SR SAFETY COORDINATOR

The primary functions of this position are to ensure the safety and quality of The Company’s operations and procedures. Serve as the staff subject matter expert in safety management, developing and carrying out procedures as well as documenting processes within the organization. This position works under minimal supervision to complete assignments, including determining appropriate methods for achieving desired outcomes. You will be responsible for the safety control audits of all installation and repair work ensuring compliance as outlined by company and OSHA directives. The position reports to the Director of Safety and will require travel for daily work and storm restoration across the country.

POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:  Included but are not limited to:

1. Have a complete understanding of all Company-related safety rules and regulations, and effectively communicate them to all affected personnel so as not to diminish in any way the Company’s established safety goals and objectives.
2. Continually examines data to identify operational problems, positive and negative trends, and issues, and understands possible cause-effect relationships that have a bearing on the Company’s Safety Program performance.  Promptly develop solutions to effectively address any issues that may cause a potential problem and communicate accordingly. 
3. Actively involve others, as necessary, in the decision-making process.  In so doing, ensure all relative safety information is obtained and alternatives are identified so the best decision[s] are made and appropriate buy-in is obtained.
4. Provide the client with any required PSSEP’s, EAP’s or any client required safety documentation.
5. Review potential subcontractor's safety policies, procedures, and performance during the pre-qualification/bidding phase to ensure the company meets the established requirements.
6. Identifying training needs, tracking performance, coaching, and motivation a work unit.
7. Conducting field-monitoring activities associated with hot work permitting, excavation permits, crane operation, equipment loading/unloading, etc.
8. Reviewing / auditing daily activity conducted by subcontractor personnel.
9. Conducting accident investigations and incident reports as needed
10. Taking immediate corrective action on any unsafe acts observed, involving the company management and subcontractor management for immediate review.
11. Follow a “Best Practices” philosophy by being pro-active in making creative, timely and meaningful suggestions as to achieve maximum efficiencies and results how best from the Company’s Safety Program.
12. Other responsibilities, as assigned by the Director of Safety.

Associate degree or 5 years of documented power line construction safety experience. Strong knowledge of OSHA Federal Regulations, state and local safety regulations, policies, and procedures. Current OSHA 500 certificate and training experience in OSHA 10/30. Certified in Tower operations/Rescue and training. Current OSHA 30 Certification. Demonstrated ability to review contractor health and safety plans. Demonstrated experience in conducting field audits and accident investigations. Fully proficient the MS Office suite.