Entry-Level Program: GE Appliances & Lighting Environment, Health & Safety Leadership Program (EHSLP)

Leadership Programs

The GE Appliances & Lighting's Environment, Health & Safety Leadership Program (EHSLP) is designed to accelerate the development of entry-level talent and produce leaders capable of meeting the challenges facing GE. It is for people who have a proven track record of excellent academic performance, who want a career in EHS and are interested in the manufacturing environment. Through classroom, field, computer-based and hands-on training, participants combine theory and practice in EHS tasks and gain valuable experience that will serve as the foundation of a dynamic career.

Program Summary

EHSLP is an intensive 24 months program of four six-month rotational assignments. These assignments include significant professional responsibilities, coursework and interactive seminars to equip you with exceptional technical, financial, business and leadership skills. Across varying EHS disciplines and in various geographic locations the rotational assignments may include work in Manufacturing, Fixed Facilities and Central EHS teams.

Leadership Opportunities

The program gives participants the opportunity to make an impact on GE. It also provides participants with visibility to senior level technical and business leaders, while fostering personal development through mentoring and coaching. The rotational assignments provide valuable contacts and experience that accelerate the development of technical, business, and professional skills.

Candidate Criteria

  • University or college degree specialized in EHS studies (preferably Environmental Engineering)
  • No more than 2 years relevant work experience
  • Demonstrated strong leadership, analytical, problem-solving, interpersonal and communication skills
  • Knowledge and advanced experience using MS Office
  • Fluent English and Hungarian
  • Must be geographically mobile
  • Passion for and commitment to Environment, Health and Safety

How to Apply

Please check your campus career center for opportunities.