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Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator Morehead City

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North Carolina Ports

Wilmington, NC (In Person)

$65,927 Salary, Full-Time

Posted 3 weeks ago (Updated 3 days ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 8/4/2026

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Job Description

Environmental Health & Safety Coordinator
  • Morehead City
JOB NUMBER
NCP65038473
GRADE:
35
HIRING RANGE:
$56,467
  • 75,388 The mission of the North Carolina State Ports Authority is to be the gateway to global markets and to enhance the economy of North Carolina by supporting and improving the state's logistics network.
Our employees are integral to our mission to help businesses succeed. It takes a team of unified people working together to make our facilities attractive to shippers, carriers and other businesses. Our customer-focused attitude is clearly evident through our people. We invite you to learn more about a career with North Carolina Ports.
SUMMARY OF DUTIES
Responsible for the North Carolina Ports safety program and Environmental Management System (EMS) in accordance with the North Carolina Ports mission, strategy, and core values at the Port of Morehead City. Lead efforts to identify any potential gaps in the safety program and to provide support for the effective implementation of safety corrective actions. Drive excellence in safety and environmental performance through development of innovative management systems that ensure safety and environmental regulatory compliance and effective implementation of safety and environmental programs, aligned with all North Carolina Ports' facilities.
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Responsible for ensuring that North Carolina Ports' safety and environmental programs are effectively implemented, followed, maintained, and continuously improved at the Port of Morehead City. Perform internal audits and report findings according to the Port's safety and environmental programs. Ensure compliance with all federal and state OSHA and environmental regulations. Develop safety and environmental training materials for use at port facilities. Provide standard safety training (Initial Power Industrial Truck (PIT) training, Mobile Elevated Work Platform (MEWP), Hazardous Waste and Emergency Response (HAZWOPER), Hazard Communication (HAZCOM), Lockout/Tagout, personal protection equipment, respirator use, incident investigation, etc.). Perform training at port facilities, related to audit findings, safety campaigns, and in accordance with regulatory requirements or in preparation for regulatory audits/inspections. Ensure adequate access to and use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE). Work with managers/supervisors to identify proper safeguards and PPE for positions and activities. Perform regular inspection of workplaces to ensure safe conditions for workers. Prepare appropriate notices for management to issue for abatement of any identified hazards. Provide safety recommendations with respect to equipment purchases, engineering controls, workspace planning, and work process planning. Provide input to engineers for development or improvement of engineering controls. Lead efforts to investigate accidents, while working with port staff to identify root cause, complete corrective actions, and to implement measures to prevent recurrences. Lead interdisciplinary teams to discuss multidisciplinary approaches to resolving health and safety issues. Leads and conducts all post-incident reviews with employees and supervisors. Documents the results of the post-incident review process and implement necessary safety changes and updates to work processes/procedures. Leads Operational Employee Onboarding Program and conducts semi-annual audits of the onboarding training jackets for all employees enrolled in the program. Lead and administer all documentation, certification records, and compliance-related recordkeeping activities required to maintain warehouse certifications in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements, industry standards, and customer agreements. Input and maintain records; collecting and organizing all data in the safety and environmental information systems, recording all incidents, accidents, investigations, and inspections in a timely and accurate manner. Ensure that incidents involving injuries and illnesses in the safety information system are recorded in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA 300) log. Identify trends in safety and environmental data and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), emphasizing leading and lagging indicators. Monitors and regularly updates organizational safety Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) including Lost Time Incident (LTI) rate and Port Employee Safety Index (PESI). Develop and draft new safety and environmental procedures, forms, and other documentation as required. Develop and administer recognition systems to promote safe work performance. Research and keep current on federal and North Carolina OSHA and environmental regulations. Partner with internal and external regulatory partners to ensure North Carolina Ports' overall safety and environmental compliance. All other duties as assigned by management.
PREFERRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES
Bachelor's degree in Occupational Safety and Health, Safety Engineering, Industrial and/or Operations Engineering, or closely related field. 3
  • 5 years in experience or equivalent education and experience in manufacturing/heavy industrial or maritime port environment. Certified Safety Professional certification is desired. Knowledge of current OSHA laws and regulations related to industrial environment. Familiar with ANSI standards and OSHA Marine Terminal Standards preferred. Knowledge (safety and environmental)
  • Working knowledge of auditing, behavioral safety systems, risk analysis, risk reduction strategies, safety management systems, environmental management systems, emergency response, Incident Command System, incident investigations, and safe working practices. Knowledge (maritime)
  • Working knowledge of container, break-bulk, dry bulk cargo operations, cargo handling, cargo movement, vessel operations, rigging and line handling, lifting gear, navigation, U.
S. maritime regulations, and IMO Conventions. Good analytical skills. Good verbal and written communication skills, ability to prepare and deliver presentations. Proficient in the use of MS Office, Word, Excel, and Power Point. Must have a valid driver's license and meet TWIC security requirements.
WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL EFFORT
Must be able to work effectively in a wide range of work environments such as offices, industrial and workshop areas, cargo warehouses, wharves and piers, and open and wooded grounds (outdoors). Exposed to the elements in all weather conditions. Position requires travel to all NC Port facilities. Must be able to work at computer workstations and desk for extended periods. Must be able to safely access all areas on NC Port property, including buildings, structures, wharves, rooftops, cranes, and other elevated positions and confined spaces. Must be capable of safely lifting up to 50 lbs. Position requires standing for extended periods of time and working in awkward positions. Regular work schedule of 8am-5pm; however, must be available to work evenings, weekends, and/or overnight as required.