Site Safety Lead: Health & Compliance Programs

Jjwws; Frederick (MD); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Jjwws in the United States (Maryland, Frederick) seeks a Safety professional to lead site-specific health and safety programs, train workforce, and ensure OSHA compliance.

Responsibilities include auditing hazards, investigating incidents, coordinating workers’ comp, delivering trainings, and maintaining documentation. Requires 5 years in safety management and OSHA 30-hour general industry certification; associate degree preferred.

Qualifications

• 5 years of safety management in supervising or managing general industry/construction/OM, including managing safety programs or processes or hazard analyses.
• OSHA 30-hour General Industry certification required.
• Maintained 8 hours of formal safety and health training annually for five years.
• Preferred: Certified Safety, Environmental and Emergency Manager (CSEM) within 8 months of reporting.
• Attending NFPA 101 healthcare, NFPA 99, and ASHE Healthcare Construction courses via ASHE within 2–3 days courses.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute site-specific occupational health and safety programs.
• Audit the workplace for hazards, develop solutions, communicate them, and evaluate progress.
• Evaluate hazardous conditions and recommend controls or PPE.
• Responsible for accident prevention programs including weekly safety briefings.
• Schedule, coordinate and deliver safety training; maintain training records.
• Investigate incidents to determine causes and prevent recurrence.
• Prepare incident and accident reports for OSHA and other regulators.
• Facilitate and execute Company Safety Program and Culture.
• Coordinate workers’ compensation cases with corporate and insurance personnel.

Skills

MS Office

English literacy

Communication

Regulatory familiarity

Education

Associate degree in Safety Management

OSHA 30-hour General Industry

Job description

Jjwws in the United States (Maryland, Frederick) seeks a Safety professional to lead site-specific health and safety programs, train workforce, and ensure OSHA compliance.

Responsibilities include auditing hazards, investigating incidents, coordinating workers’ comp, delivering trainings, and maintaining documentation. Requires 5 years in safety management and OSHA 30-hour general industry certification; associate degree preferred.