1st Shift-Safety Lead Trainer

Butterball • Carthage, MO

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About The Position

The Safety Lead Trainer coordinates training activities under the direction of the plant Safety Supervisor and plant Safety Manager. The role oversees documentation for tracking the training process and designated areas of the Safety & Health programs, as assigned by the Complex Safety Manager and plant Safety Supervisor.

The Lead Trainer uses available tools and resources to educate and communicate training information to site employees, consultants, visitors, and contractors. Training covers site-specific job duties, programs, new techniques, and materials, with the goal of empowering employees, building job skills, and improving working relationships across the operation. The role requires proficiency in verbal and written communication and knowledge of personal computers and programs.

The position involves classroom training, New Employee Orientation, Basic First Aid/CPR, and designated safety certifications and programs. The trainer is expected to coach and train rather than simply enforce policies. Possible ergonomic risks include excessive force, awkward positions, and lifting equipment or supplies to designated areas or training events. The position also involves participation in safety and ergonomics activities at floor level and requires use of a knife.

Requirements

• Proficiency in verbal and written communication.
• Knowledge of personal computers and programs.
• Understanding of applicable programs and policies.
• Proper classroom training methods.
• LOTO authorization.
• PIT certification.
• Good attitude and willingness to listen to others.
• Ability to use a knife.
• Ability to lift equipment or supplies and participate in floor-level safety and ergonomics activities.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate training activities under the direction of the plant Safety Supervisor and plant Safety Manager.
• Oversee documentation used to track the training process.
• Oversee designated areas of Safety & Health programs as assigned by the Complex Safety Manager and plant Safety Supervisor.
• Use tools and resources to educate and communicate training information to site employees, consultants, visitors, and contractors.
• Provide training on site-specific job duties, programs, new techniques, and materials.
• Help employees build skills related to their job tasks and improve working relationships throughout the operation.
• Conduct proper classroom training and cover New Employee Orientation topics and Basic First Aid/CPR.
• Coach and train employees rather than focusing on enforcement of policies.
• Participate in safety and ergonomics activities, including committees and exercise programs at floor level.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed