Michael Lynch, Csp
About Michael Lynch, Csp
Michael Lynch, Csp, is the Associate Director of Environment, Occupational Health, Safety, and Sustainability at Bristol Myers Squibb and Celgene in New Jersey.
Company
Michael Lynch currently holds a dual role as Associate Director, Environment, Occupational Health, Safety, and Sustainability at Bristol Myers Squibb based in New Jersey, United States, and Associate Director at Celgene in Summit, New Jersey.
Title
Michael Lynch is currently titled as Associate Director of Environment, Occupational Health, Safety, and Sustainability at Bristol Myers Squibb and Celgene.
Education and Expertise
Michael Lynch studied Environmental Science and earned a BS degree from Rutgers University from 1998 to 2002. He has expertise in developing successful EHS Management Programs, reviewing pharmaceutical development processes, and ensuring operational safety, health, and environmental compliance. His knowledge spans GHS label requirements, DOT training for hazardous materials, and EHS program review and implementation.
Background
Michael Lynch has a diverse background in various safety and environmental roles across leading companies. His career began at PHASE Associates, LLC as a Safety and Environmental Specialist, and he then worked as a Safety Specialist at Pfizer. Michael expanded his expertise at Schering-Plough Research Institute and Merck, where he held several positions including Safety Specialist and EHS Site Lead. He contributed to Nestlé Health Science as SH&E Manager before joining Bristol Myers Squibb and Celgene.
Achievements
Michael Lynch has developed EHS Management Programs that foster safety-minded cultures. He has successfully led cross-functional safety teams and specializes in new equipment startup, EHS inspections, and training. His role at Merck included day-to-day safety, health, and environmental compliance for both the Research Laboratories and Manufacturing Division. He has supported AMS Regional support for Nestlé R&D Facilities and focuses on global shipment of materials and Job Hazard Analysis.