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CARDS Holdings LLC
Director of Safety
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What they do
A Safety Director is responsible for determining and maintaining the strategic direction of their organization's health and safety program and developing a workplace culture where safety is the utmost priority.
$84,430 / year median in Texas
+17% projected growth
Job Description
Director of Safety -- Depending on experience, this opportunity may be considered at the VP level.
Under general direction the position is responsible for the daily management of the Company's safety compliance programs to maintain compliance with all applicable laws and regulations to enhance the organization's' safety culture. This includes implementation and enforcement of Company safety and compliance policies with respect to applicable government regulations, laws, and ordinances pertaining to the safety, health and welfare of Company employees and the public.•Must already reside in Coppell, TX or be willing to relocate - relocation assistance is provided•
Maintain programs, procedures, and practices that enhance and improve the efficient operation of the Compliance department which includes but not limited to Hours of Service, Roadside Inspection, Hazmat, OSHA, IFTA, citations, drug testing and driver qualification files.
Respond to requests regarding audits, inspections, and site reviews conducted by government agencies and industry safety organizations to ensure a positive outcome and minimize risk.
Respond to inquiries with government officials on compliance issues to enhance the Company's profile in the transportation community.
Stay current with regulatory updates to ensure the Company programs and procedures are up to date.
Assist in training all new employees including scale operators, dispatchers, drivers, etc. Implement and conduct training programs to educate, inform and establish safe working protocols to enhance the Company's safety culture and risk profile.
Conduct periodic regulatory audits to monitor compliance program effectiveness and identify areas of non-compliance for remedial correction including but not limited to: Facility Inspections, Route Observations & Audits)Attend and participate in Federal, State and Local industry and regulatory conferences to benefit the Company's FMCSA compliance position.
Other duties or assignments as needed to ensure safety and training needs across the enterprise are met.
Four to eight years fleet safety compliance experience, a four-year college degree with relevant compliance experience, or a combination of experience and training. Experience must include working detailed knowledge of materials management, OSHA management, transportation management, etc.
Ability to deal effectively and tactfully with customers, employees, regulatory/enforcement agents, third party vendors, and medical professionals. Thorough knowledge of 49 CFR Parts 40, 335-399 (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations), OSHA 29 CFR Part 1910 and 1926, and
Proficiency in computer skills and Microsoft Office, Outlook, Company proprietary software and data systems
Under general direction the position is responsible for the daily management of the Company's safety compliance programs to maintain compliance with all applicable laws and regulations to enhance the organization's' safety culture. This includes implementation and enforcement of Company safety and compliance policies with respect to applicable government regulations, laws, and ordinances pertaining to the safety, health and welfare of Company employees and the public.•Must already reside in Coppell, TX or be willing to relocate - relocation assistance is provided•
ESSENTIAL
DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIESProvide consultation and guidance to Company management and employees concerning compliance with government regulations, federal, state and local laws, ordinances and company policies.Maintain programs, procedures, and practices that enhance and improve the efficient operation of the Compliance department which includes but not limited to Hours of Service, Roadside Inspection, Hazmat, OSHA, IFTA, citations, drug testing and driver qualification files.
Respond to requests regarding audits, inspections, and site reviews conducted by government agencies and industry safety organizations to ensure a positive outcome and minimize risk.
Respond to inquiries with government officials on compliance issues to enhance the Company's profile in the transportation community.
Stay current with regulatory updates to ensure the Company programs and procedures are up to date.
Assist in training all new employees including scale operators, dispatchers, drivers, etc. Implement and conduct training programs to educate, inform and establish safe working protocols to enhance the Company's safety culture and risk profile.
Conduct periodic regulatory audits to monitor compliance program effectiveness and identify areas of non-compliance for remedial correction including but not limited to: Facility Inspections, Route Observations & Audits)Attend and participate in Federal, State and Local industry and regulatory conferences to benefit the Company's FMCSA compliance position.
Other duties or assignments as needed to ensure safety and training needs across the enterprise are met.
SUPERVISORY REQUIREMENTS
The position supports managers and hourly personnel responsible for but not limited to the areas of Hours of Service, Roadside Inspection, Hazmat, OSHA, IFTA, citations, drug testing and driver qualification files.QUALIFICATIONS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.Four to eight years fleet safety compliance experience, a four-year college degree with relevant compliance experience, or a combination of experience and training. Experience must include working detailed knowledge of materials management, OSHA management, transportation management, etc.
Ability to deal effectively and tactfully with customers, employees, regulatory/enforcement agents, third party vendors, and medical professionals. Thorough knowledge of 49 CFR Parts 40, 335-399 (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations), OSHA 29 CFR Part 1910 and 1926, and
MSHA 30 CFR
as applicable. Ability to make decisions in a timely and professional manner, plus have analytical ability, initiative, and problems solving ability. Mental alertness and adaptability to office and field area work routines.Proficiency in computer skills and Microsoft Office, Outlook, Company proprietary software and data systems