EHS Technican: Machine Safety

Requirements

• High school diploma or GED required.
• 0-2 years of experience in manufacturing, logistics, warehousing, industrial operations, maintenance support, engineering support, or EHS-related work.
• Interest in developing knowledge of machine safety, OSHA General Industry requirements, guarding, LOTO, PPE, ergonomics, and hazard recognition.
• Ability to work independently on the production floor while knowing when to escalate concerns.
• Strong communication, coaching, documentation, and follow-up skills with hourly and salaried employees.
• Comfort using basic computer applications, inspection tools, and reporting systems.
• Ability to work a shift-based schedule and support multiple operating areas as needed.
• Associate degree, technical certificate, or coursework

Additional Information

Job Description Machine Safety Field Presence & Engagement Maintain a visible EHS presence in production, warehouse, logistics, maintenance, and support areas. Engage employees and leaders on machine safety expectations, hazard recognition, safe behaviors, PPE use, and pre-use checks. Communicate safety findings to local production teams, including appropriate handoff through shift or area huddles. Provide respectful coaching, reinforce positive safety behaviors, and escalate concerns when additional support is needed. Equipment Inspections & Risk Controls Conduct routine machine safety inspections and walkthroughs to identify hazards, unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, blocked access, housekeeping concerns, and control gaps. Support inspection of new or modified machinery following installation and before SAT/commissioning, in partnership with EHS, engineering, maintenance, and operations. Support EHS-led risk assessments by gathering field observations, employee input, task context, and exposure information. Verify that temporary controls remain effective until permanent corrective actions are completed. LOTO, Guarding & High-Risk Work Support Reinforce expectations for guarding, safety devices, emergency stops, signage, and other critical machine safeguards. Support hazardous energy control expectations during cleaning, jam clearing, maintenance, troubleshooting, and other non-routine work. Identify potential gaps in procedures, training, verification steps, or work practices and coordinate follow-up with EHS and area leadership. Escalate immediate or uncontrolled machine safety risks in accordance with site EHS procedures. Incident Follow-up & Corrective Actions Follow up on machine-related observations, near misses, injuries, property damage, and other incidents as directed by EHS leadership. Gather accurate incident information and support root cause discussions, corrective action tracking, retraining needs, and recurrence prevention. Ensure safety issues are logged appropriately and that action plans are assigned, tracked, and communicated. Monitor repeat findings or overdue actions and escalate when plans are delayed, ineffective, or require additional resources. EHS Integration & Site Support Support broader EHS activities when they intersect with machine safety, including PPE compliance, hazard communication, minor spill response, ergonomics, traffic flow, and contractor work controls. Provide field input during equipment changes, layout adjustments, process modifications, maintenance work, and project activity. Assist with contractor safety verification, work permit awareness, and JSA expectations where machine or equipment hazards are present. Partner with EHS to promote compliance with site procedures, OSHA General Industry expectations, and LEGO safety standards. Documentation, Metrics & Continuous Improvement Complete inspections, observations, incident notes, and corrective action updates accurately and on time. Track and communicate leading indicators such as hazard reports, near misses, machine safety findings, repeat deficiencies, and corrective action status. Use field data and employee feedback to identify trends and recommend practical improvements that reduce risk and strengthen safety culture. Safety Authority & Escalation Intervene when unsafe conditions or behaviors are observed and escalate through EHS and area leadership as appropriate. Stop work when imminent danger exists or when work cannot be performed safely. Support timely resolution of safety concerns while maintaining clear communication with impacted teams. Key Performance Indicators Timely completion of assigned inspections, observations, documentation, and corrective action follow-up. Quality and accuracy of machine safety findings, incident information, and handoff to local production teams. Reduction in repeat findings, unresolved machine safety concerns, and overdue corrective actions. Improved reporting of hazards, near misses, and employee safety concerns. Effective engagement with employees, supervisors, maintenance, engineering, contractors, and EHS partners. Pay $35.25

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