EHS Engineer I

Careers that change lives start here. Medtronic is a global leader in healthcare technology with a Mission to alleviate pain, restore health, and extend life. Our 95,000 employees work across more than 150 countries to put patients first — developing innovative medical technologies that improve the lives of 72+ million patients each year. Your unique talents will help shape the future of healthcare while building a career grounded in purpose, growth, and impact. A Day in the Life Responsibilities may include the following and other duties may be assigned. Develops, administers and implements environmental, health, and safety programs in accordance with governmental requirements. Supports implementation of digital tools, dashboards, and systematization initiatives Assists in tracking EHS KPIs, leading indicators, and operational safety metrics Monitors pollution prevention activities, compliance and auditing efforts. Conducts studies and prepares environmental impact reports for new construction projects, plant processes and permit changes. Reviews and analyzes environmental documentation issued by regulatory agencies; collaborates with regulatory agencies to determine corrective action plans. Determines impact on company operations and publishes compliance strategies and requirements. Evaluates proposed regulations to determine financial, industrial, public and environmental impact. Interacts with regulators to resolve compliance issues. Represents company in government and industry rule-making activities. Identifies and takes corrective action against activities that pose potential threats to workers' health or safety, which may include recommending organizational measures to protect workers' safety through revised methods, processes, or materials; inspecting workplace environments, equipment, and/or practices to ensure compliance with standards and regulations; and investigating and/or identifying causes regarding filed incidents. May provide/promote employee awareness/training on matters of environmental, health, and safety. Serves as the site coordinator for High-Risk Work Programs, including but not limited to Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), Electrical Safety, Confined Space Entry, Work at Heights, Hot Work, Critical Lifting Operations, and Permit-to-Work systems Leads contractor EHS management processes, including contractor onboarding, qualification reviews, site orientation, compliance monitoring, performance evaluations, and corrective action follow-up. TECHNICAL SPECIALIST CAREER STREAM:  An individual contributor with responsibility in our technical functions to advance existing technology or introduce new technology and therapies. Formulates, delivers and/or manages projects assigned and works with other stakeholders to achieve desired results. May act as a mentor to colleagues or may direct the work of other lower level professionals. The majority of time is spent delivering R&D, systems or initiatives related to new technologies or therapies – from design to implementation - while adhering to policies, using specialized knowledge and skills. DIFFERENTIATING FACTORS Autonomy:  Entry-level individual contributor on a project or work team. Works with close supervision. Organizational Impact:  Delivers work of limited scope, typically smaller, less complex projects or related activities. Innovation and Complexity:  Identifies, defines and addresses problems that are not immediately evident but typically not difficult or complex. Makes minor changes in systems and processes to solve problems. Communication and Influence:  Communicates primarily with internal contacts within immediate group. Contacts others to gather, confirm and convey information. Leadership and Talent Management:  N / A – job at this level is focused on self-development. Required Knowledge and Experience: Requires a Baccalaureate degree and 0 years relevant experience.   Physical Job Requirements The above statements are intended to