Safety Manager

Summary: The Safety Manager leads the organization's safety programs and acts as a consultant to support the safety efforts at the various divisions of the company. This role develops, implements, and manages safety programs, policies, and procedures. Must be aware of/stay current on federal, state, and local safety laws to ensure the organization complies with all regulations. The Safety Manager is also responsible for accurately maintaining safety related and incident records.

Responsibilities:

· Stay current and ensure that federal, state, and local safety laws, regulations, codes, rules, and DOT requirements are observed

· Ensure that OSHA recordkeeping and reporting requirements are met

· Monitor activities where accidents could occur, halting any operation or activity that constitutes an imminent hazard to personnel or equipment

· Assist in the activities of the safety committee(s) by providing technical and administrative support

· Manage the Safety Team by assigning work and monitoring team development

· Perform safety audits at locations and leads training sessions

· Manage all workers compensation claims, including OSHA recordable and reportable injuries and serves as the key contact

· Acts as the Safety expert that is the go-to person for the overall business and provide training and coaching to employees and management on safety policies, procedures, and best practices

· Conduct accident investigations, complete root cause analysis, and implement proactive safety practices to reduce risks

· Develop and track key safety performance metrics and report findings to leadership

· Assists management to create, recommend, and implement employee safety and workers compensation policies, procedures, and safety rules. Ensure safety policies, programs, and practices are aligned with current laws and regulations at the various locations of the Company.