NICOLAS HERNANDEZ

E-Mail: nxh9339@rit.edu

Registered Since: 2008-03-13 19:09:35

Profile: I am an student at RIT and I am taking EHS Management as an alective course as as part of the Manufacturing Management Leadership (MML) program. Besides, I wanted to learn a little more about how we can positively affect the environment as a private and corporate citizen. I work for Xerox Corp. and currently manage spare support for the Developing Market Group (Latin America and Caribbean Countries). I have worked in finance, engineering, systems, transportation and logistics. I am now part of the Supply Chain Operations. My wife and I live in Webster and we have three children: Alberto, Nicky and Maria Estrella. I am looking forward to meet personally with everyone and work with you in finding ways to save mother Earth.

Posts by NICK HERNANDEZ:

Corporate Awakening

April 28, 2008 by NICOLAS HERNANDEZ and amathew | Filed under: 1-In the host community, Collaboratory, THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER

Corporate Awakening
Abstract:
This is an extreme case related to the role of the environmental manager in the host community, but it shows that the environmental manager has to deal at the local, national and international level with all kind of governmental and non-government organizations.
This paper discusses the TOTAL S.A. attempts to make a difference in the [...]

Quantifying Economic and Environmental Benefits of Co-Located Firms

by NICOLAS HERNANDEZ and amathew | Filed under: 1-In the host community, Collaboratory, THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER

Quantifying Economic and Environmental Benefits of Co-Located Firms
This paper is really about industrial symbiosis. A win-win strategy that engages separate industries to work together and engage in physical exchanges of material, water, energy and by products. I see this approach as an opportunity for the environmental manager in the host community to minimize or eliminate [...]

An ecological basis for integrated environmental management

by NICOLAS HERNANDEZ and amathew | Filed under: 1-Environmental Managers: Job Crafting in Action, Collaboratory, THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER

An ecological basis for integrated environmental management
This paper addresses resolving environmental issues using an approach based on ecology and environmental values. This relates to job crafting as another approach environmental managers could use to successfully solve environmental problems.
The paper indicates that for the environmental manager to effectively manage the environment requires understanding of the essential [...]

Integrating Managers into Environmental Management Systems

by NICOLAS HERNANDEZ and amathew | Filed under: 1-Environmental Managers: Job Crafting in Action, Collaboratory, THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER

Integrating Managers into Environmental Management Systems
Abstract:
This article discusses strategies at how to be successful in implementing and administering an environmental managements system. I find these approaches very much related to the environmental manager job crafting. These are skills that the environmental could find very useful in implementing an environmental management system, but also these skills [...]

Environmental Manager Role Crafting

April 21, 2008 by NICOLAS HERNANDEZ | Filed under: 1-Environmental Managers: Job Crafting in Action, THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER

Hello, I feel very privileged to participate in the discussion of such important issues. I do not have any previous experience in EHS, but I would like to learn on how I can actively participate in preventing and reversing any future damage to the environment.
I read the article provide by Brenda Ghitulescu and I though [...]

The EM Role in the Host Community

by NICOLAS HERNANDEZ and Mason Baziw | Filed under: 1-In the host community, THE ROLE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGER

Hello, I feel very privileged to participate in the discussion of such important issues. I do not have any previous experience in EHS, but I would like to learn on how I can actively participate in preventing and reversing any future damage to the environment
I have read several articles related to the role of the [...]