EHS Manager

About Auris Noble Auris Noble specializes in the strategic management, recovery, and refining of precious, rare earth, and critical metals generated from a diverse range of industries. Our customized processing facilities are designed to maximize recovery and purity while supporting sustainable manufacturing and recycling practices.

Bonus based on performance Competitive salary Paid time off Profit sharing Training & development EHS Manager Position Full-Time | Benefits Eligible

401(k) with company match Quarterly performance bonuses Annual profit-sharing program Health, dental, and vision insurance Paid vacation and holidays Scheduled annual plant shutdown Continuing education and professional development support Opportunity to play a key role in facility expansion and process innovation

Lead all environmental compliance activities related to air emissions, waste management, water compliance, chemical reporting, and regulatory permitting. Manage existing air permits and serve as the primary point of contact for permitting agencies. Evaluate the environmental impact of proposed process changes, equipment installations, and facility expansions. Prepare, submit, and maintain permit applications, permit modifications, emissions calculations, and supporting regulatory documentation. Develop permitting strategies that support operational growth while maintaining compliance with EPA and state regulations. Coordinate environmental reporting activities including TRI, SARA, Tier II, hazardous waste, and air emissions reporting. Maintain environmental management systems and support progress toward ISO 14001 certification. Process Expansion & New Technology Implementation Partner with Engineering and Operations teams to evaluate and implement new manufacturing and refining processes. Conduct EHS reviews and risk assessments for new equipment, technologies, and production methods. Support capital projects from concept through startup to ensure environmental and safety requirements are incorporated into facility design. Assist management in identifying regulatory requirements associated with scaling laboratory and pilot operations into full-scale production. Develop permitting and compliance roadmaps for future facility and process expansion initiatives. Health & Safety Leadership Develop, implement, and continually improve site EHS programs, procedures, and policies. Promote a proactive safety culture through employee engagement, training, and accountability. Maintain OSHA compliance and oversee site safety programs including hazard communication, lockout/tagout, PPE, confined space, contractor safety, and emergency response. Conduct incident investigations, root cause analyses, and corrective action implementation. Coordinate and maintain all EHS training programs and associated records. Maintain chemical inventories, SDS management systems, and hazardous material tracking requirements. Regulatory & Operational Support Serve as the primary EHS resource for production, maintenance, engineering, and management teams. Monitor regulatory developments and communicate upcoming compliance requirements affecting facility operations. Manage environmental vendors, waste disposal contractors, and regulatory consultants. Author and maintain environmental, health, and safety procedures, manuals, and documentation systems. Track key EHS performance indicators and develop continuous improvement initiatives.