EHS Coordinator (Alpharetta)

Title: Plant EHS Coordinator

Department #: 981-5

Support site compliance with environmental permits and regulations (e.g., EPA, RCRA, CAA, CWA, EPCRA, DOT) under the direction of the EHS Manager Manage day-to-day hazardous and non-hazardous waste activities, including container labeling, accumulation area inspections, waste pickups, and manifest recordkeeping Collect and track site data for environmental reports and permits (e.g., solvent and raw material usage, air emissions, waste volumes, chemical inventories) Perform routine environmental inspections, including stormwater, secondary containment, and tank and drum storage areas Support DOT hazardous materials shipping compliance at the site, including labeling, marking, placarding, and shipping paper checks Respond to and document spills and releases, and keep spill kits and response equipment stocked and ready Health & Safety Conduct regular plant safety inspections and audits; document findings and track corrective actions to completion Implement site-level OSHA programs, including Hazard Communication, PPE, lockout/tagout, confined space, powered industrial trucks, machine guarding, hearing conservation, and emergency action plans Administer the site respiratory protection program, including fit testing and coordinating medical clearances Participate in investigations of injuries, near-misses, and environmental incidents; help identify root causes and follow up on corrective actions Complete initial injury reports, maintain the site OSHA 300/300A/301 logs, and support HR on workers’ compensation and return-to-work cases Coordinate site safety committee meetings and employee safety engagement activities Issue and audit permits for hot work, confined space entry, and other high-risk tasks, and orient contractors on site safety rules Chemical & Process Safety Monitor safe storage, handling, and transfer of flammable liquids (e.g., acetone and other solvents), including bonding and grounding checks, ignition source controls, and flammable storage areas Monitor ammonia and other odorous or hazardous chemical storage and handling areas, and respond to and document odor concerns Support housekeeping and dust control in pigment and powder handling areas Conduct or coordinate industrial hygiene sampling (e.g., solvent vapors, ammonia, noise, dust) as directed by the EHS Manager Review new raw materials, equipment, and process changes at the site for EHS concerns and elevate to the EHS Manager Maintain the site SDS library and chemical inventory, and ensure all containers are properly labeled Inspect and maintain emergency equipment, including eyewash stations, safety showers, fire extinguishers, and first aid supplies Training & Recordkeeping Deliver new-hire EHS orientation and recurring training (e.g., HazCom, PPE, forklift, lockout/tagout, spill response, emergency evacuation), and maintain training records Coordinate emergency drills and serve as a site emergency response contact Maintain site EHS documentation for internal audits and regulatory inspections, and support the EHS Manager during agency visits Track and report site EHS metrics (e.g., incidents, near-misses, inspection findings, training completion) to plant leadership and the EHS Manager Other duties assigned by management Key Deliverables: Site inspections and audits completed on schedule, with corrective actions tracked to closure 100% completion of required EHS training for site employees, with current training records Accurate, on-time site data submitted for environmental reports and permits Waste accumulation, labeling, and shipping managed with no regulatory violations Year-over-year reduction in site recordable incidents with increased near-miss reporting Emergency equipment inspections and emergency drills completed per schedule Reporting Structure:

Minimal travel; occasional travel to other Wikoff sites or for training Regular exposure to production areas with flammable solvents, strong-odor and hazardous chemicals, noise, and moving equipment Must wear required PPE, including respiratory protection when needed (medical clearance and fit testing required) Flexibility to support multiple shifts and occasional weekends; may respond to spills or emergencies outside normal working hours

Ability to climb stairs and ladders, bend, and reach to inspect equipment and storage areas Lifting/pushing/pulling up to 50 lbs. Health and Safety Responsibilities: Must work in accordance with Health and Safety regulations, Company Rules, Plant Rules, policies and procedures. Must use or wear equipment, protective devices, or certain clothing as required by the company.

Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off and holidays 401(k) Employee Stock Ownership Plan Career development and training opportunities Clean, safe, and team-oriented work environment This position contributes to a quality product by ensuring overall compliance to defined Product Specifications, the Quality Management System, and the Quality Policy. Additionally, this position promotes a safe work environment by complying with the defined Safety rules, GMP and regulations at all times.