Representative - Safety

Energy Transfer•Taylor, MI

10d•Onsite

About The Position

Primary Field Health and Safety support for the Great Lakes District Operations team, which includes various pump stations, tank farms, LPG storage facilities, and pipeline right-of-ways in Michigan and Northwestern Ohio. This position will support the operations team in all aspects of developing effective loss control programs. The Health and Safety Specialist will be responsible for supporting operation employees to ensure health and safety compliance is met across their respective areas. The individual will need to travel within their territory on a frequent basis, and communicate effectively with various internal clients on a regular basis.

Requirements

Bachelor Degree in Safety or related field preferred, or high school diploma or GED with equivalent knowledge demonstrated by related work experience in Safety or related field.
6+ years of experience.
Strong communications skills (verbal and written), mastery of loss control principles, understand the Logistics business, and possess technical safety, health and environmental skills.
Ability to design and present training programs.
Proficiency in MS Office computer applications.
Strong leadership, interpersonal and conflict resolution skills.
Ability to act decisively under pressure and exercise excellent judgment.
Valid driver’s license required.
Successful candidate must live within communicable distance of the Energy Transfer regional office in Taylor Michigan.

Nice To Haves

Preferred BCSP or ABIH certifications.
Preferred: BCSP or ABIH certifications including 6+ years' of practical field experience.
6 - 10 years’ overall field safety experience, highly preferred.

Responsibilities

Ensure compliance with company and regulatory training requirements through classroom training or computer based training programs.
Run reports to demonstrate compliance to area management.
Conduct routine site visits to inspect compliance with company and regulatory health and safety regulations.
Inspections consist of, but are not limited to: Lockout-Tagout, Work Permits, Facility Inspections, and Construction Site Inspections.
Establish a firm communication system between operations and H&S by making themselves available and responsive to request from internal clients.
Assist with recording and investigating any H&S incidents.
Support pipeline and terminal emergencies on a moment’s notice, while being prepared to work night shift.
Schedule industrial hygiene sampling throughout the year to verify employee exposures are below the permissible exposure limits.
Actively support the company’s safety culture initiative by being a leader in the safety field.
Demonstrate consistent compliance and raise awareness to safety initiatives, while leading by example.