Safety Superintendent

Job Description

Job Description

The Safety Superintendent is responsible for leading the health, safety, and environmental (HSE) program for the plant. This role ensures regulatory compliance, leads emergency preparedness and incident investigations, and fosters a safety-first culture. The Safety Superintendent develops and implements HSE policies and procedures, manages safety training and communications, and serves as a key liaison between departments and external agencies. This position provides guidance and support to employees and leadership in maintaining a safe work environment and continuous improvement of safety performance.

Lead in the development and implementation of health and safety programs that support the company’s goals and its HSE policies, plans and procedures. Develop, implement, enforce, and continually improve the company’s safety policies, plans and procedures. Monitor compliance and maintain working knowledge of all applicable local, state, and federal safety laws, regulations, and industry standards. Facilitate and support with incident investigations, emergency response planning, employee training, and contractor evaluation efforts. Ensure the company participates in the LEPC (local emergency planning committee) as well as CAP (Community Advisory Panel). Support HSE Manager to ensure coverage for absences and to meet special demands i.e. shut-downs, turnarounds, or other projects. Develop and lead Emergency Response team, including appropriate participation in fire school or emergency response training or other appropriate training. Provide guidance and leadership to all levels of the organization with respect to the company’s health and safety compliance tools and strategies. Develop communications and employee training to support a positive safety culture. Develop and administer appropriate safety recognition programs. Loss control responsibilities which include : conducting inspections and audits related to the Loss Control program as assigned, participating in Hazard Reviews as needed, recommending safety improvements, completion of safety action items as assigned, completing required regulatory training, and compliance with all applicable regulations. Conduct, oversee and / or assist with accident investigations, annual health checks, etc. Plan and purchase plant safety equipment to include Personal Protective Equipment and maintain compliance with all safety standards. Develop, organize, and present all safety training and all related records. Act as head of plant safety committee and oversee / direct all associated activities. Conducts or performs annual health and safety studies for example noise exposure. Conducts contractor safety orientation and contractor prequalification evaluations. Maintains high ethical standards in the work place and high standard of plant housekeeping and safety awareness. Reports all irregular issues and problems to management for solution. Maintains good communication with other managers, staff & outside contacts. Complies with all company policies and procedures.

Provide follow-up and verification of effectiveness. Collaborate with management to develop safety goals and objectives. Maintain safety records and prepare reports for regulatory agencies and internal stakeholders. Analyze and evaluate potential hazards in the workplace and develop strategies to eliminate or reduce those risks. Coordinate emergency response drills and ensure readiness for safety incidents. Stay current on industry trends and regulatory changes related to workplace safety. Promote a safety-first culture through communication and employee engagement initiatives. Maintain and Post OSHA 300 Log. Review Safe Work permits and Lock-Tag-Try Log sheets. Other & Miscellaneous Seeks constant improvement in safety processes and cost-efficiency Maintains high ethical standards and professional conduct Complies with all company policies and procedures Maintains good communication with management, employees, and external contacts Performs special projects and other duties as assigned by management Job Dimensions (skills, knowledge & abilities) Essential Job Dimensions Risk assessment and hazard identification Strong knowledge of OSHA and other applicable safety regulations Incident investigation and root cause analysis Emergency response leadership and coordination Training and presentation skills Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills Proficiency with Microsoft Office and safety management software.

Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety, Environmental Science, or a related field Professional certification (e.g., CSP, CHST) preferred. Proven experience in a safety management role. Strong knowledge of safety regulations and best practices Excellent communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills. 10+ years of experience in a petrochemical plant. Minimum 5 years in safety environmental management Good communication and teamwork skills 5S Philosophy Problem Solving Proficient PC skills utilizing MS Excel, MS Word, and MS Access Core Values Safety & Health - Create a people first culture by prioritizing safety above all else.

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