SHE Manager - Chemical Manufacturing at INEOS Acetyls SHE Manager - Chemical Manufacturing at INEOS Acetyls in Texas City, Texas Posted in 1 day ago.

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full-time SHE Manager - Chemical Manufacturing INEOS Acetyls | Texas City, Texas, United States | On-site Ready to lead safety, health, environmental, and security performance where your decisions directly protect people, operations, and the surrounding community? At INEOS Acetyls, our people drive our success. We're looking for an experienced Safety, Health, Environmental & Security Manager to serve as a key member of the Site Leadership Team and lead the SHE function at our complex chemical manufacturing facility in Texas City. This is not simply a regulatory compliance role. You will shape the site's SHE strategy, strengthen its safety culture, manage major operational risks, and provide the leadership needed to protect employees, contractors, site assets, and the environment. Why this role stands out Key member of the Site Leadership Team Direct influence over site safety, operational risk, environmental compliance, and emergency preparedness Leadership responsibility for a multidisciplinary SHE team Ownership of Process Safety Management, Risk Management, environmental programs, occupational safety, security, and emergency response High visibility across Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, HR, regulatory agencies, and community organizations Opportunity to create measurable improvements in SHE culture, systems, performance, and accountability What you'll be doing Lead the site SHE function and serve as a trusted advisor to the Plant Manager and Site Leadership Team Develop and execute the site-wide SHE strategy in alignment with operational objectives and INEOS Group expectations Champion the

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Principles of Process and Behavioral Safety and Life-Saving Rules Lead Process Safety Management and Risk Management Programs, including MOC, PSI, PHA, HAZOP, LOPA, mechanical integrity, and safe work systems Ensure compliance with

OSHA, EPA, TCEQ, US

Coast Guard, and all applicable regulatory and permit requirements Oversee environmental programs covering air emissions, wastewater, stormwater, hazardous waste, permitting, monitoring, and regulatory reporting Lead incident investigations, root-cause analysis, audits, compliance reviews, and sustainable corrective-action closure Drive the prevention of serious injuries, fatalities, process safety events, and other high-consequence incidents Oversee occupational safety, industrial hygiene, PPE, OSHA recordkeeping, workforce training, and employee and contractor protection programs Lead emergency response planning, drills, responder capability development, Emergency Operations Center readiness, and coordination with local agencies Oversee site security programs, contractor security services, and applicable MTSA requirements Establish contractor safety expectations and ensure the safe execution of construction, maintenance, and turnaround activities Develop and manage the SHE operating and capital budgets while maintaining strong cost discipline Establish SHE KPIs, scorecards, audit programs, and performance systems that drive continuous improvement Lead, coach, and develop the SHE team while strengthening accountability, engagement, and succession planning Represent the site with regulatory agencies, emergency planning organizations, community groups, and industry associations What we're looking for Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Occupational Safety and Health, Environmental Science, or a related technical field At least 10 years of experience in chemical or petrochemical manufacturing Significant leadership experience within a complex or high-hazard operating environment Extensive knowledge of OSHA Process Safety Management and EPA Risk Management Program requirements Strong experience with MOC, PSI, PHA, HAZOP, LOPA, mechanical integrity, incident investigation, and root-cause analysis Strong understanding of

OSHA, EPA, TCEQ, DOT

hazardous materials, and applicable US Coast Guard regulations Experience with environmental permitting and compliance involving air, water, wastewater, stormwater, emissions, and waste Knowledge of industrial hygiene, exposure monitoring, hazard evaluation, and workplace controls Experience leading emergency response programs, Incident Command Systems, emergency drills, and exercises Proven ability to lead audits, regulatory inspections, compliance assurance programs, and corrective-action closure Strong leadership skills with the ability to coach teams, influence senior leaders, and drive sustainable behavioral change Ability to translate complex regulatory and technical requirements into practical operating solutions Strong communication, decision-making, analytical, project management, and organizational skills Proficiency with Microsoft Office and SAP or a similar business system What success looks like You build a strong and proactive SHE culture where employees and contractors understand expectations, take ownership of risk, and work together to prevent serious incidents. You strengthen process safety, environmental compliance, occupational health, emergency preparedness, and contractor performance while providing site leadership with clear visibility into risks, trends, and improvement priorities. You are not simply managing compliance. You are leading the safety, health, environmental, and security direction of the site. If you're ready to lead, influence, and make a measurable impact, apply today.