The Role
- Accountable for providing Workplace Safety technical and regulatory advice, mentoring, instructing and coaching for the buildings Wallace, BCDC, Warranty (Mockup) and other facilities involved in large construction projects.
- Responsible for assisting site leadership with maintaining compliance with all GM Workplace Safety and regulatory requirements
- Responsible for analyzing safety data to find trends and identify continuous improvement opportunities
- Act as the champion for the GTC Chemical Control Committee and PS24. Support the champions of Confined Space and Fall Hazards in implementing safety requirements
- Assess site’s performance and conformance to requirements, ensuring a safe and inclusive work environment
- Lead the Workplace Safety System Common Programs for Enterprise Operations and serve as the primary contact for governance changes affecting Enterprise Operations.
- Develop and maintain a common annual evaluation tool
What You’ll Do (Job Responsibilities)
- Collaborate with local site leadership to foster a culture of Workplace Safety.
- Coach and develop site employees to promote safety initiatives.
- Build partnerships with key personnel, including Enterprise Operations Leadership, Human Resources, Industrial Hygiene, and Health Services.
- Assist in investigating accidents and injuries.
- Create safety programs aimed at reducing injuries.
- Engage with local union representatives to address safety concerns.
- Support the administration of site safety rules and guidelines.
- Review new equipment and methods for potential hazards.
- Analyze safety statistics and provide actionable recommendations.
- Aid in the safety training of employees.
- Attend safety-related meetings and participate in safety committees to provide support.
- Manage and enhance the site’s safety SharePoint site by keeping content current and implementing new initiatives.
- Deliver professional presentations effectively.
Your Skills & Abilities (Required Qualifications)
- 5+ years of experience in a Safety or Environmental field
- Bachelor’s Degree is required or equivalent experience
What Will Give You A Competitive Edge (Preferred Qualifications)
- Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Safety or Industrial Environmental Health preferred
- Experience with OSHA and MIOSHA standards
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to work independently, take initiative, and work to plan
- Well developed analytical, organizational, and project management skills
