Safety Technician (PFC)

The role of the Safety Technician helps ensure that the different work areas of the production are safe for the employees.

Their role is primarily one of prevention: stopping injuries and accidents before they happen, especially those that could lead to harm and illness.

Safety technicians are also charged with protecting damage to property and any on-site equipment.

Safety Technician must act as a resource for coworkers about how to uphold regulatory safety standards and complete tasks while limiting risk of bodily injury.

Share knowledge with their team by conducting training and creating informational materials that they post around the workplace.

Also, handle administrative aspects of workplace safety like applying for permits, purchasing safety equipment, and investing in designs that limit risk.

They confirm that all their employees have the appropriate certifications to operate heavy machinery and set standards for testing and maintenance to prevent dangerous malfunctions.

• Incident management and tracking data
• Assist with ergonomics assessments and manage the Emergency Plan.
• Conducts work site surveys and daily facility inspections to ensure facility and procedural compliance with applicable OSHA regulations.
• Managing documentation and reporting of safety related records and materials
• Participates in the Job Safety Analysis (JSA’s) process and helps ensure completion of high quality and documented Risk Assessments
• Safety orientation and training of employees and subcontractors
• Reports safety violations to appropriate authorities to ensure that issues are addressed in a timely manner
• Working in a wide variety of spaces, including offices and production
• Evaluating equipment to ensure that workers and managers adhere to government regulations
• Responsibilities will include researching regulations and informing management of changes and assisting in updating SOPs
• Investigates and addresses Safety related complaints from the employees
• Provide support to company’s safety objectives and goals.
• Generates and recommends solutions and action plans to the identified hazards and risks in the workplace.