Coordinates facility safety programs, conducts inspections and accident investigations, delivers employee and forklift training, manages PPE and medical supplies, maintains OSHA records, supports regulatory inspections, oversees hearing conservation, and coordinates work restrictions with management, HR, and claims administrators.
Job Summary
The Safety Coordinator II is responsible for the coordination, facilitation, and supervision of the facility's safety programs and initiatives.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities
- Regularly inspects facility operations to ensure that safe job practices are followed, protective equipment is properly utilized, and all required machine/process guards are in place and operational
- Investigates and facilitate the investigation of all accidents and near-miss occurrences, identify trends and causes, and ensure that corrective measures are implemented
- Works with management to develop safety programs and incentives as appropriate
- Conducts new hire training and ensures new employees understand safety practices and policies
- Provides training to employees on the safe and appropriate operation of machinery and equipment
- Chairs the Safety Committee
- Manages inventory of safety-related products including PPE, medical first-aid supplies, videos, etc.
- Ensures the facility maintains the proper number of personnel trained in first aid and CPR and that the required level of safety and medical supplies are maintained in inventory
- Conducts and certifies all forklift training
- Coordinates annual fire inspection tours and planned/unplanned tours by other safety and health regulatory agencies
- Monitors facility hearing conservation program
- Coordinates work duties for employees on medical restrictions
- Maintains appropriate communication with immediate management, Human Resources, and third-party claims administrators
- Maintains OSHA 300 log and other required reports
- Prepares regular and special reports as required
- Performs other duties as required
Qualifications
- Minimum high school graduate
- Minimum two to four years of experience in safety or woodworking operations
- Working knowledge and proficiency in the use of computer and business-related software, including Microsoft applications Excel, Word, and Outlook
- Minimum certification in First Aid and CPR and working knowledge of OSHA and DOT regulations
- Successful completion of OSHA 10 certification
The Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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