On-Floor EHS Coordinator - Manufacturing Safety Leader

American Power Innovations; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 48,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

American Power Innovations in Tulsa, OK is seeking an Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator to support hands-on EHS programs in a fast-paced manufacturing setting. The role focuses on engaging employees, identifying hazards, coaching on safe work practices, and sustaining compliance with OSHA and FMCSA requirements.

The coordinator will spend the majority of time on the manufacturing floor, maintain EHS records, deliver safety training, and balance multiple priorities with minimal

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Health & Safety, Industrial Safety, or related field preferred.
• 0–4 years of EHS experience in manufacturing, construction, or related environments.
• Equivalent combination of education, training and relevant experience considered.

Responsibilities

• Working knowledge of OSHA general industry requirements.
• Working knowledge of FMCSA requirements.
• Basic understanding of incident investigation and root cause analysis.
• Ability to conduct workplace inspections and identify hazards and unsafe conditions.
• Assist with delivering safety training, toolbox talks, and new-hire safety orientation.
• Comfortable engaging directly with employees regarding safe work practices, PPE, procedures, and observed hazards.
• Ability to communicate safety expectations, focusing on coaching and engagement.
• Maintain required EHS records, inspection documentation, training records, and other routine safety documentation.
• Able to balance multiple priorities and work independently with general direction.
• Ability and willingness to spend approximately 80-85% of the workday on the manufacturing floor.

Skills

Communication

Teamwork

Multitasking

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Health & Safety

Job description

American Power Innovations in Tulsa, OK is seeking an Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator to support hands-on EHS programs in a fast-paced manufacturing setting. The role focuses on engaging employees, identifying hazards, coaching on safe work practices, and sustaining compliance with OSHA and FMCSA requirements.

The coordinator will spend the majority of time on the manufacturing floor, maintain EHS records, deliver safety training, and balance multiple priorities with minimal