About the role
AI summarisedThe Environment Health and Safety Engineer at Micron is responsible for implementing and maintaining EHS programs at Fab10, conducting training, audits, and incident investigations, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations and internal management systems. This role supports continuous improvement of safety performance through data analysis, employee engagement, and collaboration across organizational levels. The engineer also liaises with external bodies on compliance matters and promotes a strong safety culture aligned with Micron’s core values.
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Key Responsibilities
- Ensure Micron's safety programs and procedures are effective, efficient, and conform to the Management System and regulatory requirements
- Develop and implement functional, cost-effective solutions for safety issues
- Coordinates, manages, and conducts safety walks, inspections, and audits to ensure operations comply with Micron safety procedure and regulatory requirements
- Responds to emergencies and investigates incidents and recommends preventive/corrective action
- Collect, analyze, and communicate safety related metrics and performance measurements
- Support ISO System by participating in internal audits to continuously improve our safety program and procedures
- Identify, develop, and provide safety training in accordance with company goals and objectives
Requirements
- Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Engineering or Science is required
- Safety and Health Certifications is a plus eg. Certified Safety Professional, ISO auditor training and certification
- Experience with ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management System is a plus
- Strong analytical, logical, and critical thinking skills
- Effective communicator, able to collaborate across all levels
- Growth mindset with a passion for continuous learning
- Internship or experience in the semiconductor industry is a plus
- Demonstrated leadership and a track record of impact are highly desirable
- Interest in and knowledge of the semiconductor industry and Micron is preferred