Safety Specialist

• Provide field support services and assist managers, supervisors, and team members with Company and Client Safety and Health policies and procedures
• Support regulatory compliance and continual improvement of company safety performance
• Develop and implement strategies to reduce and eliminate injuries, illnesses, and incidents
• Provide safety and health training and education to company personnel
• Support pre-job safety planning meetings and develop emergency response plans
• Develop work safety and health plans in a fast-paced environment
• Initiate, coordinate, and lead safety meetings and training programs
• Perform and document safety and health audits, evaluations, inspections, and behavioral observations
• Communicate and facilitate corrective and preventative actions
• Assist in injury, illness, and general liability incident investigations
• Develop and issue regular safety and health correspondence
• Provide updates on company and regulatory requirements
• Identify team members needing safety assistance, training, or support
• Coordinate project safety programs with subcontractors, vendors, and third-party personnel
• Serve as a point of contact for federal, state, or municipal safety and risk management authorities, including OSHA, when the Safety Manager is unavailable
• Work night shift

Safety Specialist II – Night Shift

• Communicate ITC safety rules, practices, procedures, and expectations to employees and contractors
• Design, develop, and implement health and safety programs and procedures
• Ensure facilities comply with applicable regulations
• Conduct studies and investigations regarding government safety and health laws, standards, and regulations
• Conduct jobsite audits, Energy-Based Evaluations, and reviews to measure contractor compliance
• Lead regularly scheduled meetings with assigned contractors or employees to review observations, incidents, and trends
• Provide safety performance measures
• Conduct follow-up investigations and determine root causes of events
• Maintain professional relationships with outside agencies such as Edison Electric Institute, National Safety Council, and other safety-related agencies
• Represent the company safety program internally and externally
• Develop and maintain productive relationships with assigned contractors
• Represent the Manager when needed

Safety Specialist jobs in Michigan

Safety Specialist II – Night Shift

Senior Safety Specialist