Martha N. Coopersmith-Gray
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Martha N. Coopersmith-Gray is an Advisor with CES. She has 20
years of experience in the environmental, health, and safety (EH&S) area
and has worked for 18 of those years in senior level EH&S management
positions in the electronics industry, working for Lucent Technologies
and Agere Systems.
In the more recent years, Martha’s work focused on the integration of
product level requirements into the business process. She was one of
the designers of the EIAReg track program that many companies use for
tracking global EH&S regulatory activities.
Martha has developed customized software programs for the
management and reporting of material content along the supply chain to
ensure that products meet regulatory requirements. She was also the
Co-Chair of the Global Joint Industry Guide (JIG) standardization process
for material content reporting.
She has managed the EH&S compliance and management systems
programs at over 100 global locations and was responsible for the
development of manufacturing risk assessment criteria and auditing
protocols for operations on a global basis.
Martha has a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and has completed course work in
Business Administration at Pace University. She has her OSHA 1910
Certification as well.
years of experience in the environmental, health, and safety (EH&S) area
and has worked for 18 of those years in senior level EH&S management
positions in the electronics industry, working for Lucent Technologies
and Agere Systems.
In the more recent years, Martha’s work focused on the integration of
product level requirements into the business process. She was one of
the designers of the EIAReg track program that many companies use for
tracking global EH&S regulatory activities.
Martha has developed customized software programs for the
management and reporting of material content along the supply chain to
ensure that products meet regulatory requirements. She was also the
Co-Chair of the Global Joint Industry Guide (JIG) standardization process
for material content reporting.
She has managed the EH&S compliance and management systems
programs at over 100 global locations and was responsible for the
development of manufacturing risk assessment criteria and auditing
protocols for operations on a global basis.
Martha has a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the
University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and has completed course work in
Business Administration at Pace University. She has her OSHA 1910
Certification as well.