About Us
Our Mission
Our ultimate mission is to Keep It Simple! Whether it’s OSHA 10 or 30-hour training, NC Water/Wastewater Operator training, customized training solutions, or EH&S consulting services, EHS Management Solutions is committed to delivering quality services in a manner that engages the customer and eliminates confusion.
EHS Management Solutions is also an approved continuing education training provider by the State of NC Department of Environmental Quality. We offer continuing education training courses for certified drinking water and wastewater treatment operators across the state.
EHS Management Solutions has certified Safety Professionals with over 30 years of experience developing and implementing Health and Safety Management Systems for industrial manufacturing clients.
Meet the Owner
Eric Bolin
Eric Bolin graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1990 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry. and has been a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) since May 2012. He has worked in heavy industrial manufacturing (Pulp, Paper, and Packaging) for over 27 years with a primary focus on EHS.
Eric also has experience with laboratory wet chemistry analysis of water, wastewater, and solid waste; Pulp, Paper, and Packaging Operations; Finished Product Quality; and Maintenance Management, including preventive and predictive maintenance (PM/PdM). Eric has worked at multiple pulp, paper, and packaging sites, and most recently was a Global EHS Auditor Team Lead and a Process Safety Management (PSM)/Risk Management Plan (RMP) auditor for a global pulp, paper, and packaging company.
EHS Management Solutions LLC
5 Core Principles
Value
Your employees must be considered and treated as your most valuable asset
Participation
Success hinges on employees actively leading/participating, and management supporting the EHS priorities for the site
Integrity
Lead by example; there is no such thing as an off-camera moment
Diligence
Frequent audits of equipment, conditions, and behaviors are the backbone of a mature safety process
Respect
The janitor is treated with the same amount of respect as the CEO