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A Safety Coordinator coordinates workplace safety programs. Completes inspections of workplace property and equipment, supervises activities and coordinates safety training for employees. Investigates workplace accidents and manages accident reports. Monitors compliance with safety regulations.
$53,288 / year median in Wisconsin
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Company Overview Suburban was founded as a small drywall services business in 1978. Today we are Southern Wisconsin's leading provider of construction finishes — we offer a complete line of drywall, insulation, metal framing, painting, and staining services. We pride ourselves on providing a large range of construction services to complete your building project on time and on budget. At Suburban, quality results and a seamless customer experience come first. We believe that service makes the difference. Position Summary Suburban Drywall is seeking a Safety Coordinator for our Waukesha Location. The Safety Coordinator will assist in establishing reliable methods for improving safety performance and creating a safe environment for all employees, fostering a culture of safety and accountability. Key Responsibilities Identify risks, effectively enforce company policies and ensure key safety metrics are met. Support the planning, organization, and execution of monthly safety meetings and training sessions. Coordinate communication of safety policies, toolbox talks, and hazard alerts to employees and field supervisors. Assist with maintaining inventory of personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety materials. Assist with job site safety efforts by supporting OSHA compliance and contractor safety requirements at job sites. Travel to job sites to assist with field safety inspections. Assist with tracking scaffolding inventory and monitoring job site scaffolding usage. Serve as an additional point of contact for safety-related questions from employees. Qualifications Experience in construction or a safety-related role Familiarity with OSHA regulations and construction industry safety standards Ability to stand, walk, climb stairs, or use ladders Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds as needed for safety equipment handling Must have a valid driver's license Must possess an OSHA 10 construction certificate First Aid, CPR & AED certifications preferred or willing to become certified