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West Fraser
EHS Manager - Safety
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A Safety Manager inspects work environments and procedures for health and safety concerns, and develops programs to reduce the risk of injury or illness. May specialize in a particular type of industry or in certain kind of safety and health risk, such as radiation, hazardous chemicals, or ergonomics. Works in offices, factories, or mines.
$80,727 / year median in Minnesota
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Tasks and Responsibilities Identify, assess (i.e., measure) and communicate conformance with regulatory and corporate safety expectations. Identify safety-training requirements and facilitate development and implementation of safety training programs. Develop and implement systems and metrics (leading and lagging) to track and communicate safety performance. Develop and steward implementation of strategic safety improvement initiatives to achieve world-class safety culture (as measured by Safety Star certification.) Complete requisite regulatory and corporate recordkeeping and reporting requirements for both Environmental and Health and Safety programs. Ensure compliance with air and water permitting regulations from local, state and federal agencies. Develop strategy to ensure safety and environmental stewardship is included in operating rhythm (pre-shift meetings, daily management meetings, down-day planning, project planning, etc.) Facilitate identification of safety requirements for physical and procedural changes in operations. Facilitate identification of environmental requirements for physical and procedural changes to remain in compliance with state, local and federal regulations and issued permits. Provide objective feedback to other members of the management team regarding their safety behaviors' and the safety behaviors' of their subordinates. Coach individuals (at all levels) to improve safety behavior and performance. Develop opportunities and facilitate tracking of employee engagement in safety/safety improvement initiatives. Interpret/analyze and report safety KPIs for use by the management team. Assess and report on contractor performance. Maintain Occupational Health programs (incl. medical surveillance requirements) in conformance with regulatory and Norbord expectations. Ensure integrity, identify improvement opportunities in routine risk identification, and control programs (e.g., pre-task risk assessment, development of safe work procedures, etc.) Monitor quality and consistency of incident investigation and reporting process, ensuring proper identification and implementation of corrective actions. Manage and monitor workers compensation injuries and litigation. Accountabilities Through data-based analytical troubleshooting practices, identify and implement improvements in the OSB process and operations and correct any deficiencies in the operation. Provide operational and engineering training as required. Collate and manage information that measures and drives improvement in variability reduction Provide supervision, project management and planning for capital project implementation and as required for OSB maintenance shuts. Liaise with equipment suppliers to improve knowledge, strive for improvement and correct deficiencies in the OSB process. Keep abreast of all new technical and process initiatives in the OSB industry. Interface with IT to improve and refine the OSB data acquisition system (On-Line). Qualification(s) / Training Requirement(s) Minimum qualifications required to successfully perform this role. These qualifications are necessary for someone to be considered for the position. A reasonable accommodation may be allowed for some aspects of the role as determined by Human Resources.