Bilingual Safety Specialist Spanish
occuprosArlington (TX)
Bilingual Safety Specialist Spanish
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occuprosArlington (TX)
Occupational Health and Safety SpecialistsAll Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Job Description:
The Bilingual Safety Specialist plays a crucial role in promoting and maintaining workplace safety across diverse industries such as manufacturing, construction, healthcare, and logistics. Working within a small safety team, this role requires frequent travel to various sites to conduct safety assessments, provide training, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards using a custom in-house safety management system. Strong bilingual communication skills are essential to effectively liaise between teams and regulatory bodies.
Responsibilities: Conduct safety training sessions for employees across various industries
Perform hazard assessments and identify potential workplace risks
Report and investigate workplace incidents thoroughly and accurately
Monitor compliance with safety regulations and company policies
Communicate safety information bilingually to diverse teams and stakeholders
Carry out safety audits and inspections on-site
Serve as a liaison with regulatory agencies to ensure up-to-date compliance
Preferred Qualifications: Entry-level experience in safety management roles
OSHA 30 certification and knowledge of OSHA regulations
Proficiency in safety auditing and risk assessment techniques
Experience with incident investigation and report writing
Strong bilingual communication and interpersonal skills
High attention to detail in all safety-related activities
Company Description:
OccuPros is a safety culture company based in Arlington, Texas, working across all fifty states. We are an American Heart Association Training Center, we run a mobile training unit, and we deliver instructor led safety training and on site safety support in both English and Spanish. Most of this industry sells paperwork. We think people go home safe because somebody cared enough to teach them properly, and then cared enough to check.
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