FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the AMESA EHS Manager?
The primary responsibility of the AMESA EHS Manager is to set and execute the Environmental, Health & Safety agenda across the R&D AMESA sector, ensuring compliance with the PepsiCo Global EHS Standards and fostering an EHS culture across the AMESA R&D community.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Safety, or a relevant discipline is required; a Master’s degree is preferred. Additionally, a Safety Management Qualification, Certified Safety Professional (ASP/CSP), or Certified Safety Engineer is preferred.
How much experience is needed for the AMESA EHS Manager role?
A minimum of 10+ years of relevant experience in Environmental, Health, and Safety is required, including strong experience with environmental compliance in industrial and/or manufacturing environments, with at least 3 years at a management level.
What skills should the AMESA EHS Manager possess?
The AMESA EHS Manager should have advanced knowledge of legal requirements and best practices in EHS, strong influencing, negotiating, and communication skills, excellent written and oral communication abilities, leadership skills, and the capacity to work under high pressure.
Is travel required for this role?
Yes, the position may require travel to various sites within the AMESA sector.
What types of training will the AMESA EHS Manager be responsible for?
The AMESA EHS Manager will be responsible for developing and delivering EHS training to associates on safety systems, requirements, and safe working practices.
Will the AMESA EHS Manager be involved in audits?
Yes, the AMESA EHS Manager will conduct safety and environmental audits, inspections, and will serve as the key contact person for both internal and external audits.
How does the AMESA EHS Manager contribute to the company culture?
The AMESA EHS Manager is responsible for fostering an EHS culture aligned with PepsiCo's business culture and promoting this culture throughout the AMESA R&D community.
What are the key performance indicators (KPIs) the AMESA EHS Manager is expected to report on?
The AMESA EHS Manager will be responsible for reporting key performance indicators related to EHS incidents to site and sector leadership and stakeholders.
What kind of networks will the AMESA EHS Manager establish?
The AMESA EHS Manager will establish and maintain networks with contacts within the R&D EHS organization and PepsiCo Global EHS teams to support global programs and facilitate sharing best practices across the PepsiCo R&D Global community.