Safety Director

Wolter•Brookfield, WI

15h•Hybrid

About The Position

Are you ready to join a dynamic team and play a crucial role in shaping the future of material handling? We are actively seeking a Corporate Safety Director to join our growing team out of our Brookfield location. Wolter, Inc. isn't just any company; we're among the fastest-growing privately owned businesses. At Wolter we’re on a mission to move, store, and power the world more efficiently. You’re part of a team that is connected like family and committed to making an impact. Since the Wolter story began in 1962, our company, like our industry, has been constantly evolving. We have grown to become one of the largest and most diverse industrial equipment and productivity solutions providers in the country. From new & used material handling equipment, service and training to robotics & automation, overhead cranes & hoists, power systems, railcar movers, storage solutions, complete engineered systems and more, Wolter is focused on improving operational productivity for its customers.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in business or related field and relevant training in Safety.
Leadership: Demonstrated ability to lead people and get results through others
Management: ability to organize and manage multiple priorities
Planning: ability to think ahead and plan over a one-to-two year time span
Excellent interpersonal, presentation, and communication skills
Expert knowledge of OSHA regulations as relate to industrial powered equipment and our industry
Strong knowledge of DOT regulations as apply to our trucking
Strong computer proficiency to include Microsoft applications (especially Power Point and Word)
Commitment to company vision and mission

Responsibilities

Develop and deliver company safety training programs.
Conduct regular safety audits and inspections at field and shop locations.
Partner with regional operations managers to investigate workplace injuries, vehicle accidents, and safety incidents.
Implement corrective actions to prevent future accidents and improve workplace safety.
Maintain and update company safety policies and procedures.
Monitor safety performance, loss reports, and insurance metrics.
Ensure compliance with OSHA, DOT, CDL, and MSHA regulations.
Manage DOT/CDL records, driver qualifications, and medical card compliance.
Coordinate miner training and MSHA reporting requirements.
Oversee customer and vendor safety compliance programs and agreements.
Supervise administrative support related to workers' compensation, fleet claims, certificates of insurance, and related programs.
Serve as a safety resource for employees, managers, customers, and vendors.
Liaise with insurance carriers, local fire departments, and regulatory agencies as needed.
Participate in corporate safety meetings, industry events, and ongoing professional development.
Perform other related duties as assigned.