Field Safety Coordinator
The Role
The Field Safety Coordinator will be responsible for communicating safety policies, standards, and best practices to the field staff. This position will help set strategic direction, implement, and manage company-wide health and safety programs, and provide guidance, monitor, and enforce safety practices. The Field Safety Coordinator will also ensure all programs follow applicable laws, regulations, and MJE company standards.
Responsibilities
Provide safety coordination & service as directed by the Safety DirectorEnsure company-wide enforcement of the MJE Safety Manual, applicable Federal, State, and OSHA Standards, and any client specific requirementsConduct daily site safety inspections and monitor safety performance for all MJE and MJE Livestock Equipment job sites and subcontractor personnelServe as a resource for job supervisors by focusing on reducing safety risks and problems on job sitesAssist in planning and coordination of company-wide Annual Safety Meetings & Quarterly Supervisor Safety Meetings Investigate and respond to reports of claims and injuriesAssist in implementation of comprehensive safety orientation for new hiresAssist in implementation of risk-management and loss prevention programsAssist in developing Job Hazard Analysis per job sitePrepare daily written reports of safety observations during inspections and assign the necessary corrective actions along with deadlines for completionEnsure necessary signage is posted and maintainedHas authority to STOP work in an area to remedy a serious or life-threatening safety deficiencyExpectations
Work independently as part of a teamReliable attendanceKnowledge of and adherence to MJE and MJE LE policies & proceduresTake digital photos as necessary during inspections to support observationsAbility to manage time effectively and work independentlyAbility to communicate well verbally and in writingRequirements
Five years of previous experience in commercial construction projects; civil experience preferredSolid working knowledge of OSHA and other regulatory agencies requiredOSHA 10-hour training preferred - within 6 months of employment will have OSHA 30 Construction and/or General IndustryMust be Bi-Lingual Good knowledge of building materials and proper utilization of toolsGood working knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word, and ExcelBenefits
Medical, Dental, and Vision InsuranceHealthcare/Dependent Care Flexible Spending AccountLong-Term Disability InsuranceGroup Life Insurance & Voluntary Life Insurance optionsPaid Holiday(s)PTO401KEmployee Assistance ProgramsAFLAC Supplements - Accident, Cancer, Hospitalization
