Safety Specialist
Safety Specialist
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Ensure Company remains in compliance with governmental regulations· Identify and evaluate hazardous conditions and practices· Implement safety programs and procedures· Assist employees with all aspects of safety· Monitor effectiveness of hazard controls and hazard control programs· Conduct safety meetings as needed· Conduct safety training as needed· Conduct job site inspections and observations· Prepare written reports on job site inspections· Complete incident/accident investigation and reporting· Collaborate with Superintendents to monitor compliance and safety concerns· Intervene in unsafe activities or operations· Conduct new hire safety orientation· Assist in companywide JHA Compliance· Assist in companywide Toolbox Talks Compliance· First responder for accidents involving injuries· Accompany injured workers to clinics/hospitals· Maintain knowledge of OSHA regulations· Participate in OSHA/EPA inspections· Other duties as needed
- 1-4 years of practical experience within the Safety capacity· Construction industry experience required; road construction experience, preferred.· Bachelor’s Degree in Safety or related field.· Proficient in MS Office products.· Strong organizational and time management skills, ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.· Able to work under pressure and make decisions with confidence in compliance with safety protocols.· Good attention to detail.· Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
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