EHS Analyst (with machine safety focus)
TE Connectivity · ESZTERGOM, KE, HU, 2500
About The Role
At TE, you will unleash your potential working with people from diverse backgrounds and industries to create a safer, sustainable and more connected world. Job Overview At TE Connectivity, machine safety is a key strategic priority. This role goes beyond traditional occupational health and safety responsibilities by serving as a focal point for machine safety excellence. The successful candidate will be expected to actively develop and strengthen machine safety practices, drive LOTO compliance and energy isolation programs, support machinery-related risk reduction initiatives, and act as a trusted advisor to production and cross-functional teams on all machine safety-related matters. Main Tasks and Responsibilities Leading and supporting Machine Safety initiatives across the site Conducting Machinery Assessments and participating in Machine Safety Improvement Projects Acting as the site's Machine Safety Subject Matter Expert (SME) Driving compliance with Machine Safety Standards , regulations, and internal requirements Supporting and developing LOTO (Lockout/Tagout) and Energy Isolation Programs Evaluating Residual Energy Hazards and implementing appropriate control measures Supporting technical reviews of new and existing Production Equipment Partnering with Production and Engineering teams to reduce machinery-related risks and with regional EHS subject matter experts, managers, and cross-functional teams Driving continuous improvement in Machine Safety , LOTO , and workplace safety processes Evaluating EHS implications of changes in facility layouts, machinery, manufacturing processes, and technologies Ideal Background Bachelor's degree or higher, preferably in Engineering, Environmental Health & Safety, or a related technical field Intermediate level English communication skills, both written and spoken Experience in a manufacturing environment, ideally in a production-facing EHS role Strong technical exposure with hands-on experience around manufacturing equipment, processes, and workplace safety Previous experience in Occupational Health & Safety / Workplace Safety is a strong advantage Experience in machine safety, machinery assessments, and technical risk evaluations Sound knowledge of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), residual energy management, and machine safeguarding principles CMSE (Certified Machinery Safety Expert) certification or equivalent machinery safety qualification is considered a strong advantage Ideal Soft Skills Ability to build effective partnerships with production teams, engineers, and managers Excellent observation skills combined with a structured auditing mindset Strong problem-solving capabilities and a proactive approach to identifying risks and improvement opportunities Self-driven and capable of working with a high degree of autonomy Commitment to continuous improvement, learning, and professional development Competencies Values: Integrity, Accountability, Inclusion, Innovation, Teamwork
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