PHX QHSE Manager

Overview : Job Summary

The QHSE Manager is responsible for Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental activities at a given station with the objective of being the Champion of Safety and reducing employee injuries, aircraft, and equipment damage.

Responsible for the tasks below as well as being a subject matter expert on various processes / systems / procedures as defined by the Management Systems Manual (MSM). The Station Safety Manager will report directly to the QHSE Regional Manager. This role requires a strong focus on partnership with the station leadership team.

The expected pay rate is $65,000 - $75,000 / yearly. Full-time employees are offered a range of health and wellness benefits as well as 401(k) with company match paid vacation time, sick time, and company paid holidays.

Job Responsibilities

• Be a champion for Safety above all. Win as a Team, Do the Right Thing, Show You Care.
• Conduct and / assists accident / incident investigations, as required.
• Coordinates safety and quality initiatives, and safety promotions.
• Reviews station employee injury trends and suggests appropriate corrective action plans to station leadership.
• Reviews aircraft damage and suggests appropriate corrective action plans to station leadership.
• Conducts risk assessments as directed. Ensures Risk Assessments are completed.
• Reviews and coordinates the Quality Management System completeness and ensures the system is kept current.
• Provides station leadership with periodic progress reports, audit schedules and assessments of safety and quality programs.
• Completes projects / assignments as directed by the Regional QHSE Manager.
• Provide reports (as required) to HOA / Region / Station regarding trends, performance, gaps, etc. or other reports as directed.
• Host / coordinate / attend monthly safety meetings with station leadership, and ensure the meeting is documented and any action items assigned and progressed.
• Establish, then host / coordinate / attend a quarterly employee safety committee
• Posting all safety information from local, corporate and customer communications
• Maintain the safety board(s) with new information
• Participate in daily briefings
• Peer to peer coaching
• Assist with audits and inspections in accordance with the Swissport NAA audit program and carrier programs
• Assist in the preparation and publishing regular safety and operational briefings
• Assist in the analysis and evaluation of audit findings, comprehensive fixes and trends
• Communicate daily with station leadership to coordinate tasks for the day and communicate safety findings / concerns
• Attend training classes, meetings, and inputs, internally and externally for continued education.
• Acquire and maintain initial and recurrent training in the line of business assigned. On occasion perform a shift on the front line to maintain those skills, and to understand the risks and barriers preventing SOP over OTP.
• Other duties not outlined above that are appropriately assigned by QHSE leadership

Qualifications and Competencies

What we offer

401(k)

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