Health & Safety Coordinator

Tech Search ProsWatertown, NY
Onsite

About The Position

We are collaborating with a client in Gouverneur New York, who is currently seeking a professional to fill the role of Health & Safety Coordinator for their mining operations. Relocation assistance is provided.

Requirements

  • Ability to multitask, meet deadlines, and stay organized
  • Ability to use computer for written communication, tracking, and submitting reports
  • Experience in workplace safety and compliance of procedures and MSHA regulations.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Skilled in written and verbal communication (in English)
  • Must be legally authorized to work in the US.

Nice To Haves

  • Mining industry experience preferred
  • MSHA Trainer Certification preferred

Responsibilities

  • Focus on workplace safety and compliance of procedures and MSHA regulations
  • Develop, implement, and improve safety policies, procedures, and programs as needed
  • Provide safety training & education
  • Conduct risk assessments
  • Inspect work environments underground and on the surface
  • Investigate accidents
  • Accompany MSHA on quarterly inspections or other site visits
  • Evaluate and recommend control measures to minimize risk
  • Stay informed of MSHA regulations along with other federal, state, and local H&S regulations
  • Schedule annual required physicals and hearing tests
  • Assist with weekly and monthly H&S reporting
  • Maintain accurate and organized records of training, inspections, investigations, and other required records
  • Work with all departments of the business to promote a positive safety culture
  • Other reasonable duties as needed.

Benefits

  • Relocation assistance
  • 401K Retirement Plan including additional employer contribution of 5% of gross wages weekly.
  • Excellus Medical plan with low employee contribution
  • FREE Vision, Dental, and Life Insurances
  • Paid Vacation, Holidays, and Sick Time Off
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