Safety Coordinator

Bitdeer Technologies Group•Massillon, OH

7h•Onsite

About The Position

The Safety Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing, and enforcing site-wide safety programs in compliance with local, state, and federal OSHA regulations. This role acts as a Subject Matter Expert (SME) to foster a strong safety culture, conduct regular audits, lead incident investigations, and ensure continuous training and emergency readiness across all shifts and operational areas (including areas under active construction).

Requirements

High School diploma or GED equivalent.
1-2 years of relevant safety coordinating related experience
Good understanding of software including: Microsoft Office and Google Suite.
Hard worker, results oriented, with strong learning and analyzing ability.
Good communication and coordination skills.

Nice To Haves

Having obtained various certifications like CPR/First Aid, OSHA 10, OSHA 30, etc.
Technical degree or further education in Safety, obtaining professional credentials
3+ years of relevant working experience in Data Centers, Shipping & Receiving, or Manufacturing type environments

Responsibilities

Develop, implement, and enforce safety programs and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) aligned with OSHA rules, local regulations, and corporate expectations.
Conduct continuous site-wide inspections—including areas under construction—via walk-throughs, audits, and operational ride-alongs to ensure fire and safety compliance.
Identify potential safety hazards, measure safety program effectiveness, and make actionable recommendations to the Site Leadership team to address shortcomings.
Serve as a Subject Matter Expert to explain safety policies, risk management concepts, and best practices. Contribute to writing or revising local and national safety SOPs.
Deliver, foster, and track comprehensive safety training programs for all employee levels to ensure corporate benchmarks are met.
Facilitate site equipment training and maintain tracking systems to ensure team members are properly certified before operation.
Regularly engage with employees on the floor to build rapport, gather feedback, and reinforce positive safety compliance.
Investigate all site injuries, near-misses, and safety incidents. Partner with HR and Site Management to determine root causes and enforce corrective actions.
Act as a key responder during site emergencies, which may require flexibility for alternate shifts or after-hours availability.
Inspect and maintain site safety equipment, recommending repairs, installations, or upgrades to the Site Manager.
Generate performance and safety reports for management using internal tracking systems.
Evaluate new safety gear and assist local leadership in preparing annual budgets for safety equipment and training initiatives.
Perform additional tasks as assigned.