Job Description
Job Description
Job Summary:
Serves as a resource for facility and subcontractor personnel working in a variety of industrial fields associated with ship repair. The areas include: on board sea going vessels and ships; industrial shops; dry docks; etc., ensuring compliance with established Federal OSHA, State OSHA, NAVSEA Standard Items, and Maritime regulations.
Essential Functions:
Conducts daily survey and inspection of a variety of working environments and sites ensuring compliance with promulgated safety and health regulations, as well as company policies and procedures.
Facilitates correction of hazards and infractions found or ceasing operations until properly corrected.
Ensures compliance with Certified Marine Chemists direction pertaining to the National Fire Protection Association code of regulations concerning confined spaces, documentation, maintaining required equipment and annual recertification.
Responsible for continuous interaction with customers, company employees, subcontractors, vendors and visitors to the facility.
Ensures SH processes are in compliance with company and regulatory requirements.
Investigates injuries and accidents searching for clues, studying variables, questioning witnesses, and retracing sequences to uncover the sources of reported injuries and illnesses.
Works with managers, supervisors and employees to ensure that corrective and preventative measures are taken in a timely manner.
Conducts operations in accordance with PCE's Injury and Illness Prevention Program (IIPP), Safety Manual and all related flow-down documentation to provide a safe work environment for all personnel.
Ensures compliance with the applicable requirements of both state and federal OSHA and applicable standards.
Performs daily safety inspections in all shops, vessels and operating areas in which repairs are being conducted.
Observes environmental conditions and employee performance patterns to identify hazards, detect risks, and determine causal relationships.
Collects, researches, and maintains Safety Data Sheets and associated library.
Responsible for researching safety and health issues for concerns and gang box training topics.
Responsible for the execution of weekly Gang box trainings, ensuring employees are educated on hazards associated with their job duties.
Demonstrates knowledge and skills of computer use and programs using Microsoft Windows and Office, especially Word and Excel. Maintains several required databases.
Other duties as may be assigned.
Job Requirements and Qualifications:
Education:
Associate Degree in Environmental/ Safety related curriculum or equivalent (proven) experience preferred.
Experience and Knowledge:
Minimum 1 year of previous work in the field of safety or related field preferred. Management may determine an applicant
qualified and/or may qualify for the position if the applicant has the necessary knowledge and/or certifications to meet the requirements..
Must have knowledge of OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1910, 1915 and NAVSEA Standard Items.
Experience with proper investigation and reporting of safety and health incidents and recommending corrective action.
Must possess knowledge of ship repair specifications commensurate with ship-wide/multi-ship repair initiatives.
Must be able to effectively communicate with ship's personnel, contractors and subcontractors, vendors, customers and employees.
Interactive skills and ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from management.
Must possess computer skills and ability to apply statistical and other analytic techniques.
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
Maritime Knowledge required.
Previous military experience (preferred).
CPR Certified.
Shipyard Competent Person (SYCP) Certified.
Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) Certified.
EEO/AA/Vet/Disabled
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