HSE Off-Shift Coordinator

Mondelēz International•Richmond, VA

7d•$77,600 - $106,700•Onsite

About The Position

This is a hands-on HSE position designed to provide additional support where and when the operation needs it most. A significant part of the time will be spent on the manufacturing floor - engaging with employees, observing work, recognising what is being done well, identifying opportunities, verifying controls, and stepping in when something needs to change. This is a highly visible, floor-focused role that works closely with Operations, Maintenance & Reliability, Sanitation, Quality, Engineering, Security, contractors, and the broader HSE team. The coordinator will build relationships with employees and Front-Line Leaders and Supervisors, recognise and reinforce positive safety behaviours, coach when opportunities are identified, and support accountability when safety expectations are not followed.

Requirements

Experience in Environmental Health and Safety
Must have completed Environmental Health and Safety training in areas such as OSHA, EPA, DNREC
Experience in safety, and/or environmental technical standards
Excellent verbal and written communication skills and ability to work with individuals at all levels
Understanding and knowledge of regulatory reports and compliances including experience with ISO
Minimum 2 years of demonstrated experience as a supervisor in a high-performance manufacturing, warehousing, and/or distribution work environment
Proven problem solving, communication, and coaching skills with strong attention to detail
SAP experience and proficiency in MS Excel
High school diploma or equivalent required
Ability to work independently during off shifts while knowing when additional HSE or leadership support is needed

Nice To Haves

Experience with Contractor Management, Permit to Work (PTW), Powered Industrial Vehicles (PIV), LOTO, machine safety, incident investigation, risk assessment, confined space, fall protection, electrical safety, or emergency response is preferred but not required
Lean Six Sigma certification is preferred
associate degree, technical education, or additional training in Safety, Environmental, Manufacturing, Engineering, Industrial Technology, or a related field preferred
Previous experience in safety, manufacturing, operations, maintenance, sanitation, warehousing, construction, or another industrial environment preferred

Responsibilities

Assist and lead the cultural transformation regarding HSE to help lead plant to achieve Zero accidents and Incidents
Be responsible for coordinating and overseeing implementation of all Health & Safety programs and processes
Participate in investigations to facilitate closure of identified non-conformances
Provide Health and Safety expertise for the plant for all new projects and change management activities
Follow up on non-conformances and develops the systems to resolve them based on root cause analysis
Maintain an up-to-date incident reporting system, assist with investigating incidents in conjunction with the HSE Pillar team/safety committee and drive the completion of corrective actions to eliminate root causes/reoccurrence
Develop technical guidance programs to identify and remove physical hazards