Site Safety & Occupational Health Specialist

The Chemours Company•El Dorado, AR

13d•$97,843 - $152,880•Onsite

About The Position

Chemours is seeking a Site Safety & Occupational Health Specialist for its Thermal and Specialized Solutions Operations team in El Dorado, Arkansas. The position reports directly to the Plant Manager and is a highly visible, hands-on role serving as the sole onsite Site Safety & Occupational Health Leader. The specialist provides safety and health expertise, partners with site management, supports employees and stakeholders, and advises site leadership on safety and occupational health risks, priorities, and compliance. The role is a member of the Site Leadership Team and serves as the primary liaison between the site and Corporate EHS. The position covers occupational health, safety, contractor safety, process safety, fire protection, and ergonomics. It maintains and improves site programs, policies, procedures, records, training, and compliance activities, and participates in site and corporate safety-related forums. The stated annual pay range is $97,843.00–$152,880.00, with an annual bonus target of 8%.

Requirements

At least 3 years of occupational safety experience in the petrochemical or chemical industry, a refinery, or a similar industry.
Strong leadership abilities to motivate and coach personnel toward regional, departmental, and company-wide strategic goals.
Experience with OSHA regulatory compliance and interpretation.
Experience conducting safety data analysis and continuous improvement.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines, manage change, and work independently.

Nice To Haves

Graduate degree in Occupational Safety or Engineering.
Bachelor’s degree from a four-year college or university in Occupational Safety and Health, Industrial Hygiene/Safety, Environment Management/Safety Engineering, or a related field.
Experience supporting Process Safety Management (PSM) programs in chemical manufacturing or another high-hazard industrial environment.
Certified Safety Professional (CSP) credential, or certification in the Comprehensive Practice of Industrial Hygiene by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene, or an equivalent certification recognized by the International Occupational Hygiene Association National Accreditation Recognition Committee.
Experience applying Lean methodologies to maintenance processes and supporting implementation of business systems.

Responsibilities

Serve as an occupational health resource to site leadership and employees, providing program knowledge and input for decisions.
Maintain and improve compliant occupational health manuals, policies, procedures, and records.
Conduct occupational health compliance audits and lead PPE and HAZCOM programs; serve as the Ergonomic Facilitator and SDS coordinator, including training and implementation.
Coordinate with the landlord Radiation Safety Officer on Chemours policy and regulatory compliance.
Manage air and noise monitoring programs and maintain monitoring equipment.
Connect the site with external resources that can improve the occupational health program.
Maintain control and documentation of chemicals and proprietary products, and maintain the Chemical Data Management System.
Serve as a safety resource to leadership and employees, interpreting corporate and OSHA standards and advising on decisions and program status.
Maintain and improve compliant safety manuals, policies, procedures, and records.
Lead and participate in first- and second-party Responsible Care audits related to safety and occupational health.
Represent safety in Process Hazards Reviews and pre-startup inspections.
Conduct frequent behavior-based safety observations in process areas and perform Job Safety Analyses.
Manage site safety equipment, including fire extinguishers, oxygen meters, respirators, ELSA packs, and Gastec meters.
Serve as site contract administrator to drive contractor safety and engagement.
Coordinate emergency response compliance, including training and drills, and work with the landlord EOC.
Serve as the fire safety resource for El Dorado, Arkansas.
Manage OSHA recordkeeping by classifying injuries and illnesses, assisting with case management, investigating and documenting classification rationale, and maintaining records.
Participate in corporate S&OH, Emergency Response, Fire Safety, Operational Learning, and relevant corporate network meetings.