Safety Coordinator

Safety Coordinator

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• Assist in managing safety and risk associated with business and company operations.
• Build the safety culture of the facility to achieve a zero‑injury workplace.
• Ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, county and local safety regulations.
• Plan, monitor and implement the company’s safety programs to maintain a safe, healthy, and injury/accident‑free work environment.
• Provide first aid/CPR in emergencies and monitor the condition of ill workers until medical help arrives.
• Observe work areas for unsafe conditions and take appropriate action to correct the issue.
• Maintain a safe work environment by following safety procedures, rules, and regulations.
• Assist with hazard identification and risk assessments.
• Conduct safety audits and inspections.
• Maintain accurate records of safety activities.
• Prepare reports on safety metrics and trends.
• Educate employees about safety rules, regulations, equipment usage, and accident prevention techniques.
• Prepare workers for emergencies by conducting fire drills and evacuation simulations.
• Maintain records of accidents, injuries, and near misses to help prevent future incidents.
• Train new workers in safety procedures and perform routine inspections to ensure compliance.
• Ensure supervisors are enforcing safety rules in their area.
• Initiate, document, and monitor corrective actions for adherence to safety systems.
• Oversee and train employees to competency in forklift handling, overhead crane operations up to 100T, aerial and scissor lift operations, and telehandler operations.

• Great communication skills to convey information and instructions clearly.
• Attention to detail and strong problem‑solving skills.
• Time‑management skills.
• Ability to work under general supervision and report to a supervisor or manager.
• High school diploma required with 2‑5 years of experience in the field or a related area.
• Experience or training in forklift handling, overhead crane operations, aerial and scissor lift operations, and telehandler operations is an asset.

• Sitting – Occasional
• Walking – Frequent
• Bending – Frequent
• Squatting/Stooping – Frequent
• Crawling – Occasional
• Climbing/Heights – Occasional
• Kneeling – Frequent
• Twisting – Occasional
• Standing – Frequent
• Reaching Above Shoulder – Frequent
• Hand Dexterity/Tool Usage – Frequent
• Operation of Motor Vehicle/Forklift/Crane – Frequent; especially forklift
• Work Around Non‑Contained Machinery – Occasional
• Work in Tight/Confined Spaces – Frequent (may also require some type of respirator)
• Physical Activity – Constant
• Length of Workday – 8 or 10 hours plus overtime when required

• LIFTING REQUIREMENTS: 50 pounds
• PUSHING/PULLING REQUIREMENTS: 50 pounds with assistance
• SAFETY REQUIREMENTS:
  Hard hat in required areas, safety shoes, and safety glasses

Works under general supervision; typically reports to a supervisor or manager.