Environmental Health Safety Coordinator

Scope of Responsibilities:: This position provides technical support necessary to manage environmental compliance, safety and health programs within Sabre Industries.
Essential Duties:
Conducts hazardous and non-hazardous waste identification, containerization, consolidation, labeling, accumulation and shipment for disposal.
Develops, implements and reviews protocols for paint usage tracking in paint booth to ensure compliance with applicable Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
Collects, documents and records site storm water samples.
Supports workers compensation case coordination.
Reviews safety issues and incidents and works with plant leadership and employees to develop plans for resolution.
Schedules and conducts site EHS compliance inspections, performs records documentation and provides corrective action response recommendations and tracking.
Supports and participates in incident investigations.
Uses a working knowledge of personal, industrial & occupational safety to manage safety programs such as Life Safety Code, Forklift Operations, Hoist & Crane Operations, Lifting Equipment programs, Job Safety Analysis, Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Control, Respiratory Protection, PPE Program, Hazard Communication and other OSHA required programs.
Promotes safety awareness; schedules & performs hazard awareness training.
Supports and participates in Monthly Safety Meetings through meeting attendance, content creation and presentation.
Conducts new hire and temporary employee EHS training as needed.
Supports and participates in Safety Committee meetings through meeting attendance, inspection team leadership and findings documentation.
Gathers pertinent information, statistics and figures to be presented in the form of EHS metrics.
Maintains safety files and keeps the SDS spreadsheet up-to-date; keeps inventory of safety forms, supplies, materials and equipment for program use.
Conducts production, shop and maintenance floor audits, submitting maintenance requests as required ensuring corrective actions.
Complies with all environmental, health and safety Federal, State, Local regulations and company policies.
Collects data and assists in regulatory reporting.
Performs Risk Assessments with all departments to determine the potential hazards of new processes and projects (capital projects and others). Ensures that all applicable Federal, State, and Local regulations, along with industry standards, (ANSI, NFPA, ACGIH) are followed.
Determines the potential health effects of any new chemical under consideration for use.
Ensures compliance with chemical, noise and monitoring programs.
Develops and implements JSA’s and training programs in the use of safety equipment including PPE, chemical hazards, noise hazards, physical hazards and safe operating practices. Assists management to implement such programs. Maintains recordkeeping as directed.
Participates in emergency response functions such as material release first responders and First Aid teams.
Develops and implements emergency evacuation plans and procedures.
Supports and participates in management EHS audits.
Assists and provides input to Director of EHS in program development.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Position Requirements:
Education: Minimum Associate's degree in Occupational Safety or Environmental Health and Safety. A Bachelor’s degree in these or a related field is preferred. Job experience, professional development and continuing education may be substituted for educational experience.
Experience: Experience in managing compliance of environmental, health and safety (personal, industrial & occupational) regulations, policies and procedures.
Skills & Abilities:
Must maintain a valid driver's license and remain insurable under Sabre’s vehicle policy.
Thorough working knowledge of environmental, health and safety principles.
Proficient math skills.
Must be detail orientated and proven ability to multi-task, prioritize, follow-up and follow-through.
Professional, efficient and well-developed oral and written communication skills in English required. Spanish speaking and writing ability is a plus.
Proficient with computer applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Must have the ability to utilize computer technology to research online, prepare reports, access data and maintain records.
Must have current knowledge of Federal, State and Local laws and regulation relating to environmental, health and safety.
Creative problem solving to recognize and analyze needs and propose solutions to effectively address them.
Ability to plan and coordinate multiple diverse tasks simultaneously.
Regular and timely attendance is required.