Safety Coordinator: Training, Incidents & Compliance Lead

Prowood, LLC; Salina (KS); On-site; USD 55,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

UFP Industries, Inc. is seeking a Safety Coordinator to coordinate, facilitate, and supervise the facility's safety programs and initiatives, ensuring a safe work environment and regulatory compliance.

The role includes inspecting operations, leading new hire safety training, and chairing the Safety Committee while maintaining OSHA logs and safety inventories. Collaboration with management, HR, and external regulators is essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum high school graduate.
• Zero to two years of safety or woodworking operations experience.
• Preferred experience with OSHA and DOT regulations.

Responsibilities

• Regularly inspects facility operations to ensure safe job practices and proper PPE use.
• Investigates accidents and near-misses, identifies trends, and implements corrective actions.
• Develops safety programs and incentives with management.
• Conducts new hire safety training and ensures understanding of policies.
• Chairs the Safety Committee and ensures adequate first aid/CPR supplies.
• Coordinates forklift training and annual fire inspections.
• Monitors hearing conservation program and medical restrictions.
• Maintains OSHA 300 log and safety reports.
• Communicates with management, HR, and third-party claims administrators.
• Performs other duties as required.

Skills

Safety awareness

Communication skills

Team coordination

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Outlook

Job description

UFP Industries, Inc. is seeking a Safety Coordinator to coordinate, facilitate, and supervise the facility's safety programs and initiatives, ensuring a safe work environment and regulatory compliance.

The role includes inspecting operations, leading new hire safety training, and chairing the Safety Committee while maintaining OSHA logs and safety inventories. Collaboration with management, HR, and external regulators is essential.