Part Time Safety Field Ops Coordinator

Summary It is the responsibility of the Safety Field Ops Coordinator to coordinate the fleet with their maintenance and our DOT log books. Professionally interacts with customers, team members, and third‑party vendor/partner relationships to provide the highest level of customer service. Support a safe work environment by following all safety policies and procedures, taking personal responsibility for safety, reporting hazards or concerns promptly, and contributing to a culture that prioritizes safety every day. This position will support our Event & Exhibit Services team. The position follows an in‑person schedule working in‑office and/or show‑site based out of Las Vegas, NV. Essential Duties & Responsibilities Assures the following occur and files are maintained and current at the branch: Sign‑in Sheets/Safe Work Talks, Show Site Surveys, Branch Surveys, New Team Member Orientation (OSHA required) training and record keeping, Safety Committee Minutes, Driver Files (DOT and non‑DOT), MVR Reviews, including enforcement of disciplinary policy and driver training classes, Vehicle Maintenance Records, AED training, inspection and maintenance records, OSHA 300 Logs, Certificate of Insurance Program updates, Forklift training and certification records, Conduct periodic fire & emergency evacuation drills. Hazardous chemical inventory, evaluation of products, training, required PPE, and records, as well as hazardous chemical disposal reports and state Superfund reports. PPE distribution, maintenance, and destruction records—including Fall Protection PPE. Respirator inventory, training, and records, including distribution, maintenance, and destruction records. Blood Borne Pathogen kit inventory and training records. Report all incidents to Corporate Risk Manager. Cutting & Welding permits, training, and required PPE. Lockout/Tagout inventory, training, and incident records. Branch training for all the above, plus all other required safety programs and training, including training records. A show site survey shall be conducted at all shows. The Safety Coordinator shall conduct surveys at Decorating shows of 250 booths or more. Assign a local supervisor, on a rotating basis, to conduct surveys at all other Decorating shows with AVW team members on site. In either case, the Safety Coordinator shall follow up on all recommendations to assure implementation by the appropriate supervisor. Provide branch management and account executive with a post‑con recap of losses and safe work performance. Assure supervisory/lead personnel are delivering effective safe work talks and proper documentation is being completed. Assure the proper type and number of safe work signs, approved by Corporate Risk Management, geared towards workers and safety reminder signs geared towards exhibitors are displayed in the appropriate places at all shows. Monitor the status of all recommendations resulting from show site and branch surveys. Assure all accidents/incidents are promptly investigated and reports filed within 48 hours. Review Supervisory Investigation Reports for completeness and counsel supervisors as appropriate to improve the quality of SIRs. Assist claims adjusters in gathering information, as necessary. Review and analyze Loss Runs. Keep branch management apprised of the progress of claims and their progress toward achieving loss reduction goals. Establish and assist branch safety committees, as necessary. Assure at least one individual is trained in the proper procedures for drug/alcohol testing. Assure one individual is designated to maintain driver files (DOT and non‑DOT). Distribute all safety‑related information (i.e., Risk Talk and Risk Management Bulletins). Interact with claims adjusters to the extent necessary to be conversant with the status of individual claims. Attend training and Risk Management meetings, as required. Follow all company safety policies, procedures, and work instructions. Complete required safety training and apply safe work practices at all times. Immediately report any workplace accidents, near misses, hazards, or unsafe conditions to a manager or through an appropriate reporting channel. Use tools, equipment, and protective gear properly to prevent injuries and incidents. Perform other duties as assigned. Education & Experience High School diploma or equivalent required. 1+ years related experience and/or training in the audio visual industry; or equivalent combination of education and experience. Basic understanding of workplace safety practices and applicable OSHA requirements. Ability to consistently follow safety rules and contribute to a positive safety culture. Certificates, Licenses, Registrations OSHA 10 Certification required. Travel Requirements Travel up to 25% What We Offer The Freeman Company provides benefits that aim to empower our people and their families to thrive mentally, physically, and financially. These are a handful of the types of programs and benefits our full‑time people may be eligible for. There may be some variances in specific benefits across regions. Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance Tuition Reimbursement Paid Parental Leave Life, Accident and Disability Retirement with Company Match Paid Time Off Diversity Commitment At The Freeman Company, our commitment to diversity and inclusion is helping us to create not only a great place to work, but also an environment where our employees, our customers and our communities around the world can reach their goals and connect with each other. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, veteran status and other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. #J-18808-Ljbffr FREEMAN