Safety Coordinator

The Safety Coordinator is responsible for promoting and maintaining a safe and compliant work environment by implementing, monitoring, and enforcing workplace safety programs and policies. This role ensures adherence to all applicable local, state, and federal safety regulations, conducts regular inspections and audits, and leads efforts to prevent workplace injuries and incidents. The Safety Coordinator works closely with management and employees to provide safety training, investigate accidents, identify hazards, and develop corrective actions. This position plays a key role in fostering a strong safety culture through continuous improvement, communication, and proactive risk management. This is not a management-level position but carries significant responsibility for executing safety programs, conducting training, maintaining compliance, and supporting daily safety activities on the shop floor. Flexibility in hours for training on off shifts as well as emergency calls/situations on off shifts. Key Responsibilities: Training & Development Conduct new hire safety orientation and onboarding training Deliver ongoing safety training for existing employees Assist in developing and updating training materials and programs Ensure employees understand safe work practices and PPE Safety Audits & Inspections Perform routine area audits and site safety inspections Identify hazards and recommend corrective actions Track and follow up on corrective actions Assist with reporting incidents, injuries, and near misses Participate in investigations and root cause analysis Recordkeeping & Compliance Maintain safety records and training logs Assist with OSHA logs (300/300A) Support audits and ensure documentation readiness First Aid & Emergency Response Maintain supplies and support emergency preparedness Employee Engagement & Culture Act as a visible safety resource Encourage employee participation in safety programs Additional Duties Support policies and safety meetings Other duties as assigned Qualifications: Required: High school diploma or GED Basic knowledge of OSHA regulations Preferred: Experience in manufacturing or galvanizing First Aid/CPR certification Industrial hazard recognition Physical Requirements: Ability to stand, walk, climb, and sit for extended periods of time. Industrial setting with exposure to heat, noise, and heavy equipment. Combination of office and production floor work. #J-18808-Ljbffr