Safety Specialist

Responsibilities

• Conduct workplace safety inspections and assess employee and/or contractor operations to verify compliance with site safety and health rules and work plans or permits.
• Complete job hazard assessments and verification of pre-construction safety plans.
• Assist the site industrial hygienist in collecting measurements for occupational or environmental noise, particulate matter, heat stress, or other physical or chemical hazards.
• Research and summarize findings for assigned occupational safety and health topics and accurately reference standards (e.g., OSHA, NFPA, ANSI).
• Review and update safety program documents based on change or feedback and as part of regular annual program reviews.
• Communicate safety and health policies and work with facility and contractor personnel to support company, regional, or site EHS/Safety Management Systems.
• Coordinate or deliver introductory safety training such as contractor safety orientation.
• Conduct periodic tracking and reporting for safety and health metrics as assigned, and support investigation and follow-up actions for reported hazards, near misses, or incidents.

• Bachelor's degree in occupational safety and health, construction safety, safety engineering, or a related engineering or science field.
• Experience range: 0 to 3 years.
• Fluency in the English Language (written and oral).
• Familiarity with OSHA regulations.
• Self‑motivated, reliable, and detail‑oriented with strong communication and interpersonal skills.