The Area Safety Manager provides strategic support to an Area in the development and implementation of loss prevention programs and safety objectives, policies, procedures and training programs within the assigned Area. This role provides technical expertise and consultation to Area leadership to promote and implement safety-related training programs that drive sustainable, proactive safety conscience behaviors. The manager ensures that Area loss prevention programs are in place to maintain compliance with applicable federal, state and local safety regulations that govern the solid waste industry. They assess Division and Business Unit loss control program activities efforts to communicate, train and develop critical skills, and monitor the implementation of safety and loss prevention programs, including Focus 6 programs, taking action to redirect activity where performance falls short of targets. The role ensures continued compliance with applicable OSHA safety regulations and Federal and State Department of Transportation regulations throughout all Divisions and Business Units, including meeting recordkeeping requirements. The Area Safety Manager partners with Human Resources leaders to ensure safety sensitive messages are effectively communicated in new hire orientation training programs, collaborates to develop overall effective safety programs, and provides ongoing safety training. They also provide technical expertise and act as a resource in the preparation of training materials, support monthly employee safety meetings by ensuring leadership promotes the organization’s values regarding a safe working environment, and manage return to duty (modified / light duty) programs. Additionally, this role partners with HR and Division management to minimize time away from work due to work-related injuries and incidents, participates in the investigation of serious accidents/injuries and monitors supervisor investigations of minor accidents and injuries, and provides Area leadership with timely accident/injury trending and other compliance reports, interpreting data and making recommendations to address negative trends. The manager also participates in division OSHA or DOT compliance inspections and audits.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED