What are the responsibilities and job description for the Safety Manager position at Lynn Rodens?
The Safety Manager atl will be responsible for providing guidance and overall direction to Occupational Health and Security & safety programs to meet local, state, federal, and corporate Health & Safety requirements.
The Job You Will Perform
The Job You Will Perform
- Oversees the Health & Safety program
- Manages Health Services, Fire Protection and Emergency Response activities
- Develop, implement, and maintain effective systems, procedures and training to achieve an injury free work environment
- Prioritize actions which minimize Significant Injury & Fatality potential events. Ensure team has a focus on these actions over all others.
- Manage multiple area Hourly Safety Coordinators that support the culture of knowing how work is getting done and building safety programs with a Human Organizational Performance (HOP) mentality in mind.
- Build a culture of completing Drift Assessments across the organization to proactively identify and improve how we complete tasks.
- Oversee investigations for near misses and injuries ensuring organization team digs into root causes with a 5-why methodology.
- Identify trends, emerging issues, and develop improvement strategies to solve issues
- Establish preventative health and safety programs to identify and reduce risk from potential hazards in the workplace
- Coordinate Industrial Hygiene Monitoring activities for noise and chemical exposure
- Integrate continuous improvements in the health and safety systems and drive employee engagement to achieve desired results
- Maintaining compliance with OSHA logs and requirements
- Serve as the Process Safety Management Coordinator
- Have excellent knowledge and understanding of company operations
- Identify and implement deliberate and continuous improvement activities to manage and reduce risk
- Bachelor’s degree in occupational health and safety or technical discipline with significant related experience and exposure to OSHA general industry requirements
- At least 5 years of Occupational Health
- Safety experience in a pulp/paper industry
- Expertise in Process Safety Management (PSM) considered a plus
- CSP and/or CIH certification considered a plus
