Industrial hygiene manager vs safety coordinator

Differences between industrial hygiene manager and safety coordinator duties and responsibilities

Industrial hygiene manager example responsibilities.

• Manage construction and demolition nationwide.
• Insure corporate compliance with OSHA, NAVSEA, and LADEQ regulations relating to all aspects of work relate health hazards.
• Introduce procedures for emergency worker and community exposure monitoring and evaluation by launching a corporate IH emergency response program.
• Support the environmental department through the corporate & ISO audit.
• Develop EHS, risk management & total quality management training programs.
• Perform mold assessments and sampling in residential and commercial buildings in general accordance with recognize standards (EPA guidelines).
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Safety coordinator example responsibilities.

• Identify and minimize hazardous conditions, oversee accident prevention and remediation activities, and manage logistical operations of all HAZMAT carriers.
• Authore corporate safety policies and programs ensuring compliance with OSHA and EPA regulatory requirements.
• Develop EHS training/policies and facilitates require training including new hire safety training and orientation.
• Train store/outlet personnel how to conduct operational loss prevention and OSHA safety audits and submit quarterly reports.
• Collaborate with corporate EHS department on developing facility and procedure EHS protocols in accordance with OSHA standards and regulations.
• Maintain worker training schedules and complete all require documentation train LOTO for classroom and machine specifics.
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