Project HSE Advisor

Hitachi•San Francisco, CA

10d•$97,600 - $146,400•Onsite

About The Position

HITACHI RAIL is looking for an enthusiastic self-motivated Project HSE Advisor who thrives in a fast-paced environment. The successful candidate is comfortable performing a wide range of tasks from administrative to strategic. The position is based in Oakland, CA. MUST have CURRENT OSHA 500 Card, as well as CPR/FA (these are client contractual requirements). Work hours for this position: Monday - Friday from 7:00am to 3:30pm This is a field-based position, requiring a minimum of 90% of employee’s time being spent on site. Work locations will include multiple field locations throughout the BART Metro System.

Requirements

OSHA (or Cal-OSHA) 30-Hour Construction Safety & Health Card
OSHA 500 Authorized Outreach Trainer Designation
Current CPR-FA-AED Certification
5+ Years of experience in Construction Safety and Health
Communication, presentation and training Development and Delivery Experience
Experience engaging in diverse and dynamic teams
Experience integrating into project teams and engaging stakeholders from across all disciplines in the HSE Program
Comprehensive knowledge of Cal-OSHA, California EPA, Federal OSHA, USEPA, Department of Labor, and Local regulations, policies, and legislation
Experience implementing site HSE programs
Demonstrated ability to inspect and evaluate workplace environments, equipment, and practices for compliance with corporate and legislative requirements, standards, and regulations.
Highly developed interpersonal skills to establish and maintain effective working relationships and promote a harmonious safety environment.
Ability to complete written reports and electronic communications expeditiously and with a high-degree of accuracy and professionalism while in the field.
Computer proficiency with a strong knowledge of PCs and software applications related to the work, such as MS Office, Word, Excel, Access, SharePoint, etc.
A valid non-probationary California Class “C” Driver’s License
Demonstrated ability to identify and take action on safety-related issues, conduct root cause incident investigations, and handle both uncomfortable and sensitive situations.
Ability to work throughout the Bay Area

Nice To Haves

CHST Certification
CSP or BCSP Certifications

Responsibilities

Conduct effective toolbox meetings and provide basic safety training.
Initiate incident notification and response, and emergency procedures.
Recognize and correct hazards.
Communicate effectively with the field staff, project leadership, and client representatives
Complete daily inspections using provided HSE software.
Support the completion of Accident, Incident, and Near Miss Investigations
Act as the Hitachi Rail HSE representative on the site.
Successfully implement and support the Health, Safety and Environmental Management System (HSEMS) in the field
Ensure that work is being executed as planned, assist with corrective measures, and provide resources to correct and maintain solutions
Assist in the review, updating, and communication of the (HSEMS) to everyone including subcontractors
Collaborate with the craft every night in the field to encourage buy-in of our HSE management system and to support craft ownership of HSE
Provide Project Orientation and 4-Hour Roadway Worker Protection (RWP) trainings as needed.
Exercise Stop Work Responsibility to ensure adherence to company policies, regulations, Pre Task Plans and Safe Work Practices
Plan, prioritize, and problem-solve with operations in the field every day based on leading indicator trends and upcoming work
Encourage, support, inspire, and advise staff and craft employees to execute the Construction Safety Manual (CSM) and (HSEMS).
Assist with first aid and maintain relationships with emergency medical services and clinics
Assist with incident investigations, and implementation of effective solution
Complete a daily documented hazard inspection and assist operations, craft, and subcontractors with implementation of corrective actions
Assist and provide safety training on policies, procedures, toolbox talks, OSHA/FTA standards, orientation, and client-specific requirements
Complete other duties as assigned
Perform work safely and effectively
Understand and follow oral and written instructions, including warning signs, equipment use, and other policies