GSP Safety Specialist MOUNT STORM, WV

GSP Safety Specialist (Gen))(

Location:

MOUNT STORM, WV)(Pay: 50 - 60/hr, W
2)
Per Diem, if qualified:

• $500 mobilization and demobilization charge, once each at start and end of time at client location, is authorized.

• This role works as a liaison to Project Management in a team environment to help the project reach its safety goals.
• This role represents the owner at the project site(s) during project execution(s).

• Applicants that can coach/mentor others.
• Are familiar with Human Performance & can articulate it.

Human Performance is about training others to:

• Recognize the conditions that increase the chances of error.
• Equip teams with tools and methods that can either prevent errors or catch them before they produce a loss.
• Allow more effective sharing of learning to continuously improve performance.

• Sets the standard so that the project team sees safety as an imperative which cannot be sacrificed.
• Ensure contractors comply with all OSHA regulation, all other state/federal regulations, and Safety Terms and Conditions.
• Provide expert knowledge in applicable Federal, State and Local regulations and codes and advise management regarding the impact to the project.
• Ensure new contractor hires are orientated to safety compliance expectations, and periodically audit the required documentation. Provide training on safety orientations as needed to on-site personnel.
• Ensure that the following material is available and on site:
  Contractor Yellow Book, the applicable legislation and regulations, site safety inspection forms, observation forms, safety plans, etc.
• Develop and maintain emergency action plan incident response matrix for Client including internal project stakeholders to be contacted following an incident.
• Respond to safety concerns that are communicated through and follow up with reporting individuals, such as emphasis on LOTO, Power Generation 5, and Mission Zero.
• Perform safety audits and inspect facilities, machinery, and safety equipment to identify and correct potential hazards, and to ensure safety regulation compliance.
• For Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health items - stop the activity immediately and call the contractors safety team to take care of the issue in the manner prescribed contractually.
• For other compliance issues, prioritize - get the contractors safety team and have them correct the issue. If the issue cannot be rectified immediately have the contractor's safety team set a date to have the non-compliance item rectified and who is responsible for abating the issue. If that issue isn't corrected in the prescribed time elevate the issue to the Project Manager.
• Make notification to project staff of any contractor incidents in a timely manner.
• Participate in the investigation of incidents to determine root cause, and issue and follow up on corrective actions as needed.
• Manage and issue to management any safety injuries/illnesses/vehicle incidents/property damage reports, as well as any known revisions to safety standards.
• Take part in project safety calls to discuss project parameters and review any incidents that have occurred as needed.
• Inspect safety paperwork in the field such as vehicle inspections, confined space permits, excavation permits, crane lift plans, and operator certifications as needed.
• Attend contractors Pre-Job Briefs to audit for quality as needed.
• Provide support to the project by maintaining a visible presence to the field performing site visits to the entire project.
• Spend time in the field interacting with field personnel and coaching on safety concerns or call contractor safety personnel depending upon the issue.
• Perform site walks (preferably multiple) with Client and/or other contractor safety professionals to build relationships and identify hazards.
• Ensure contractors follow zero tolerance safety expectations.
• Prepare for and participate in corporate safety audits as needed.
• Notify Project Manager and Manager of Generation Projects if an OSHA compliance officer arrives onsite.
• Participate in OSHA regulatory visits in pre-meetings, site walk arounds, and closeout meetings. Document any photos or issues that the compliance officer…