Facility Safety Program Manager

Reworld • Full-time • Marietta, PA, US • $77k - $96k / year • 1m ago

TheSafety Manager at Reworld will have a varying range of responsibilities to include a span of strategic, tactical, and transformational safety and health management activities. As the Safety Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing regulatory compliance, training, and implementation of Reworld’s safety policies, accident investigation and documentation, OSHA VPP efforts, and management of the other safety program initiatives. This role reports to the Facility Manager.

Responsibilities Include

Monitor regulatory compliance, compliance with Reworld safety program requirements, accident investigation and documentation, OSHA VPP efforts, and safety training.
Implement, motivate, educate, and enforce Reworld’s safety and health policies.
With facility management, oversee contractor safety and health performance. Ensure contractors/temps are properly trained, use appropriate tools and equipment, and protect all employees from injury.
Actively monitor work safety in the field regularly. Conduct formal and informal safety inspections, evaluations, and follow-up reporting.
Manage accident investigations, root cause analyses, and related reporting.
Work with plant personnel and contractors to ensure the fire system is inspected, tested, and functional.
Primary contact with the plant’s health clinic. Schedule annual physical exams, hearing tests, and/or respirator evaluations. Manage the Medical Surveillance Program/audiological exams, lead exposure surveys, and industrial hygiene monitoring.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree preferred (ideally in a safety and health or science-related area) or HS Diploma (equivalent) with 2-5 years Health & Safety experience in industrial, power, or manufacturing environments.
Minimum 5 years Occupational Health and Safety experience in a Power Plant or related industry; experience to include knowledge of operations and maintenance in an industrial/manufacturing/power plant environment.
Working knowledge of OSHA 1910 and 1926, VPP or related state safety and health regulations in a Power Plant, Waste to Energy, Industrial or related field.
Certified Safety Professional (CSP) preferred.

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