Regional Safety Officer

Summary

Job Duties

Some of the major duties associated with this position include but are not limited to the following:

1. Serving as the primary safety and emergency management contact for the Regional Director, providing guidance and ensuring compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, and Department of Transportation regulations across all field locations.
2. Directing and supporting Collateral Duty Safety Program Coordinators, evaluating hazardous activities, and delivering specialized safety training for diverse environments, including labs, fieldwork, and high-risk operations across remote and logistically challenging field locations.
3. Assessing and mitigating hazards associated with Alaska-specific conditions, such as wildlife, aviation in remote terrain, boat operations, extreme weather variability, and geophysical hazards.
4. Implementing and monitoring safety programs by conducting audits, reviewing hazard analyses, and leading complex technical safety reviews to ensure compliance and protect employee health.
5. Coordinating emergency preparedness and continuity plans.
6. Developing safety standards and guidelines, reporting regional safety performance, and collaborating on committees to enhance occupational health programs.
7. Operating a government owned or leased vehicle as an incidental driver.

Job Description

Job Duties

Some of the major duties associated with this position include but are not limited to the following:

1. Serving as the primary safety and emergency management contact for the Regional Director, providing guidance and ensuring compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, and Department of Transportation regulations across all field locations.
2. Directing and supporting Collateral Duty Safety Program Coordinators, evaluating hazardous activities, and delivering specialized safety training for diverse environments, including labs, fieldwork, and high-risk operations across remote and logistically challenging field locations.
3. Assessing and mitigating hazards associated with Alaska-specific conditions, such as wildlife, aviation in remote terrain, boat operations, extreme weather variability, and geophysical hazards.
4. Implementing and monitoring safety programs by conducting audits, reviewing hazard analyses, and leading complex technical safety reviews to ensure compliance and protect employee health.
5. Coordinating emergency preparedness and continuity plans.
6. Developing safety standards and guidelines, reporting regional safety performance, and collaborating on committees to enhance occupational health programs.
7. Operating a government owned or leased vehicle as an incidental driver.