HSE Manager

The successful candidate will oversee Health & Safety programs, conduct field inspections and investigations, support audits, and help drive continuous improvement across the site's Health & Safety Management System (HSMS).

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure the Health & Safety Management System (HSMS) complies with Client standards, as well as local, state, and federal regulations.
• Conduct audits of processes, facilities, and work areas to identify safety risks and ensure compliance.
• Support production and maintenance teams by providing Health & Safety guidance during planning activities.
• Lead hazard assessments, risk evaluations, and corrective action processes.
• Conduct incident investigations, root cause analyses, and recommend preventative measures.
• Manage Health & Safety projects and initiatives across site operations.
• Coordinate and manage MSHA, OSHA, and State Mine Inspector visits.
• Address potential violations and ensure all required documentation is completed correctly.
• Inspect field activities and ensure safe work practices are being followed.
• Apply knowledge of safety regulations, policies, and procedures to support safe production operations.
• Present Health & Safety information to employees, supervisors, and management teams.
• Respond to Health & Safety concerns from employees and stakeholders.
• Perform additional duties as required.

Job Scope

Nature of Work

• Works on complex Health & Safety issues and helps implement practical solutions.
• May delegate routine tasks while managing higher-level responsibilities.

Interaction Level

• Collaborates closely with operational teams, peers, contractors, and external inspectors.

Autonomy

• Works with moderate supervision.
• Has flexibility to set priorities, timelines, and objectives that may impact departments or work groups.

Budget Responsibilities

• Assists with budget preparation and cost monitoring for Health & Safety activities.

Leadership Responsibilities

• May supervise personnel depending on site requirements.
• Expected to manage projects, programs, and day-to-day business decisions independently.