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We are looking for a Health and Safety Coordinator to support workplace safety initiatives in Smithville, Tennessee. This Long-term Contract position focuses on maintaining a safe work environment by promoting compliance, reducing risk, and reinforcing established safety practices. The ideal candidate will bring hands-on knowledge of OSHA guidelines and help strengthen day-to-day safety performance across operations.
Job Responsibility
Conduct routine workplace inspections and safety audits to identify hazards and recommend corrective actions
Monitor site activities to ensure compliance with OSHA regulations and internal safety expectations
Partner with supervisors and employees to reinforce safe work habits and address occupational safety concerns promptly
Maintain accurate records related to incidents, inspections, corrective actions, and compliance activities
Assist in the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of safety procedures and standards
Participate in incident reviews to determine root causes and help prevent similar issues in the future
Deliver safety guidance and support training efforts to increase awareness of workplace health and safety practices
Requirements
Experience working in a health and safety coordination role within an industrial, manufacturing, or operational environment
Strong knowledge of OSHA regulations and practical application of occupational safety standards
Ability to perform safety audits, document findings, and follow through on corrective action items
Familiarity with workplace hazard identification, risk reduction, and incident prevention methods
Strong written and verbal communication skills for reporting, training support, and cross-functional collaboration
Organized approach to maintaining compliance records and managing multiple safety-related priorities