Safety Coordinator

Overview

As the Safety Coordinator, you will be a vital member at one of our Alaskan processing facilities and will be responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining a comprehensive safety program for the processing facility. This will include conducting regular safety inspections, identifying and mitigating hazards, developing and delivering safety training programs, investigating accidents and incidents, and ensuring compliance with OSHA regulations and company policies.

You will collaborate with management and employees to promote a culture of safety and prevent workplace injuries and illnesses.

• Follow all OSHA/AKOSH/EPA standards and company policies.
• Ensure site information is complete and current and on-site safety program activities are documented.
• File near misses and first reports of injury, complete accident investigations, and relay information to the management team as needed.
• Identify and evaluate hazardous conditions and practices in the workplace, report to Plant Management any issues.
• Plan, develop, implement and document safety training for new employee orientation and annual required programs.
• Coordinate the development of safety policies to comply with OSHA standards and to ensure employee safety.
• Act as the PSM committee member and scribe for the facility.
• Assist 3rd party contractor in conducting annual noise survey and employee hearing tests.
• Conduct an annual chemical physical inventory and audit SDS binders in each department.
• Assist HR Manager in the maintenance of OSHA logs and post OSHA 300A form in accordance with regulations.
• Participate in quarterly claim reviews.
• Notify management of regulatory/enforcement visits, accompany inspector, attend opening and closing conferences, document the inspection and conferences including photos.
• Conduct a planned emergency evacuation drill at least once per season.
• Schedule First Aid and CPR training.
• Attend daily production morning meetings and update group on safety items as needed.
• Conduct and document on-site inspections to audit physical conditions and safe work practices.
• Manage and maintain all safety related documentation, safety recordkeeping, and reporting requirements.
• Assist the HR Manager in monitoring worker compensation claims.
• Help develop controls for identified hazards, coordinate the implementation of controls from result of hazard analysis.
• Measure and evaluate the effectiveness of the hazard control system, policies, and procedures and recommend changes that reflect improved opportunities to eliminate workplace accidents and injuries.
• Other duties as assigned to ensure the facility and organization is fully supported and successful.

• Safety Regulations:
  In-depth knowledge of safety regulations, standards, and best practices.
• Safety Training:
  Ability to develop, conduct, and evaluate safety training programs.
• Accident Investigation:
  Proficiency in investigating accidents and incidents, identifying root causes, and implementing corrective actions.
• Risk Assessment:
  Ability to identify and assess potential hazards and risks in the workplace.
• Safety Audits:
  Conducting safety audits and inspections to identify and address safety concerns.
• Emergency Preparedness:
  Developing and implementing emergency response plans, drills and procedures.
• Data Analysis:
  Analyzing safety data to identify trends, measure performance, and evaluate the effectiveness of safety programs.

• Leadership:
  Ability to lead and motivate employees to adopt a safety-conscious culture.
• Communication:
  Effective communication skills to interact with employees, management, and regulatory agencies.
• Problem-Solving:
  Ability to identify and resolve safety-related issues and challenges.
• Decision-Making:
  Making sound and timely decisions regarding safety matters.
• Adaptability:
  Flexibility to adapt to changing safety regulations and workplace conditions.

• High school diploma or GED equivalent.
• 3-6 years of experience working in an industry governed by general industry standards, preferably a seafood processing facility.
• Knowledge of general industry and construction safety standards and willingness to enforce use of relative protective clothing/equipment.
• Ability to read, understand, and interpret regulations as necessary.
• OSHA 10 or 30 hours preferred but not required.
• First Responder/CPR certification required within 3 months of hire date.
• Previous experience in seafood industry or manufacturing not required but preferred.

The Safety Coordinator is regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts and is frequently exposed to a full spectrum of outside weather conditions from wet/humid conditions with extreme cold. Occasionally exposed to high, precarious places, fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, and risk of electrical shock and vibration. The noise level in the work environment can be loud ition requires onsite presence at one of our Alaska processing facilities, and the…