Quality, Health & Safety Manager (On-Site)

Myant is building technologies that connect people, machines and intelligence through advanced textile computing, materials science, AI and connected health technologies.

Within the Myant ecosystem, Myant Health is focused on transforming healthcare through the Internet of Humans: connecting people, AI and machines through intelligent textile-based interfaces and continuous health measurement. Our SKIIN™ technology transforms everyday clothing into a sophisticated health interface capable of capturing meaningful, clinical-grade health information, while HumanOS provides the platform for bringing together data from textile sensors, medical devices, wearables and other connected technologies to create a more continuous view of human health.

Myant Health is currently focused on objective measurement and accessible diagnostic solutions across areas including cardiovascular health, sleep, hypertension, diabetes and musculoskeletal health. Our work includes solutions such as 14-day cardiac monitoring, home sleep apnea testing and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, with a broader vision of creating continuous diagnostic and, ultimately, therapeutic interfaces that can become part of everyday life.

The technology and innovation behind these products are supported by a broader Myant R&D environment spanning textile computing, advanced materials, electronics, software, AI, biometrics, chemical processing and manufacturing technologies.

This includes MyantX, our advanced research and innovation organization, which builds on a strong history of industrial research and applied technology development. MyantX operates at the intersection of materials, manufacturing, electronics, sensing and emerging technologies, helping translate advanced research into practical technologies and commercial applications.

Together, Myant, Myant Health and MyantX operate within a highly multidisciplinary environment that brings together research laboratories, advanced materials and chemical processing, engineering, textile and electronics development, controlled manufacturing environments and medical-device development and manufacturing. This creates a unique environment for professionals who want to work at the intersection of advanced technology, research, manufacturing, quality, safety and regulated healthcare.

At Myant, you will have the opportunity to work alongside scientists, engineers, researchers, manufacturing specialists, healthcare professionals and technology teams to help build technologies that move from fundamental research and experimentation through development and ultimately toward real-world applications.

We are not simply developing individual products. We are building an interconnected technology ecosystem, from advanced research and materials through textile computing, intelligent sensing and connected health, with the potential to change how people interact with technology and manage their health.

Role Overview:

Myant is seeking an experienced Quality, Health & Safety (QHS) Manager to provide leadership across the company's complex research, development and manufacturing environment. This role is responsible for developing, implementing and continuously improving Myant's Integrated Management System (IMS), with a focus on quality, occupational health and safety, environmental compliance and operational risk.

The QHS Manager will work across a uniquely multidisciplinary facility that combines advanced R&D, chemical and materials processing, textile and electronics development, laboratories, controlled manufacturing environments and medical-device development and manufacturing. The role therefore sits at the intersection of occupational health and safety, environmental management, quality systems, process safety and regulated product development. The successful candidate will work closely with executive leadership, Engineering, Manufacturing, Quality & Regulatory, Facilities and R&D to ensure that Myant's facility and operations meet applicable regulatory, safety, environmental and quality requirements. Myant's facility encompasses research and development, chemical processing, advanced materials/textile development, medical-device development and manufacturing, laboratories and controlled manufacturing environments. The successful candidate will therefore need to be comfortable working across both technical and operational environments and translating regulatory requirements into practical systems, processes and controls.

The QHS Manager will serve as a key facility contact for regulatory inspections, ISO certification audits, customer/supplier audits and internal compliance activities, while ensuring that risks are identified, addressed and communicated to leadership.

• Develop, implement and continuously improve Myant's Integrated Management System (IMS), integrating applicable requirements of ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
• Maintain appropriate alignment and interfaces with ISO 13485 requirements applicable to Myant's medical-device development and manufacturing activities.
• Establish and monitor QHS policies, procedures, standards, objectives and performance metrics.
• Lead internal audit, corrective action and continuous-improvement activities related to the facility's IMS.
• Coordinate facility readiness for ISO certification/recertification audits, regulatory inspections and customer/supplier audits.
• Support formal Management Reviews by providing consolidated quality, safety, environmental, compliance and risk metrics.
• Oversee CAPA activities relating to facility, environmental, safety and operational risks, including formal root-cause analysis and effectiveness verification.
• Partner with Engineering and Manufacturing on qualification and validation activities, including IQ/OQ/PQ, where applicable to equipment and processes.
• Support appropriate environmental monitoring programs for controlled manufacturing environments, including particulate monitoring and pest-control programs.

• Provide leadership and oversight for occupational health and safety programs across the facility.
• Supervise and provide directions to the Environmental Technologist and Safety Coordinator.
• Participate as a management representative on the Joint Health & Safety Committee.
• Identify, assess and mitigate workplace hazards associated with chemical processing, manufacturing, laboratories, equipment and facility operations.
• Lead or participate in Process Hazard Analyses (PHA), HAZOP studies and other formal risk assessments for chemical and manufacturing processes.
• Develop and maintain appropriate controls for hazardous chemicals, chemical processes, dust, vapours, physical hazards and other occupational exposures.
• Oversee industrial hygiene monitoring and exposure assessments and ensure appropriate engineering controls, administrative controls and PPE are implemented.
• Develop, test and maintain emergency response procedures, including chemical spills, containment, evacuation and other facility emergencies.
• Lead incident investigations, root-cause analysis and corrective actions, ensuring lessons learned are incorporated into relevant processes and controls.
• Maintain appropriate safety training, documentation and compliance records.

• Maintain and continuously improve the environmental management component of the IMS in accordance with ISO 14001.
• Oversee hazardous waste management, including identification, segregation, storage, tracking and compliant disposal of chemical and manufacturing waste streams.
• Monitor environmental aspects and impacts associated with facility operations and identify opportunities for risk reduction and continuous improvement.
• Coordinate applicable environmental monitoring, reporting and compliance activities.
• Oversee applicable permits and regulatory requirements relating to air emissions, wastewater, chemical storage and other environmental activities.
• Liaise with external consultants, contractors and regulatory authorities as required.

• Maintain the facility's ongoing readiness for regulatory inspections and third-party audits. rather than preparing only immediately prior to an audit.
• Coordinate responses to audit findings, observations and regulatory deficiencies.
• Track commitments, corrective actions and required follow-up to closure.
• Maintain accurate and audit-ready QHS documentation, records and evidence of compliance.
• Work cross-functionally to ensure changes to processes, equipment, chemicals or facility operations are appropriately assessed for QHS impact.

• Establish measurable QHS objectives and KPIs and report performance to senior leadership.