Safety Engineer

Allied OneSource; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 75,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Allied OneSource seeks a Safety Engineer to lead and evolve plant-wide EHS programs in a fast-paced manufacturing setting in Kansas City, MO. You will own regulatory compliance, drive risk reduction, and partner with operations, engineering, maintenance, HR, and quality to eliminate hazards and strengthen a proactive safety culture.

You will investigate incidents, apply root cause analysis, and implement corrective actions while delivering safety training and supporting emergency preparedness,

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a safety-related field or engineering discipline.
• 3–5 years of manufacturing safety experience with hands‑on OSHA compliance.
• Proven incident investigation capability including root cause analysis.
• Strong communication and cross‑functional collaboration with data-driven safety improvements.

Responsibilities

• Lead and improve plant safety programs with policies, procedures, and safety management system elements.
• Ensure regulatory compliance across OSHA, EPA, NFPA and state/local requirements, audits, documentation, and recordkeeping.
• Identify and control risk via inspections, hazard assessments, JHAs, and safe design through equipment changes.
• Lead incident investigations, implement corrective actions, deliver safety training, and support emergency preparedness.

Skills

Communication

Influence

Data-driven

Training delivery

Education

Bachelor's degree in Safety Engineering or related

Job description

Join a fast-paced manufacturing team where safety is treated as a core value—not a check-the-box requirement. As the Safety Engineer, you’ll own and continuously improve plant-wide EHS programs, ensure regulatory compliance, and partner with leaders across operations, engineering, maintenance, HR, and quality to eliminate hazards, reduce incidents, and strengthen a proactive safety culture.

What You’ll Do (Responsibilities)

• Lead and improve plant safety programs by developing, implementing, and maintaining policies, procedures, and safety management system elements that drive measurable risk reduction.
• Ensure regulatory compliance and readiness across OSHA (29 CFR 1910), EPA, NFPA, and applicable state/local requirements—including audits, documentation, and recordkeeping.
• Identify and control risk at the source through inspections, hazard assessments, JHAs/risk assessments, and proactive partnership on equipment installs/expansions to incorporate safe design and engineering controls.
• Respond to and prevent incidents by leading investigations (root cause analysis), implementing corrective/preventive actions, delivering safety training, and supporting emergency preparedness and response activities.

What You Bring (Requirements)

• Bachelor’s degree in Safety Engineering, Occupational Safety, Industrial Engineering, EHS, Engineering, or a related technical discipline.
• 3–5 years of manufacturing safety experience, including hands‑on OSHA compliance and practical application of general industry standards.
• Proven incident investigation capability, including root cause analysis and driving corrective actions to completion.
• Strong communication and influence skills, with experience delivering training, partnering cross‑functionally, and using data/metrics to guide safety improvements.

Nice To Have (Preferred)

CSP/ASP, OSHA 30 General Industry, First Aid/CPR, ISO 45001 exposure, Lean/Six Sigma, CIH.

Salary: $75,000-$100,000/year