Safety Coordinator

Chart Industries•Tulsa, OK

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About The Position

The Safety Technician applies advanced knowledge to maintain and improve safety programs and workforce safety awareness. The role plans, implements, and coordinates programs to reduce or eliminate occupational injuries and illnesses, violations of federal and state safety regulations, abuse of the workers’ compensation system, and related financial losses. The Safety Technician develops, coordinates, and provides training on safety procedures and compliance issues. The position monitors workplace safety, inspects equipment and work areas, investigates incidents and near misses, and recommends corrective actions. It also supports safety meetings, visitor and contractor orientations, safety equipment demonstrations, and transportation of injured employees to an occupational medicine clinic or hospital. Work hours must be flexible, and some weekends may be required.

Requirements

Associate degree in Environmental, Safety, and Health or an equivalent field; alternatively, vocational or technical training or certification.
At least 2 years of experience in a manufacturing environment.
Knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations.
Ability to interact professionally with employees, customers, vendors, and visitors.
Ability to work a minimum of eight hours per day and five days per week.
Ability to work in a non-temperature-controlled environment.
Ability to perform the duties while maintaining awareness of safety protocols and ensuring personal and workplace safety.

Nice To Haves

Ability to distinguish colors; helpful but not required.

Responsibilities

Monitor company safety standards in accordance with OSHA and state regulations.
Inspect machines and equipment for accident-prevention devices.
Assist with testing and servicing safety equipment and systems.
Observe workers and assess job activities to determine whether required safety equipment is being used.
Inspect designated areas for job hazards, fire-prevention equipment, and safety and first-aid supplies.
Prepare reports of findings and recommend corrective actions.
Investigate accident causes and identify preventive measures for inclusion in the safety program.
Document and investigate near misses and incidents.
Demonstrate the use of safety equipment.
Lead or participate in morning safety meetings and pre-job contractor safety meetings.
Conduct safety moments before meetings.
Facilitate visitor orientation.
Lead or participate in safety committee meetings.
Transport injured employees to an occupational medicine clinic or hospital.