Safety Compliance Officer
gables search groupAsheboro (NC)
About the role
We are looking for a dynamic Safety Compliance Officer to join our team in Asheboro, NC.This is a hands-on role for an Environmental, Health & Safety Specialist who can establish solid connections with staff while ensuring safety and environmental adherence.
Responsibilities:
Oversee day-to-day EHS and MSHA compliance efforts at both locations.
Conduct on-site inspections, detect hazards, probe incidents, and oversee resolution of actions.
Manage safety programs, track training records, maintain compliance schedules, and handle necessary paperwork.
Assist with MSHA inspections, training sessions, task guidance, and hazard awareness training.
Administer environmental compliance for air, water, stormwater, wastewater, waste, and chemical oversight.
Prepare and manage essential reports, permits, sampling logs, manifests, and regulatory paperwork.
Lead or participate in safety committees, toolbox discussions, employee training, and emergency readiness.
Collaborate with operations, maintenance, and management to establish effective and proactive EHS initiatives.
Act as a primary contact during regulatory audits and follow through on identified issues and corrective measures.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Safety, Environmental Science, Industrial Hygiene, Engineering, or a related field.3+ years of EHS experience within chemical, mining, industrial minerals, manufacturing, heavy industry, construction materials, utilities, or similar sectors.
Working familiarity with MSHA, OSHA, and environmental compliance regulations.
Experience in conducting inspections, hazard recognition, incident investigations, and corrective action management.
Knowledge of environmental protocols covering stormwater, air quality, water resources, waste management, and chemical oversight.
Excellent communication abilities and adeptness in collaborating with leaders, supervisors, and hourly workers.
Valid driver's license and ability to commute between sites.
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