Safety Compliance Program Manager

Job Summary

Ensures the development, implementation and administration of safety and compliance programs for all BU facilities, or a highly specialized and unique facility that requires a high level of vessel/site specific knowledge and experience. Ensures safety, work methods, plant training programs, policies and procedures are in compliance with international, federal, state, OSHA, regulatory agencies, company requirements, customer requirements, and BSEE in coordination with the Safety and Environmental Teams. Maintains an understanding and involvement of safety related events. Keeps leadership updated on industry safety & health events and trends. Perform studies and investigations to ensure compliance with international, federal, state, BSEE and local safety and health laws, standards and regulations, industrial hygiene, and public safety. Identifies and evaluates potential workplace hazards and takes appropriate action to reduce or eliminate unsafe conditions. Investigate accidents, incidents and promotes safety conscious work performance. Interprets and communicates safety, work methods and compliance requirements as mandated by federal, state, and OSHA regulatory agencies. Subject matter expert for OSHA compliance requirements such as: industrial hygiene, air sampling, noise monitoring, lead surface coating abatement, asbestos abatement, anhydrous ammonia, material safety data sheets, and bloodborne pathogens. Maintains Human Performance Observation, Respiratory Protection, and Hearing Protection databases. Conducts sight assessments and audits current safety programs. Oversees Contractor and First Line Supervisor safety training. Develops and incorporates new programs related to.  Maintain and distribute monthly reports relating to safety performance and trends.  May be a liaison between Legal department and medical staff regarding OSHA regulatory interpretations and worker’s compensation.
The HSEQ individual is responsible for providing independent, expert, and professional advice and guidance to Dominion supervision and vessel crew on all health, safety, and environmental issues. Coordinate with offshore construction projects to actively participate in and promoting a high standard of health, safety, and environmental awareness. 
 

Military service members and veterans with ranks from E5-E9, W1-CW5, or O3-O6 plus appropriate equivalent combination of education and years of experience as outlined (above / below).

Responsibilities

•    Maintenance of project HSEQ (Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality) risk registers in relation to vessel and crane operations
•    Coordinate with procurement on offshore HSEQ topics related to vessel and crane operations
•    Produce, review and update HSEQ related documentation required 
•    Proactively support and advise line/project management in meeting HSE responsibilities (incl. but not limited to risk assessments) with technical, organizational, and procedural as well as compliance advice
•    Engage and develop relationships with construction project teams to eliminate and reduce risks, develop HSE culture on projects and adherence to local and Dominion HSE standards and rules
•    Cooperate with line management to develop and implement measures and solutions to address HSE challenges
•    Attend meetings, site visits with sub-contractors 
•    Supporting evaluation of potential port/project locations such as lay down areas, port infrastructures, O&M buildings, warehouses etc.
•    Support early-stage construction activities (onshore and offshore) on HSE matters 
•    Assistance with regulatory oversight and maintenance of internal HSE systems 
•    Managing (KPI’s) OSHA incident tracking & reporting requirements as required
•    Support the development and implementation of HSEQ management systems, safe systems of work procedures and other risk control measures for offshore construction activities 
•    Responsible for project wide recommendations for risk controls and HSE standard adoptions across vessel operations
•    Coordinate with the Environmental Team permitting for the vessel
•    Conducting root cause analysis on safety incidents and sharing lessons learned

Perform other duties as requested or assigned.