Training & Safety Coordinator
Training & Safety Coordinator
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Associate degree and 2 years of safety experience in manufacturing/distribution OR 4 years in a safety role in manufacturing/distribution 2 years experience in a training coordination/leadership capacity
- Experience leading cross-functional teams.
- Working knowledge of OSHA regulations and requirements.
- Ability to interact with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies.
- Understanding of worker's compensation and liability insurance claims.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
- Evaluate hazards within the facility for safety, health, and environmental risks and recommend improvements.
- Evaluate existing health and safety procedures and programs for all departments and develop new procedures and programs where necessary.
- Monitor cross-training with training matrix and recommend /execute training plans with supervisors.
- Lead the facility Safety Team.
- Lead accident and injury investigations, investigations of environmental incidents, recommend appropriate action, and manage OSHA 300 log.
- Manage the Worker's Compensation program in partnership with HR.Maintain hourly education/training records for all employees with training matrix and reports
- Conduct all employee training on safety policies, procedures, and regulations.
- Develop inspection policies and establish regular inspection schedules.
- Plan and execute annual education plans for the budget
- Develop, organize, and conduct presentations and training programs.
- Perform other departmental duties as assigned by Human Resource Manager
- Ergonomic Focus
- Walking, standing, and sitting during an 8-hour shift
- Ability to look up, stoop, and use ladders to reach height.
- Ability to lift 10-40 lbs from ground level to waist high.
- Ability to type and use computer and telephone equipment
- Standard Motor Products is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
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