Industrial Safety Coordinator

Green Tanner Industrial•Chandler, AZ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Industrial Safety Coordinator serves as the primary MSHA-focused safety representative for assigned active mine-site work. This role supports safe execution by monitoring compliance with MSHA regulations, company policies, and contractor/mine-site requirements; coordinating with mine management and contractors; conducting inspections and training; and promoting a proactive safety culture. While the role may support industrial or construction scopes where needed, the primary scope is mine-site safety coverage and MSHA readiness. This role provides field-based safety coordination for assigned active mine sites and mine-related industrial projects. Partner with contractors, mine management, GTI leadership, and site personnel to verify worker readiness, review JHAs/SWPs/permits, support pre-job planning, and maintain required safety documentation. The role may recommend corrective actions, stop or pause work when an imminent safety concern exists, and escalate compliance gaps, missing training/credentials, or recurring unsafe conditions to appropriate leadership.

Requirements

OSHA 30-hour training card.
MSHA certification/qualification with at least 3 years of mine-site safety experience.
Strong knowledge of MSHA standards and other applicable safety regulations.
First Aid/CPR certification.
Ability to conduct inspections, deliver training, investigate incidents, and maintain accurate safety records.
Strong communication, training, interpersonal, organizational, and documentation skills.
Understanding of Procore or similar project documentation systems.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual English/Spanish.
Bachelor’s degree in occupational health and safety, environmental science, or a related field.

Responsibilities

Conduct routine inspections, identify hazards, verify controls, and monitor compliance with MSHA requirements, company policies, and contractor/mine safety standards.
Conduct site inductions/orientations, verify worker qualifications, certifications, and training records, and coordinate with mine management on access or clearance concerns.
Participate in pre-job planning and risk assessments; review JHAs, SWPs, permits, and field conditions before work begins or changes.
Deliver safety training, toolbox talks, emergency drills, and safety meetings that are clear, practical, and relevant to mine-site conditions.
Maintain accurate incident reports, inspection records, training logs, safety meeting minutes, and corrective-action records.
Investigate workplace incidents/near misses, determine root causes, document findings, and recommend corrective actions.
Manage or monitor PPE/safety equipment availability and use, and verify proper handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous materials.
Support the development, implementation, and monitoring of safety programs across assigned mine, industrial, and construction scopes, with mine-site coverage as the priority.
Advise management on compliance issues, risk trends, proactive controls, and evolving MSHA/OSHA or other applicable regulatory requirements.
Coach employees and contractors on hazard recognition, safe work practices, and site expectations.
Recommend corrective actions, refresher training, or process changes based on inspections, incident trends, audit findings, or contractor performance.
Prepare documentation and trend summaries for leadership, mine management, or contractor coordination meetings.
Recommend improvements to orientation, toolbox talk, emergency drill, inspection, or training-record workflows.
Escalate imminent danger, serious hazards, unsafe work practices, or repeated noncompliance.
Escalate missing or expired MSHA/site-specific training, certifications, qualifications, or other access-readiness concerns.
Escalate incidents, near misses, regulatory concerns, hazardous material issues, or PPE/safety equipment gaps requiring management action.