Regional Safety Manager
CurrentConduct workplace safety and health planning meetings.Ensuring managers and supervisors have the appropriate safety and health; accident prevention; and investigation training.Ensure that managers/supervisors provide safety training and information to workers.Providing leadership in developing measures and practices that that prevent accidents and ensure compliance with OSHA standards. This includes:continuously monitor the workplace for hazardous safety and health conditions.Ensure safety and health hazards are corrected, eliminated or guarded.Assessing engineering controls, administrative controls, and PPE on an on-going basis.Assisting in the investigation of accidents. This includes:Identifying hazardous situations that are associated with the accident. Having the authority to: Stop and prevent unsafe actions Stop the use of unsafe equipment and tools. Stop work and/or have employees leave a work area. Investigating all close calls and other safety-related incidents that have occurred within the accident area.Ensure the results of safety inspections are documented; monitoring the investigation of accidents and injuries; ensuring that corrective actions are taken; and providing recommendations for ways to prevent similar accidents. Ensure that all accident reports are recorded in a timely, complete, and accurate manner.Overall, the responsibilities of a safety manager include anything required to ensure complete compliance with OSHA standards, and for maintaining a safe and healthy workplace. Requires familiarity with OSHA standards and implementing management practices to ensure compliance with those requirementsOversees the timely reports to all associated safety organizations.