Enjoli DeGrasse, MSPH, CIH is Director of Safety, where she leads national initiatives to advance worker safety across the waste and recycling industry. With more than 18 years of experience in occupational health, safety, and industrial hygiene, her work focuses on serious injury and fatality (SIF) prevention, fleet safety, ANSI Z245 safety standards, regulatory engagement, and emerging risks such as lithium-ion batteries.
Enjoli works with industry leaders, workers, regulators, and technical experts to translate complex safety challenges into practical strategies that protect workers and strengthen operations. She also supports the Hispanic Waste & Recycling Alliance (HWRA) and has helped expand the Woodsy Owl campaign to highlight the occupational safety risks associated with improper lithium-ion battery disposal.
Prior to joining NWRA, Enjoli served as Deputy Director of Industrial Initiatives with the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. She is passionate about advancing the next generation of safety leaders and building a culture where worker protection and operational excellence go hand in hand.
Outside of work, Enjoli is a certified SCUBA diver who never passes up an opportunity to meet a new sea turtle.
