Summary:
The main function of a safety representative is to support plant managers in the achievement of specific plant safety goals and objectives. A typical safety representative is responsible for coordinating safety and environmental compliance activities, assisting plant leadership in conducting safety and environmental training, and performing routine plant inspections to reduce injury risks.
Job Responsibilities:
• Support, engage, and advise plant on all aspects of safety culture change initiatives: Plant Safety Review Board Process, Safe Operations Practice, Incident Investigations.
• Support and advise plant management on OSHA regulations and record keeping requirements and issues.
• Support and participate in programs and contractual memorandums on Safety/Health.
• Develop and implement programs to reduce job related injuries using Health Information. System (HIS), GMSPO Common File System, and Safety/Environmental Manuals of Practice (MOP).
• Support business plan initiatives.
• Serve as the management representative to local joint health and safety committee.
• Coordinate plant emergency planning activities.
• Support the administration of ergonomic medical symptoms questionnaire.
• Perform monthly safety observation tours.
• Track performance and correction on unsafe conditions.
• Report safety tour results through Plant Safety Review Board.
• Monitor plant safety performance and report/review all incidents.
• Daily review of OSHA Log and visits to medical.
• Review HIS data to note trends and/or areas of concern/injury.
• Assist in the development of GAP closure plans.
• Utilize the principles of design-in-safety to reduce risk and/or injury.
• Oversee the implementation of best practices.
• Audit module continuous improvements plan.
• Ergonomic related issue coordination.
• SIR and tracking log assistance and/or coordination.
• Audit readiness and GAP closure development requirements.
Skills:
• Ability to supervise skilled trades.
• Understanding of CAC (Capacity Assurance Coordinator) Program Activities and Administrative Functions.
• Knowledge of plant floor and plant supervision processes.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• General knowledge of industrial processes/safety/environment.
• High level of interpersonal skills to work effectively with others.
• High level of analytical ability to determine root cause or complex problems
• Knowledge and/or understanding of safety and/or environmental regulations.
• Knowledge and understanding of business safety absolutes.
Education/Experience:
• Associate degree in safety or related field required.
• Bachelor's degree preferred.
• Supervisor safety training preferred.
• 2-4 years of experience required.