19A Examiner - Safety Supervisor

CP Unlimited•New York, NY

5h•Onsite

About The Position

The Examiner - Safety Supervisor is responsible for overseeing various safety and compliance programs within a transportation environment. This role involves supervising staff, managing training programs, investigating incidents, and ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements such as NYS DMV Article 19A. The position also includes responsibilities related to hiring, performance evaluations, and maintaining essential records and databases.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or Equivalent Experience
5 years supervisory experience in a transportation environment
Basic proficiency with a P.C.
Demonstrated communication skills
NYS Class B CDL Driver's License with passenger and air brake endorsements
NYS DMV Article 19A Examiners License

Responsibilities

Screening, interviewing, and hiring of full time and hourly drivers and escorts in cooperation with the Human Resources Department.
Supervise drivers and escorts, completing employee performance evaluations annually.
Organize and oversee the D.M.V. Article 19A Program, performing required procedures as needed.
Supervise and oversee all CPT staff LITMOS program, ensuring all staff are compliant with agency required trainings.
Maintain Driver and Escort files including reports and facts pertinent to Union related hearings.
Assist with disciplinary hearings with the Amalgamated Transit Union.
Supervise the summons program with Parking Violations Bureau and the annual review of the vehicle summary schedule.
Reporting and investigating motor vehicular accidents/incidents, coordinating documentation and findings with the Director of Fleet Operations, The Director of Transportation, Insurance Company, and Broker.
Maintain the accident database.
Develop and conduct training programs inclusive of the Pre-Service Orientation and the ongoing safety training, which includes employee safety meetings, distribution of materials, and training classes on all relevant topics appropriate for our industry.
Investigate and document incidents and injuries to both individuals and employees.
Coordinate results of investigations with appropriate agency personnel and committees.
Attend both Incident Review and Safety Committee Meetings as required.
Develop a program for monitoring and replacing safety kit and wheelchair Securement equipment.
Participate in the Evening/Weekend On-Call Rotation.
Perform all other duties as assigned.