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EHS/Asset Protection Officer

You would be a part of the newly developed team that will serve as the primary introduction to our Conyers' facilities. You be responsible for ensuring the safety and security of our sites. You will also assist in emergency situations and assist with daily Environmental, Health, and Safety...
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EHS/Asset Protection Officer​

Conyers, GA, United States

Job Description​

We Create Products and Brands That People Trust to Clean, Sanitize, and Protect Their Homes, Pools, and Cars.
When you join KIK Consumer Products, you’re joining a team who cares about the work we do and also about each other. We bring exceptional brands and products to consumers that help them protect the health and wellness of their families, the cleanliness of their homes and pools, and the life of their automobiles. We are committed to building a culture of performance driven by accountability, empowerment, collaboration, and agility that enables timely fact-based decision-making and exceptional execution with unwavering ethics. As one of North America’s largest independent manufacturers of consumer products, KIK helps a large portfolio of brands and retailers bring their products to life.
Your Role at KIK
You would be a part of the newly developed team that will serve as the primary introduction to our Conyers' facilities. You be responsible for ensuring the safety and security of our sites. You will aslo assist in emergency situations and assist with daily Environmental, Health, and Safety assignments. This would be a 12- hr every other weekend off shift position.
What You’ll Be Doing
  • Ensuring employees have identity verification and that unauthorized people are prevented from the worksite
  • Greeting guests and vendors and provide necessary initial orientation
  • Performing routine inspections and patrols of the site
  • Providing initial response to emergency incidents (first aid, spill containment, fire, property damage, conflict de-escalation etc.)
  • Monitoring emergency warnings and localized threats
  • Answering incoming phone calls and transferring to calls to appropriate personnel
  • Maintaining and logging weights for out-going shipments
  • Assisting EHS department
  • Valid driver’s license
  • Safely operate department vehicles and emergency equipment
  • Ability to work under stress ad use good judgment in emergency situations
What You’ll Bring
  • Must have High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Must have physical level of endurance to perform 1st responder duties
  • Must have some knowledge of Microsoft platform (Excel, Word, & PowerPoint)
  • Previous HAZWOPER training preferred
  • Prior Military, Firefighter, EMT, or Police preferred
  • Must be able to be fluent in English
Physical Requirements
  • Capability of lifting at least 50 lbs.
  • Work in inclement weather conditions when necessary
  • Work while wearing full-face breathing apparatus and other required PPE
  • Work under stress and use good judgment in emergency situations
What You Will Get
KIK offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits including health, wellness, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. You can plan for your future with KIK's retirement savings options including employer match. KIK also recognizes the importance of continuing education and offers Education Assistance to our employees to encourage continued personal development and growth.
About KIK
We create the products and brands that people trust to clean, sanitize, and protect their homes and pools. We are one of North America’s largest independent consumer product manufacturers with 20 North American manufacturing facilities. We also operate globally in Europe, Asia, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. We are known by our portfolio of over 40 brands including Spic and Span® and Comet® cleaning products, Clorox® Pool&Spa™ (under license), BioGuard®, and Natural Chemistry® pool chemicals. We are also the #1 producer in North America for store-brand (“private label”) bleach and a leading private label provider of laundry detergent and additives, dishwashing products, general purpose cleaning and other home care products.

Our global team of over 2,500 employees drive our capabilities in product development, product formulation, strategic sourcing, manufacturing, packaging design, brand marketing, project management, quality assurance, compliance, distribution, and logistics.
Our organization is constantly evolving and is driven by a set of “One KIK” values – a dedication to following through on commitments in a customer-focused, profit-motivated way; while never compromising on safety, ethics, or integrity.
KIK is an Equal Employment Opportunity / Affirmative Action employer. KIK does not discriminate against qualified applicants or employees on the basis of race, color, age, religion, sex, pregnancy, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, veteran status, status in uniformed services, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, genetic information or any other status protected by law.
KIK is also committed to providing reasonable accommodations for applicants and employees with protected disabilities to the extent required by applicable laws. If you require a reasonable accommodation to participate in the job application or interview process, or to perform the essential functions of the job, please contact Human Resources immediately.






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Job Info​

  • Job Identification2414
  • Job CategoryEnvironmental Health & Safety
  • Posting Date09/25/2024, 04:46 PM
  • Job ScheduleFull time
  • Locations US - Conyers

Nothing to see here. The prior employee will foot the blame. Looks like they needed an Environmental and Health member.

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Just click search and it brings them all up. Im popping popcorn to read the process safety "stepford Wives" preach about this and that over the next few weeks.

Well that and waiting for the actual chemical name to be released. Water Reactive and Electrical could mean that Sulfuric Acid and the wrong container or a spill occurred. All sorts of badness burning right now
 
Local article says it's a pool and spa chemical plant. A sprinkler head leaked and reacted with a chemical that started the fire. I guess it was put out and re ignited. 17000 people evacuated
 
Snoop dogg said:
Local article says it's a pool and spa chemical plant. A sprinkler head leaked and reacted with a chemical that started the fire. I guess it was put out and re ignited. 17000 people evacuated
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From what I read it's the third time its reignited since Sept 14. :shaking:
 
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SLOWPOKE693 said:
The red and pink smoke are especially high on my FUCK NO list. It burning that many colors and mixing together in the air is not good. That "steam" you see in some shots makes me think HF gas. :eek:
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That smoke had some interesting colors. Evacuate and run away is probably the plan.
 
Wife sent me this headed west from Athens.
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This isn't the first time that plant has had issues, and by issues I mean gigantic fireballs shooting out of it, I owned a house in Lithonia for a while and my friends/tenants told me that place has gone up a few times.
 
This plant burns down every five years or so.

You’d think the lawsuits from last time would have been expensive enough tjay it wouldn’t happen again
 
Dethmachinefab said:
Inspector says we need sprinklers in every room. "But this explodes if it gets wet"? CoDe sAYs eveRy rOom!!!
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Should make the jurisdiction, that mandated it, the insurer, the NFPA, etc, etc. pay part of the settlement costs.

I'm sure the company that owns or runs the plant will get stuck with 100% though. :shaking:
 
arse_sidewards said:
Should make the jurisdiction, that mandated it, the insurer, the NFPA, etc, etc. pay part of the settlement costs.

I'm sure the company that owns or runs the plant will get stuck with 100% though. :shaking:
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In the history of codes and code enforcement, has ANYONE who mandates their codes EVER been held responsible?

I'm guessing no
 
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