Risk and Safety Manager

Our Mission

Be America’s Best home service company by providing care, growth and opportunity ensuring every team member is happy.

Hiller’s 17 locations across 4 states, proudly offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee of high-quality residential home services. With more than 34 years in business, Hiller’s family includes more than 850 Happy Faces, and a fleet of over 600 vehicles.

At Hiller, we are committed to investing in our employees to help them reach their full potential. Through the development of trade knowledge and soft skills, our employees can succeed in their career AND family goals. With our core value of CARE and standards that define who we are as a company, you will have the opportunity to build a lucrative and rewarding career.

Here are even more reasons to join the Happy Hiller Team!

• Our Family Owned & Care Culture
• OUR VALUES
• Healthy Work/Life Balance
• Established Career Paths
• Advancement Opportunities
• Year-round work – NO LAYOFFS
• 401k Plan w/ Company Match
• Employee Referral Program
• Regular Performance Reviews
• Paid Training in our state-of-the‑art facility

• Medical, Dental & Vision insurance
• Long and Short-term disability
• Company paid $50,000 life insurance
• Company paid vacation
• Paid holidays
• Medical Flex Spending accounts – Family care

• Create a care culture.
• Create a positive experience for customers and team members.
• Promote and sustain a strong safety culture by fostering awareness, conducting regular training and encouraging active employee participation in safety initiatives that ensures alignment with organizational goals and regulatory requirements.
• Designing and implementing an overall risk management process for the organization, which includes an analysis of the financial impact on the company when risks occur.
• Building risk awareness amongst staff by providing support and training within the company.
• Conduct regular risk assessments to identify potential hazards and implement measures to mitigate risks.
• Develop and update risk management plans as needed.
• Prepare action plans to decrease risk factors.
• Lead a Safety Committee educating leadership about the most significant risks to the business.
• Lead incident/accident investigation and root cause analysis programs.
• Complete and/or direct safety meetings/training for all employees.
• Ensure thorough understanding and implementation of safety standards and program development.
• Ensuring individuals understand their own accountability for individual risks.
• Maintaining and managing records of insurance claims and policies.
• Develop new employee risk-based orientation including review of company safety policies and procedures, safety training, safety manual review, and on‑the‑job observation where applicable.
• Maintaining risk management reporting on established metrics tailored to the relevant audience, while developing new metrics that add value to the team.
• Conducting policy and compliance audits, including all needed representation with internal and external parties. Assisting in preparing and maintaining risk management and insurance budgets.
• Ensure compliance with regulatory bodies for local, state and federal regulations, including OSHA, DOT and EPA, demonstrating a strong understanding of EHS standards and DOT requirements.
• Serve as the primary liaison with all authority agencies required for DOT compliance, including but not limited to the FMCSA, state DOT offices and local enforcement agencies.
• Partner with branch locations to enhance emergency response plans, including incident response, evacuation procedures and first aid protocols.
• Visit branch locations to complete regular audits on employees, equipment and site conditions.
• Provide training and certification for organization staff for risk awareness and avoidance.
• Establish effective processes into workplace accidents, injuries or near misses. Analyze root causes and implement corrective actions to prevent future incidents.
• Monitor company and industry loss trends, developing new policies and procedures with changes in industry or results of incident investigation.

• Regularly spends long hours sitting and using office equipment and computers (50% of…