Safety Coordinator

Safety Coordinator (3rd Shift) — Warehouse & Manufacturing

Shift: 3rd shift, 11:00 PM – 7:30 AM

Worksite: Onsite from Day 1

Overtime: OT available

Pay: $31.46 hourly

About the role

We’re seeking a Safety Coordinator to support the health and safety management system for a large Parts Division within USA distribution and manufacturing operations. You’ll spend up to 50% of your shift on the warehouse floor conducting safety observations, incident investigations, employee interviews, and training on safety procedures.

What you’ll do

Hazard reduction & process improvement: Participate in the design, implementation, and continuous improvement of processes that reduce workplace hazards.
Investigations & ergonomics: Conduct incident investigations and ergonomic reviews; help determine effective corrective actions.
Compliance documentation: Compile and analyze data, documentation, and correspondence to meet regulatory and management system requirements.
Program recommendations: Develop recommendations to ensure health and safety programs meet internal standards and comply with applicable laws and regulations.
Recordkeeping: Manage and review safety records per OSHA guidelines and internal procedures.
Audits & risk assessments: Coordinate audits and risk assessments to identify noncompliance with standards and regulations.
CAPA management: Own corrective and preventive action (CAPA) processes end?to?end.
Pre?introduction reviews: Review new processes, equipment, and assets for potential hazards and regulatory compliance; recommend changes prior to introduction.
Advisory & training: Respond to safety/health inquiries and develop, direct, and conduct safety presentations and training.

Required qualifications

Experience in warehousing or manufacturing with a strong, hands?on safety background.
Proven experience developing and delivering safety training.
Safety degree or very strong manufacturing safety experience.
Strong skills in the MS Office suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, Outlook).
Ability to work 3rd shift and spend significant time on the warehouse floor.

Preferred qualifications

CSP (Certified Safety Professional) accreditation.
OSHA 10?hour or OSHA 30?hour training/certifications.
Demonstrated experience in occupational safety.

PPE & work requirements

Metatarsal protective footwear required on Day 1 (not reimbursable).
Comfort with an active, industrial environment (walking/standing; navigating equipment areas).

Why this role

Impact frontline safety in high?volume distribution and manufacturing.
Work cross?functionally to drive measurable improvements in safety performance.
Overtime available for additional earning potential.