Safety Coordinator

POSITION SUMMARY: 

The Safety Coordinator’s primary role focuses on the day-to-day safety department activities supporting the local plant operations including safety training, safety meetings, workplace safety audits, injury management and shopfloor compliance towards safety standards and requirements. 

FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES: 

• Supports daily stretch program and shows a shopfloor presence and supports by cycling through the lines at both Millennium and Sukee during morning and afternoon pre-work stretch.  


• Supports safety communications, on an as need base, during morning and afternoon musters to cover and roll out new safety topics and SOPs.


• Supports all safety training to include initial new hire safety training as well as extensive onboarding SOP training, tracking, and reporting.


• Supports plant safety programs such as hearing conservation, fall protection, scaffolding, SDS Sheets, and others.


• Attends and helps facilitate employee engagement through basic safety committee processes for both Millennium Finish and Sukee Weld activities with some periodic involvement with Materials and Logistics groups.


• Supports new safety policy and SOP implementation efforts.


• Supports weekly safety audits and inspections by cycling between lines and various shop floor areas.


• Supports Company Incident Report process by assuring supervisory participation and documentation.


• Supports incident investigation and documentation of 5 whys.


• Submits workers compensation insurance first report of injury submissions.


• Supports company return to work activities and modified duty coordination. 


• While making periodic shop floor visits, performs basic PPE observations and communicates directly with employees and as needed with direct supervisor to accomplish policy compliance.


• Maintains compliance with State and Federal reporting requirements such as OSHA 300 log.


• Performs all other related safety project work as directed.

Safety Performance Measurements:

• TRIR and DART rates


• # of Safety Meetings Held


• # of Safety Audits performed


• # of Near Miss Reports and Correct Actions

Education, Experience and Skill Requirements:

• Two-year degree in Business, Engineering or HSE related field preferred, however, may consider multiple years of engaged work history


• OSHA 30 Occupational Health & Safety certification preferred


• Prefer safety work-related experience within an industrial work environment specific to manufacturing or construction as well as multi-site locations


• Must have workers' compensation claims management or administration experience


• Must have good PC and technology skills


• Must have reasonable small group training and presentation capability


• Must be good with multitasking, time management, and have a great sense for establishing priorities