Senior safety specialist vs safety manager

Differences between senior safety specialist and safety manager duties and responsibilities

Senior safety specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage all asbestos relate incidents/clean-ups.
• Assist all pump stations in interpretation of OSHA regulations and implementation of proper safety procedures.
• Create electrical procedures and training both classroom and hands on to comply with NFPA 70E.
• Participate in internal and external audits including FDA audits and preparing complaint files/records for the audits, accordingly.
• Collaborate with the university bio-safety officer to ensure timely training of new OSHA and human safety concepts.
• Key management and operations lead focuse on plant functional and tactical EHS operations in chemical manufacturing environment.
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Safety manager example responsibilities.

• Train and lead industrial Hazmat response team.
• Manage consultants to complete air permit application and SPCC plan reviews.
• Coordinate and conduct JHA, safety stand downs, accident investigation and manage individual WC claims.
• Meet with PPE vendors and manage PPE inventory and PPE use compliance on the production floor.
• Train and manage a team of competent persons and gas-free technicians under the direction of NFPA standards and marine chemist.
• Manage financial oversight and budget management including financial modeling and analysis, new products, travel, tools, and scheduling.
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