EHS & Regulatory Affairs Manager

CCC Sulphur Products, part of the CCC Group, operates a sulphur burning plant that produces sulphuric acid, oleum, and sodium bisulphite. These products serve key industries such as:

• Agriculture (fertilizers)
• Manufacturing (aluminum and steel)
• Water treatment

Located in Elmira, Ontario, the plant emphasizes sustainability, utilizing surplus steam to generate electricity and reduce environmental impact. This facility aligns with the Responsible Care® initiative, focusing on safety, community engagement, and environmental stewardship.

CCC Sulphur Products is seeking an EHS & Regulatory Affairs Manager who will be responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining programs that ensure compliance with:

• Environmental, health, and safety regulations
• Transportation requirements
• Emergency response protocols
• Quality management systems
• Regulatory requirements across the organization

This role serves as the primary owner of the Company's compliance framework, including:

• Occupational health and safety programs
• Emergency preparedness and response
• Regulatory reporting
• Quality management systems
• Audits and training initiatives

The role also champions the Company's commitment to Responsible Care®, ensuring its principles of:

• Environmental stewardship
• Health and safety excellence
• Process safety
• Transportation safety
• Product stewardship
• Security
• Community awareness

These principles are integrated into business practices and decision-making.

• Lead and maintain the Company Health & Safety Management System.
• Manage incident and accident investigations, root cause analysis, corrective actions, and follow-up activities.
• Monitor legislative requirements and ensure ongoing compliance with applicable health and safety regulations.
• Lead and support implementation of the Company's Responsible Care® commitments and management system requirements, promoting continuous improvement in health, safety, environmental performance, transportation safety, security, and community engagement.
• Maintain and update the Environmental Emergency (E2) Plan.
• Manage Transportation Emergency Response Assistance Plans (ERAPs), including contractor management, emergency response information, responder training, and regulatory compliance.
• Act as the Company representative with CAER, TRANSCAER, ORTC, CAP, and other emergency response and industry organizations.
• Lead the Company environmental compliance programs and support ongoing regulatory compliance initiatives.
• Work closely with the Environmental Engineer to ensure required monitoring, data collection, technical assessments, and compliance activities are completed accurately and on schedule.
• Monitor applicable environmental legislation and assess regulatory changes impacting Company operations.
• Support environmental audits, inspections, corrective actions, and continuous improvement initiatives.
• Serve as a liaison with regulatory agencies, inspectors, and external stakeholders on environmental compliance matters.
• Manage compliance programs related to TDG, DSL requirements, drug precursor regulations, explosives precursor regulations, and dangerous goods emergency response requirements.
• Maintain required permits, registrations, and regulatory filings.
• Develop and execute internal audit programs covering health and safety, environmental, regulatory, and quality management systems.
• Serve as Management Representative and support the ongoing effectiveness of the ISO 9001 Quality Management System.
• Coordinate internal and external ISO 9001 audits in collaboration with the Quality Engineer and other functional stakeholders.
• Maintain quality system procedures, document control processes, corrective action programs, and management review activities.

• Degree or diploma in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Chemical Technology, or a related field.
• Minimum 5 years of progressive experience in EHS, regulatory compliance, emergency response, and quality systems.
• Experience in chemical manufacturing.
• Proven experience managing compliance frameworks such as OHSA, MECP, CEPA, and TDG rules.
• Experience tracking environmental metrics, managing waste disposal, conducting workplace hazard assessments, and leading safety audits or root cause investigations.
• Demonstrated track record of interacting with regulatory inspectors and filing compliance reports.
• Strong technical writing, communication skills, and attention to detail.