**Description** Qualifications: Previous experience with safety and health issues. Extensive experience may substitute for Bachelor’s Degree. + Knowledge in the application of government regulations in regard to general, chemical and explosives safety. Able to communicate with local, state and federal regulatory agencies. + Strong verbal, written, analytical, and persuasive skills and the ability to interact effectively with all levels of employees and management. Responsibilities: + Inspects all operations being performed on a daily basis, such as production, plant maintenance, and storage of material, for compliance with company and government regulations. + Inspects all fire extinguishers that are installed on a regular monthly schedule; inspect stretchers, emergency lights, chemical storage and Haz-Mat equipment. + Writes reports implementing the safety program, trains employees, inspects the facility for adequate fire protection, and ensures that all equipment is in good working condition. + Maintains safety files and records. + Corrects working conditions, using knowledge of industrial processes, mechanics, psychology, and safety standards; develops loss control programs; and devises methods to evaluate safety programs. + Responsible for and makes recommendations for compliance with federal and state regulations. + Escorts employees of all agencies conducting safety, fire and physical security audits of the facility. + Assesses new developments in the health and safety field that may have application to the company’s operations. + Keeps apprised of developments in federal and state safety laws likely to affect the company. + Promotes and encourages participation in safety, health and environmental programs. + Assist supervisors in immediately investigation all injury accidents and near miss accidents during 2nd shift and report findings to the Safety Manager. + Conduct noise surveys. + Perform other duties or tasks as needed or assigned by the Safety Manager EOE/VET/DISB