Statewide Safety & Wellness Strategist (Hybrid)

Oregon Inc; Salem (VA); Hybrid; USD 6,800 - 10,000; Full time

Job summary

Oregon Inc in Salem, OR is seeking a Safety & Wellness Manager, Operations & Policy Analyst 3 to provide statewide leadership for the Oregon Department of Corrections’ Occupational Safety and Health Program. You will consult with leadership, institutions, and local safety committees on hazards, compliance, and risk-reduction strategies.

Responsibilities include developing statewide safety policies, performing program evaluations, and guiding corrective actions across dispersed locations while

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree as required; four years professional-level evaluative/analytic work; or seven years equivalent experience.
• Experience applying occupational safety and health requirements and recommending practical risk controls.
• Ability to research and interpret current safety requirements and communicate protections.

Responsibilities

• Provide statewide leadership, consultation, policy development and program evaluation for the Oregon Department of Corrections' Occupational Safety and Health Program.
• Advise leadership and local safety committees on hazards, compliance and best practices; develop and evaluate statewide safety policies.
• Coordinate safety initiatives with local committees and facilities while supporting employee wellness initiatives.
• Prepare clear reports and recommendations; conduct inspections, data analyses, and program assessments to improve safety performance.

Skills

Technical Safety

Independent Consultation

Relationship Building

Cross-Location Coordination

Policy & Program Improvement

Communication Skills

Judgment & Accountability

Incident Investigation

Education

Bachelor's degree in Business or Public Administration, Behavioral or Social Sciences, Finance, Political Science

Job description

Oregon Inc in Salem, OR is seeking a Safety & Wellness Manager, Operations & Policy Analyst 3 to provide statewide leadership for the Oregon Department of Corrections’ Occupational Safety and Health Program. You will consult with leadership, institutions, and local safety committees on hazards, compliance, and risk-reduction strategies.

Responsibilities include developing statewide safety policies, performing program evaluations, and guiding corrective actions across dispersed locations while