Job Details
Who We Are:
Enhesa is the leading provider of regulatory and sustainability intelligence worldwide. As a trusted partner, we empower the global business community with the insight to act today and prepare for tomorrow to create a more sustainable future positively impacting our environment, our health, our safety, and our future. Navigating the fast-changing compliance and sustainability landscapes, we help them understand not just what they should do (first), but also how to do it. Both in their unique business and anywhere in the world. Now and in the future.
Our mission is to:
- Identify EHS requirements for the industry;
- Provide EHS compliance tools to companies; and
- Advise companies in developing and implementing corporate EHS strategies.
Enhesa s core clients include Fortune 500 multinational companies. For more information, visit www.enhesa.com
Position Description:
Enhesa is seeking a EHS Regulatory consultant for its team. The main responsibilities of the successful candidate include:
Research US federal and state Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) policies, laws, and regulations to advise multinational companies on the implications to their US operations.
Compare US federal EHS laws with corresponding state laws to explain nuanced, state-specific differences to clients with facilities in multiple states.
Monitor current and emerging EHS issues to alert clients on future developments in the US.
Prepare written reports on regulatory updates detailing potential operational changes and how companies can achieve regulatory compliance.
Your Skills and Qualifications:
Appropriate academic qualification: a JD or LLM degree, preferably concentrated on environmental studies and/or occupational health and safety.
An unmatched attention to detail.
Strong ability to research, analyze, and compare US laws and/or policies or that of a similar legal system.
Experience in EHS management or policy in the US is a plus, but candidates without previous experience are considered if they can demonstrate interest and understanding of EHS issues in the US.
Fluency in English is non-negotiable, bonus points if you have any additional language skills!
Depending on language skills and experience the successful candidate may also be required to research EHS requirements in other jurisdictions.