Safety & Health Coordinator — Training & Compliance

Safe Metal; Vernier; Hybrid; CHF 90.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Safe Metal is seeking a Safety Coordinator to deploy and oversee the company’s safety policy across all sites, ensuring the protection of employees and the environment while complying with regulatory requirements.

The role involves field work, office administration, and collaboration with operators and supervision to implement prevention plans and training programs. A strong cross-functional capability and formal safety training are essential.

Qualifikationen

• Bac+2 or Bac+3 in prevention or technical fields is typical.
• DUT in Health, Safety & Environment is common.
• Bac+3 professional license in hygiene, safety & environment or related diplomas.
• University diplomas in production & quality management are applicable.
• Level III title in safety & environment coordination is advantageous.

Aufgaben

• Develop prevention plans for the company.
• Update the Safety Document and training actions.
• Lead and organize training sessions on prevention.
• Administrative management of accreditation titles (electrical, machinery operation, etc.).
• Ensure the SSH policy is applied and monitor legislative changes.
• Assist in drafting SSHPP and prevention plans.
• Carry out safety reporting at a defined frequency.

Kenntnisse

Organized

Synthesis & analysis

Communication

Diplomacy

Teamwork

Ausbildung

Health, Safety & Environment DUT

Professional license in hygiene, safety & environment

Production & quality management degrees

Level III safety & environment coordinator

Jobbeschreibung

Safe Metal is seeking a Safety Coordinator to deploy and oversee the company’s safety policy across all sites, ensuring the protection of employees and the environment while complying with regulatory requirements.

The role involves field work, office administration, and collaboration with operators and supervision to implement prevention plans and training programs. A strong cross-functional capability and formal safety training are essential.