Area Safety Coordinator (Architecture)

Roles & Responsibilities

• Lead efforts to develop and maintain a safety culture to improve the safety & health of all employees for both Elgin, OR and Homedale, ID plants. 
• Define processes to ensure continuous improvement in our safety performance.
• Develop the safety skill set of management and safety committee leaders in order to execute Division and Region safety initiatives.
• Work with other safety leaders across the organization and professionals to develop and share best practices.
• Develop and communicates division and region safety policy.
• Provide advice on safety and employee protection, and performs audits to ensure that organization and government standards are met.
• Actively works to implement business improvements to reduce workplace accidents and illnesses.
• Maintain comprehensive knowledge of federal and state safety laws and regulations.
• Assist management team in complying with Division and Region safety performance measures.
• Prepare appropriate reports and communicates safety results.
• Develop and provides safety training to all employee levels in the organization.
• Provide oversight of the incident investigation process.
• Maintain safety & incident records required by employer as well as state & federal governments.
• Analyze incident data to identify prevention programs to positively impact incident trends.
• Establish and maintain a good working relationship with region and plant management, safety professionals, supervisors and employees.
• Demonstrate strong commitment to safety, quality, environmental awareness, and continuous process improvement.
• Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

Position Requirements

• Ability to be on-site in Elgin, Oregon approximately three weeks per month (75%) and Homedale, Idaho one week per month (25%).
• Experience with OSHA standards, accident / incident investigation, and/or compliance inspections in a manufacturing setting is required.
• Familiarity with Emergency Response, HazCom, Respiratory Protection Standard and other OSHA mandated programs. 
• Proven ability to work individually and with diverse groups of people on a variety of projects and issues.
• Background in an industrial manufacturing environment. 
• Preferred: Bilingual in English and Spanish.
• Preferred: Degree in safety, industrial hygiene, or a related science and more than three (3) years of experience in related job function.

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