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Kymera International · 1 month ago

Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Engineer

Kymera International is focused on advancing environmental compliance and workplace safety. The Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Engineer will play a critical role in ensuring the facility meets and exceeds environmental standards while leading key initiatives to promote a strong safety culture.

ManufacturingMiningPrecious Metals

Responsibilities

Lead routine environmental compliance activities, including hazardous waste management, air permit compliance, wastewater monitoring, stormwater sampling, and SPCC program oversight
Maintain and update environmental records, permits, and regulatory reports such as Tier II, TRI, waste manifests, and annual environmental certifications
Conduct detailed environmental audits and risk assessments, identifying potential exposures and recommending corrective and preventive measures
Support implementation and continuous improvement of sustainability initiatives, including waste reduction, energy efficiency, water conservation, and recycling programs
Oversee chemical inventory management, ensuring proper storage, labeling, secondary containment, and spill prevention
Coordinate environmental inspections by regulatory agencies and serve as a knowledgeable point of contact during audits
Assist with root cause analysis for environmental events and drive corrective actions through closure
Track and analyze environmental KPIs; proactively identify trends and opportunities for improvement
Conduct advanced safety inspections and risk assessments, including start-up reviews for new processes, equipment audits, and job hazard analyses
Facilitate safety training programs such as new-hire orientations, annual compliance training, and specialized safety sessions (LOTO, mobile equipment, confined space, machine guarding)
Lead or support incident investigations, collect evidence including camera footage, perform root cause analyses, monitor corrective actions, and prepare final reports for leadership
Maintain and continuously improve site EHS documentation, safety postings, evacuation maps, and regulatory records
Manage PPE and safety supply inventories, vendor relationships, and the safety boot/uniform program
Ensure reliable performance of critical life-safety systems through weekly and monthly inspections (eyewash stations, emergency showers, fire extinguishers, AEDs, and first-aid kits)
Participate in and help lead weekly safety walkarounds, plant tours, and cross-functional hazard-spotting activities
Analyze, compile, and present EHS metrics, trends, and performance dashboards to leadership teams
Contribute to the development, implementation, and revision of EHS policies, procedures, work instructions, and training content
Support the site in achieving and maintaining compliance with corporate EHS standards and federal, state, and local regulations
Serve as a resource to supervisors, engineers, and operations staff on EHS-related technical questions and best practices
Promote a proactive safety culture and influence safe behaviors through coaching, support, and positive engagement

Qualification

Environmental complianceOSHA regulationsEHS data analysisHAZWOPER certificationCPR/First Aid/AED certificationCommunication skillsProblem-solving abilitiesOrganizational skills

Required

2+ years of experience in industrial or manufacturing EHS roles, with a strong foundation in environmental compliance programs
Demonstrated working knowledge of OSHA, MIOSHA, EPA, and state/local environmental regulations
Experience preparing, analyzing, and presenting environmental and safety data to leaders, teams, or regulatory agencies
Ability to navigate and inspect large, industrial environments; must be able to lift 40+ pounds
Strong communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work effectively across all levels of the organization
Strong organizational, follow-through, and problem-solving abilities
Driven, self-directed, and eager to grow into increasingly advanced EHS responsibilities

Preferred

Bachelor's degree in Occupational Safety, Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, or a related field
MIOSHA certification, HAZWOPER, CPR/First Aid/AED certifications or willingness to obtain

Benefits

Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits.
Opportunities for professional development, including MIOSHA Level 1 certification and additional EHS training.
Clear pathways for advancement into more senior EHS roles.
A collaborative culture focused on continuous improvement, compliance excellence, and environmental responsibility.

Company

Kymera International

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Kymera International is a specialty materials company.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage
Total Funding
$775.2M
Key Investors
HPS Investment PartnersLIFT Ecosystem Accelerator
2024-09-12Debt Financing· $775M
2024-02-22Grant· $0.2M
2018-10-11Acquired

Leadership Team

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Barton White
CEO
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Mark McClanahan
SVP and Chief Financial Officer
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