Safety Manager

Job Description

Job Description

Basic Purpose/Function: In one or two sentences, briefly but specifically describe the primary functions of the position (i.e., who the incumbent supports, with whom the incumbent interacts, etc.)

The Safety Manager is responsible for ensuring compliance with OSHA’s Safety Management (SM)

Primary Duties & Responsibilities: List four or five primary responsibilities of the position in the space provided below, indicating the most important functions first.

Maintain and schedule all ERT training for employees site-wide

Develop and execute workplace safety plans aligned with federal, state, and local guidelines (such as OSHA and EPA regulations).

Recommend actionable, preventative solutions to eliminate risks before injuries happen.

Lead "toolbox talks" and safety committee meetings to encourage a proactive, safety-first culture.

Mentor managers and supervisors on how to safely execute daily operations without compromising employee health

Perform routine workplace audits, equipment inspections, and job site observations to proactively spot hazards.

Education: Indicate the level of education typically required for the position and the area of concentration.

High School Diploma or GED: Associate or Technical: Bachelors Degree: BS, Engineering discipline preferred

Masters Preferred: Doctorate: Other Certificates or Licenses:

Prior Work Experience: Indicate the amount of prior related experience typically required to fulfill the responsibilities of the position.

None: Less than 6 mths.: 6 mths. to 1 yr.:

3-5 years: 5-8 years:

8-10 years: 10-15 years: 15 years or more:

Required Skills or Abilities: In order of importance, list the specific skills or abilities which a qualified incumbent should possess (e.g., computer literacy, subject knowledge, etc.)

· Must have thorough knowledge of 29 CFR 1910.119 (Process Safety Management) · Must have thorough knowledge of chemical manufacturing processes and equipment · Must have knowledge of applicable industry standards, codes, and engineering practices (API, ASME, NFPA, etc) · OSHA-PSM Level 1 Certification and/or PHA Facilitator training preferred · Must have excellent computer skills, including MS Word, MS Excel, MS Access, Risk Stature Assessment or PHA Pro (Dyadem) · Must have excellent organizational, teamwork, and interpersonal skills