Safety Engineer

Core Responsibilities

1.

• Design and enforce safety policies tailored to STP construction activities.
• Ensure compliance with OSHA, EPA, and local environmental and safety regulations.
• Develop site-specific safety plans, including hazard communication and emergency response.

2.

• Conduct regular risk assessments to identify physical, chemical, and biological hazards.
• Evaluate risks related to confined spaces, heavy machinery, excavation, and chemical handling.
• Recommend and implement control measures to mitigate identified risks.

3.

• Organize safety induction and job-specific training for all site personnel.
• Provide training on PPE usage, chemical safety, confined space entry, and emergency procedures.
• Maintain records of all safety training sessions and certifications.

4.

• Perform routine and surprise inspections of construction zones, equipment, and work practices.
• Document findings and ensure timely corrective actions for non-compliance.
• Monitor subcontractor safety practices and ensure alignment with project safety standards.

5.

• Investigate accidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions.
• Identify root causes and recommend preventive measures.
• Maintain detailed incident reports and communicate findings to management.

6.

• Develop and implement emergency response plans for fire, chemical spills, and confined space rescues.
• Conduct regular emergency drills and evaluate response effectiveness.
• Coordinate with local emergency services when necessary.

7.

• Stay updated on changes in safety legislation and wastewater industry standards.
• Ensure all permits, safety data sheets (SDS), and compliance documents are current and accessible.
• Prepare reports for internal audits and regulatory inspections.

8.

• Ensure availability and proper maintenance of safety gear and equipment.
• Monitor inventory and usage of PPE, gas detectors, harnesses, and other safety tools.
• Train workers on correct usage and storage of safety equipment.

9.

• Foster a proactive safety culture through awareness campaigns and toolbox talks.
• Encourage reporting of unsafe conditions and near misses.
• Recognize and reward safe behavior among workers.