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Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) is a global agricultural supply chain manager and processor that transforms raw ingredients into food, nutrition, and industrial products. The company offers a broad portfolio of food ingredients, plant‑based proteins, flavors, and animal‑nutrition solutions, while also trading oilseeds, corn, and soybeans to meet local and global market demands. ADM differentiates itself through pioneering bio‑based innovations, a robust logistics network, and a commitment to sustainability that strengthens resilient supply chains and supports a growing bioeconomy. By blending scientific expertise with farmer services, ADM delivers high‑quality ingredients that enhance human and animal health, positioning itself as a leader in food security and wellness.
The EHS Manager will work closely with the EHS Centre of Excellence to coordinate the deployment of ADM's safety, health and environmental strategy across the location, with a focus on zero injuries or incidents. The role will also involve maintaining and improving training programs, ensuring compliance with regulatory and ADM standards, and conducting site walkabouts to monitor activities and compliance.
Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) is a global agricultural supply chain manager and processor that transforms raw ingredients into food, nutrition, and industrial products. The company offers a broad portfolio of food ingredients, plant‑based proteins, flavors, and animal‑nutrition solutions, while also trading oilseeds, corn, and soybeans to meet local and global market demands. ADM differentiates itself through pioneering bio‑based innovations, a robust logistics network, and a commitment to sustainability that strengthens resilient supply chains and supports a growing bioeconomy. By blending scientific expertise with farmer services, ADM delivers high‑quality ingredients that enhance human and animal health, positioning itself as a leader in food security and wellness.
