Manufacturing Safety Leader - OSHA Compliance & Training

CHART COOLER SVC CO INC; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision benefits

401k with employer match

Disability and life insurance

Job summary

CHART COOLER SVC CO INC is seeking a Safety Leader to direct and refine safety policy in a manufacturing environment. You will ensure OSHA compliance, coordinate audits, and lead incident investigations to protect workers across the facility.

The role requires a Bachelor’s in Health and Safety (or similar) and 3–5 years of related experience with management responsibility. You will implement training programs, PPE guidelines, and safety communications with cross‑department collaboration.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Health and Safety or similar preferred.
• 3–5 years related experience in a manufacturing environment with management experience.

Responsibilities

• Directs, develops and oversees general safety policy and procedures.
• Ensures OSHA compliance and state/local/industry regulations.
• Manages Safety and Health function to meet the policy.
• Promotes safety and health in the Hudson Operation.
• Coordinates weekly safety audits and provides metrics for improvement.
• Leads incident investigations for safety standards compliance.
• Directs safety orientation, trainings and emergency plans.
• Collects safety data to reduce incidents and improve safety record.

Skills

Leadership

Problem Solving/Analysis

CSP/CSM Certification

OSHA Certification

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Health and Safety

Job description

CHART COOLER SVC CO INC is seeking a Safety Leader to direct and refine safety policy in a manufacturing environment. You will ensure OSHA compliance, coordinate audits, and lead incident investigations to protect workers across the facility.

The role requires a Bachelor’s in Health and Safety (or similar) and 3–5 years of related experience with management responsibility. You will implement training programs, PPE guidelines, and safety communications with cross‑department collaboration.