Safety Manager

What You'll Do On a Typical Day

• Develop, update and maintain written safety and health procedures in compliance with company policies, as well as state and federal regulations
• Serve as the subject matter expert for OSHA compliance and the primary point of contact for all safety-related issues
• Participate in incident investigations; ensure complete and accurate incident documentation and reporting
• Conduct compliance audits to ensure practices and record accuracy, including OSHA documentation, and comply with all government and company policies
• Participate in new process reviews, including job hazard analysis, new process training, etc.
• Create, maintain and deliver safety training on a regular basis
• Conduct risk assessments to minimize and eliminate risk, losses and environmental issues
• Analyze safety and health data, develop metrics and create and distribute reports for leadership

What You Need To Succeed At GXO
At a minimum, you'll need:

• 4 years of related work experience, including 2 years of safety audit experience
• Experience reporting safety metrics (leading/lagging indicators)
• Experience with Microsoft Office

It'd Be Great If You Also Have

• Bachelor's degree in Occupational Health and Safety, Safety Sciences or a related field
• Membership in a nationally recognized safety organization
• Availability to travel as needed to support organizational safety needs
• 5 years of experience managing safety and health programs in an industrial or warehouse environment