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Position: SAP EHS Consultant

Location: Woodlands, TX (Hybrid)

Position Type: Long Term Contract



Must Have Skils
  1. Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience
  2. 5+ years of hands-on functional and configuration experience in Product Safety module within SAP EHS with proven experience with Safety Data Sheets (SDS - Vendor and Material), Global Label Management (GLM), Dangerous Goods Management, WWI, Substance Volume Tracking, quarterly EHS Regulatory Content (ERC).
  3. Understanding of business processes in 3rd party EH&S/Manufacturing software systems ATR Smart Procedures
  4. Experience in all phases of systems implementation, including analysis/design, blueprinting, configuration, documentation, testing, training, and support.
  5. Strong understanding of systems integration, data manipulation, data analysis, and SAP data migration methods
  6. Demonstrated technical aptitude and ability to investigate in detail, diagnose, and solve complex problems.
  7. Demonstrated ability to communicate complex topics in a concise manner (oral/written) to many different audiences, including customers, peers, and leadership.
  8. Practical project management skills and experience
  9. Ability to cooperate and work effectively in a cross-functional and multi-cultural team environment.

Good to Have
  1. Experience with the integration, configuration, development, and deployment of SAP based systems and relevant third-party software.
  2. Working knowledge of SAP Plant Maintenance, SAP Materials Management and integration between the two
  3. Working knowledge of SAP Project Systems and related applications
  4. Experience in project execution using Agile methodology.
  5. Experience with MS Active Directory integration.
  6. Knowledge of inventory, procurement, plant maintenance, turnaround, reliability, and operations processes in the petrochemical or refinery industry
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