AESC is looking to add a EHS Specialist to our team in Florence, SC  

• Full-Time
• On-site

About AESC US LLC 

AESC is an exciting, newly created global organization committed to solving the challenges of a sustainable future and becoming the leading supplier of full-value-chain battery solutions. Our lithium-ion batteries can be found in nearly one million electric vehicles worldwide and have a stellar safety record of zero-critical issues. AESC US is leading the way in battery technology. We design and manufacture EV battery technology for various electric vehicles and equipment. We are working hard towards unlocking the full potential of sustainable energy and climate change mitigation. We will continue to build upon our successes and expand into new markets and industries, producing innovative and competitive products and technologies that advance the goal of a zero-carbon emission future. AESC is headquartered in Japan and has battery manufacturing locations in Japan, UK, China, and the U.S.

AESC Mission

Our mission is to solve the challenges for a sustainable future. Together, we can make a meaningful impact. 

About the Role

The EHS (Environmental, Health and Safety) Specialist Provides environmental, safety, and health support to production and corporate personnel. The EHS Specialist assists in maintaining environmental, safety, and health programs and objectives and coordinates safety training programs. In addition, they will monitor environmental, safety, and health regulations and provide technical support to plant and administrative staff to ensure compliance with federal and state guidelines. The EHS Specialist develops, implements and maintains ISO14001/45001 facility certification.

Career Growth Opportunities

You will have the opportunity to embark on a dynamic career path with abundant growth possibilities. We are committed to fostering the professional development of our employees, and your journey with us will be marked by ongoing learning and advancement. Our organization believes in recognizing and nurturing talent from within, providing a clear trajectory for career growth. As you demonstrate your skills and contribute to our collective success, doors will open for expanded responsibilities, leadership roles, and the chance to work on increasingly complex and impactful projects. We encourage a culture of continuous learning, offering various training programs, mentorship opportunities, and access to resources that empower you to chart your course within the company. Your success is our success, and we are dedicated to supporting your career aspirations every step of the way.

What You Will Do 

• Provides EHS support to plant personnel to ensure compliance with applicable environmental, occupational safety, and health regulations.
• Prepares and updates written safety, health, and environmental programs and policies as well as generating applicable metrics.
• Permit to work (PTW) expert supporting site for JHA/JSA, risk assessments, PPE matrix, and auditing permit paperwork for compliance.
• Promotes environmental, safety, and health awareness through internal company communications and specific training programs.
• Supports corporate/plant engineering to implement engineering controls to minimize environmental, safety, and occupational health hazards.
• Supports facility compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local environmental regulations. The environmental regulations pertain to, but are not limited to, the following aspects: solid waste, hazardous waste, petroleum storage, material releases, storm water, air releases, wastewater, community right-to-know, any site-specific regulations from local ordinances, etc.
• Reviews injury/illness and non-injury incident investigation reports and follows up as necessary. Meets with management monthly to review any injuries, identify any trends, recommend countermeasures, and supports action plans.
• Supports production areas submittals of SDS (safety data sheets) electronically on a database that supports the site’s compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
• Uses ergonomic guidelines to address current manufacturing injury concerns and future model planning.

What You Need

• A bachelor’s degree in safety science, engineering or industrial engineering discipline preferred. 
• A minimum of two-five years of experience supporting safety, health, and environmental operations in a manufacturing/production environment.  
• Extensive knowledge of State and Federal safety standards. A working knowledge of the company manufacturing processes.  
• Able to work cross-functionally with staff in Operations, Maintenance, Logistics, Engineering, and Quality.  
• Life Safety Design – Familiar with IBC/IFC/NFPA101 for life safet