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Safety Coordinator
Updated On: Apr 14, 2009 (08:58:00)

TITLE: SAFETY COORDINATOR


 


DUTIES:

 

Under general direction, exercising independent judgment to develop, promote and administer first aid, fire prevention, and general safety programs and standards; to plan, develop, and conduct fire fighting schools, and other safety programs; to schedule attendance and instruct Company personnel in fire fighting techniques, respiration, emergency pole resuscitation,. etc.; to train, direct and assign duties of fire school assis­tants; to develop, write, design first aid programs and prepare instructions and textbooks; to train and instruct first aid in­structors; to evaluate all first aid, all fire fighting and other safety equipment; to be responsible for the investiga­tion of accidents and fires; to present results and recoicunenda­tionsto engineering department, department heads, superintendents, and first aid instructors in relation to fire prevention, surveys,. first aid and other related safety problems and practices. In this connection, as assigned to perform or be responsible for the performance of the following:

 

Design, present and assist in the implementation of Company safety policies, programs, plans, pro cedures and standards.

 

Review drawings and plans of new plants, substations, buildings, etc., for adequacy of fire protection, for protection of facilities and personnel to insure proper adherence to safety practices and policies; to evalu­ate, recommend or report appropriate corrective action.

 

Instruct employes in how to inspect, maintain and recharge fire fighting equipment.

 

Develop and present first aid, fire control and preven­tion talks and demonstrations for safety meetings, vari­ous fire departments and civic and service organizations..

 

Implement various incentive award programs and any fire and first aid programs, personal protective equipment programs, motor vehicle safety programs, and enploye safety training and education programs.,

 

Present safety educational or training programs, utilizing audio-visual equipment, slides, film strips, etc.

 

Prepare or obtain and disseminate safety educational materials.

 

Prepare and maintain forms and reports. required in. administering the safety programs


RESPONSIBILITIES:

 

For holding confidential all information obtained in connec­tion with duties,. and relating to Company business or personnel..

 

For accurate, comprehensive, and prompt preparation. of accident reports and other data related to safety activities.

 

For using independent judgment in advising employes and super­vision in matters of safety.

 

CONTACTS:

 

With personnel supervisors in. scheduling of fire school and other safety program attendance.

 

Make recommendations for art and display work; arrange and coordinate delivery of safety displays to meetings. and locations.

 

Work and coordinate with various department heads, superintendents, with civic and service organizations, Red Cross and medical advis­ors relating to first aid, and with fire departments regarding fire control and hazards..

 

WORKING CONDITIONS:

 

Subject to working irregular hours and exposure to all kinds of weather conditions.

 

QUALIFICATIONS:

 

Certificate in Industrial Management. from an accredited college or university or the equivalent including courses relating to accident prevention; four (4) years experience in physical opera­tions or safety work; and demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with others.

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