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Loduca Associates Inc

Site Safety and Health Officer

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What they do

An Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Coordinator coordinates environmental health and safety policies, completes workplace and equipment inspections and implements workplace safety programs. Coordinates occupational safety training for employees. Monitors compliance with occupational safety and environmental regulations. May oversee handling of hazardous materials at a company site.

$73,532 / year median in New York

+18% projected growth

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Job Description

New Position for
SSHO:
Job location will be Ocean Beach Fire Island for the construction of a new well and building.
Responsibilities:
Conduct and log daily safety/health inspections. Conduct mishap/new-miss investigations and complete required accident reports. Maintain OSHA Form 300 logs and post Form 300A. Review, approve, sign, implement, and enforce the APP and AHAs. Establish and maintain a Safety and Occupational Health (SOH) Deficiency Tracking System. Maintain SDS records, list weekly high-hazard activities, and deliver site safety orientations.
Requirements:
OSHA 30 + additional 24 hours of documented safety/occupational-health training within the last 5 years. Five years of cumulative safety experience within the last 10 years, managing or implementing a safety/health program on projects similar in industry, size, and complexity. This experience can drop to 3 years if the candidate has a qualifying safety-related degree or nationally accredited safety certification/designation meeting EM 385's criteria.