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Environmental Health and Safety Director
An Environmental Health and Safety Director sets the strategic direction for an organization's workplace safety and environmental compliance program, typically reporting to senior operations or executive leadership at a manufacturing, industrial, or large enterprise employer. The role involves building and overseeing safety program management across multiple sites, ensuring OSHA and other regulatory compliance, and leading incident investigation efforts after workplace accidents. Directors also handle risk assessment at a strategic level and regulatory reporting to government agencies, often supervising a team of EHS managers and specialists.
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