Safety Specialist (59965)

LSB INDUSTRIES•Woodstock, GA

12d•Onsite

About The Position

The Safety Specialist provides direct site support to employees and supervision in all areas of safety. The Safety Specialist works collaboratively with the Safety & Security team and reports directly to the Safety Manager. This team works according to a comprehensive annual plan, achieving results through relationships, technical ability, training and assessing progress through metrics, while driving accountability and a sense of urgency throughout the organization. The Safety Specialist executes site and LSB programs directly and through hands-on interactions with all site personnel.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a science discipline. Associate degree with 5 years direct plant safety experience in lieu of BS is acceptable.
Minimum of 2 years of Health and Safety experience in chemical or petrochemical, manufacturing, or related field.
Familiarity with OSHA regulations (29CFR1910)
Good communication and public speaking skills
Good computer skills, MS Office, use of Loss Prevention Software

Responsibilities

Align and champion the LSB Core Values: Protect What Matters, Make it Better, Be One Team, and Practice Integrity without Compromise.
Drive a Safety-First Culture supporting stop work authority by anyone in the organization.
Achieve a detailed understanding of site and LSB procedures and policies while assisting the Safety team in developing job aides and performing in-person training and support to meet requirements.
Assist with data gathering to support, capture and develop metrics to measure/ report progress, success, and improvement opportunities.
Execute against a developed annual H&S plan using a systematic approach with effective and transparent measures.
Support the site Safety Committee and build relationships with operations, maintenance personnel, and supervision.
Maintain a cadence of employee interactions focused on Safety to increase knowledge and drive awareness and accountability while developing employees.
Maintain detailed connections to the operating units, maintenance activities, and project activities to ensure effective and visible safety coverage.
Build knowledge and expertise in plant systems to drive progress, change, repairs, and solutions to day-to-day findings, action items and challenges while removing barriers to progress.
Own and execute the Safety Specialist’s areas of responsibility including safety equipment inspection, fire water systems, rail safety, asbestos management, radio management, safe work permit audits, and self-assessment programs ensuring clear accountabilities and performance.
Coordinate and ensure PPE, forms, and other operations and maintenance safety equipment needs are met.
Manage air monitoring devices (bump test, calibration, equipment repairs and maintenance) and ensure that the operations team is never without adequate air monitoring equipment.
Support the Safety Manager in maintaining and improving the site emergency response capability through training, equipment maintenance, drill planning and execution.
Ensure fire protection systems are maintained and available.
Partner with the site Training Manager on the site Safety program training curriculum and provide support.
Provide facility personnel with timely technical support, guidance, and resources to maintain compliance with applicable OSHA laws, regulations, company performance standards and site procedures.
Work to close action items from audits, investigations, self-assessment, and inspection findings assigned to the Safety Specialist.
Support site off-hours through an on-call rotation program.