Safety & Environmental Manager

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The Safety & Environmental Manager will assist the division with the implementation of the Lennar Environmental Management System (LEMS) and Lennar’s Injury Illness and Prevention Program as needed (IIPP).  Regularly provide oversight, guidance, and direction to the Division Environmental Managers. Regularly interact with the Director of Construction, Regional Environmental Manager (REM), Regional Safety Manager (RSM), Division Environmental Manager(s), Division and Community Safety Coordinators as needed, regulatory agencies and other division associates.

• A career with purpose.

• A career built on making dreams come true.

• A career built on building zero defect homes, cost management, and adherence to schedules.

Your Responsibilities on the Team 

• Ensure the division’s implementation of the LEMS including the stormwater, air quality, environmental due diligence, and Spill Prevention Control, & Countermeasures (SPCC) modules.

• Possess working knowledge with the form, content and implementation of Cal/OSHA safety regulations, air quality regulations, the State General Construction Permit, Construction Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans and stormwater best management practices.

• Interact with the Regional Environmental Manager and Regional Safety Manager on a regular basis.

• Regularly interact with and assist the Division Environmental Managers and others in the division to achieve safety, SPCC, storm water and air quality regulatory compliance.

• Manage the preparation and processing of the SWPPP, Notice of Intent, Notice of Termination, and Notice of Change for each project requiring coverage under a stormwater construction general permit.

• Manage the preparation and processing of dust control permits and plans for each project that requires a dust control plan and/or permit.

• Ensure division Associates are trained in accordance with the LEMS, IIPP, and associated federal, state and local regulatory requirements.

• Review SWPPP’s and dust control once received from the QSD and to use in the community.

• Provide oversight of the DEMs to ensure the SWPPPs and dust control plans are implemented within each of the division’s communities.

• Assist the REM with Content and Adequacy Audits of new SWPPPs, modify SWPPP to meet requirements, and report results to the REM for presentation to division management.

• Assist the REM with SWPPP Implementation audits, documentation of associated corrective actions, and reporting of results.

• Report environmental and safety enforcement related matters to the RSM or REM.

• Ensure “incidents” are reported on Lennar Daily in a timely manner.

• Ensure Lennar Daily Uploaders are properly trained.

• Coordinate and document LEMS training for associates and trade partners.

• Coordinate and deliver the division’s procedural LEMS program orientation and training to project management team including field associates.

• Assist division Associates with storm water, air quality issues and safety matters.

• Regulatory agency interaction as needed.

• Attend related training courses and seminars suggested by the Regional Environmental Manager and Regional Safety Manager.

• Coordinate and ensure the archiving of community SWPPP’s with the Regional Environmental Manager.

• Be available to conduct walk through during Regulatory stormwater and OSHA inspections and document inspections.

• Participate in the division safety committee meetings.

• Strive to reduce liability of regulatory citations and subsequent future litigation, penalties and fines.

• Local travel to communities within the division r