-creating climate strategies.
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How Science-Based Targets Drive Impact for Companies
Thursday, July 12, 2018
1:00 -2:00 p.m. (ET)
Free for Members, $99 for Non-Members
Learn how Science-based targets are quickly becoming more prevalent in company’s sustainability programs and how your organization can begin to utilize the framework.
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2018 EHS & Sustainability Software Implementation Report
Published March 2018
Free Report!
If you're looking to implement a new software system this is the report you won't want to miss with tips and recommendations for a successful launch. This report was written by NAEM without any influence of any 3rd party vendors. However, thanks to the sponsorship support of our software vendors we are able to offer it to you for free.
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North America EHS Manager
FMC Corp.; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
FMC is an American chemical manufacturing company. They are looking for an EHS Manager. This position will be accountable for all health, safety, and environmental activities in North America, with a primary focus on improving the safety performance, and maintaining environmental regulatory requirements. The North America EHS Manager will be responsible for the development and implementation of all North America EHS programs and will provide leadership for incident investigations and process safety reviews. The ideal candidate will guide continuous improvement of the EHS function to drive outstanding EHS performance in our sites. The North America EHS Manager will work closely with the Plant and EHS Managers. The position will also have a strong relationship with North America Operations Director and the Manufacturing Leadership Team to organize and manage multiple processes and programs in FMC. The North America EHS Manager will provide direction to the North American Manufacturing organization and promote the improvement of EHS performance on the job and off the job. A Bachelor’s Degree in occupational safety, environmental health, engineering or the physical sciences is required. Experience with Process Safety Management and high hazard processes preferred. B.S. degree or higher in sciences, engineering, occupational safety, or industrial hygiene and/or a minimum of 10 years of experience in operations line management and/or EHS related assignments preferred. Familiar with process safety management systems, including MOC and other elements of the OSHA PSM standard. 20% travel.
Director Process Safety Management Audits
Merck & Co. Inc.; Kenilworth, New Jersey
Merck is an American pharmaceutical company and one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world. They are looking for an EHS Director in their PSM division. Accountable for worldwide process safety management (PSM) audit, PSM field execution verification and program implementation support. This role will be a working manager role and includes managing staff (both US and ExUS) and budget to support on-going site PSM program reviews and program implementation. The ideal candidate will direct corporate process safety field execution professionals, influence regional GSE leadership, business leaders and site EHS professionals to drive prioritization of regulatory compliance, continuous performance improvement, and integration of process safety performance objectives into standard work processes. S/he will also develop strategies to achieve these goals in alignment with Global Safety and Environment and Merck business goals, standards and values. A B.S. chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering or related engineering field or a BS in Chemistry is required along with 15 years of progressive EHS experience in pharmaceutical, biochemical, chemical, petrochemical or process related industry with direct responsibility for process safety program audit, field verification and program implementation support. Detailed working knowledge of process safety management compliance a must - including conduct of HAZOPs/PHAs, mechanical integrity (preventive maintenance, testing and inspection), operating procedures, emergency response, facility siting, management of change, process/equipment design, safety interlock strategies, contractor management, application of Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA), Recognized and Generally Accepted Good Engineering Practices (RAGAGEP), and As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP). PE/CSP preferred.
Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) Division Director
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory; Berkeley, California
Berkeley Labs is a United States national laboratory located in California that conducts scientific research on behalf of the United States Department of Energy. It is managed and operated by the University of California. They are looking for an EHS Director. This role serves as a key member of the Laboratory Operations Leadership Team and manages the EH&S Division. This critical role is responsible for providing leadership, information, technical assistance, policy development, and oversight that enables line management to maintain a safe workplace environment, promote safety as an institutional core value, and insure that Berkeley Lab’s scientific and technical research activities are conducted in compliance with applicable policies and regulations. This position reports to the Chief Operating Officer/Deputy Lab Director (COO/DLD) for Berkeley Lab. The EH&S Division Director will be called upon to make substantial leadership recommendations and contributions toward achieving the Laboratory's performance goals, forge partnerships inside and outside of the Lab and to pursue best management practices, in support of Berkeley Lab’s scientific mission and lead, direct, and oversee all EH&S operations, including Waste Management, Radiation Protection, Environmental Services, Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Safety, and Health Services functions to maintain a safe and healthy environment for Laboratory employees, guests and visitors in support of the scientific mission of the Laboratory. A Bachelor’s degree and experience in one or more related EH&S and/or technical discipline(s) and/or equivalent experience and education is required along with a minimum of 10 years of progressive experience in EH&S discipline or related engineering fields, with a minimum of 5 years in a management role.
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