Requirements

Bachelors Degree in Environmental Health and Safety, Maritime Operations, Logistics, Supply Chain or related discipline. CPR and First Aid Certified. 2+ years of experience working preferably within the maritime or terminal operations industry. Comprehensive knowledge of federal and state OSHA, U.S. Coast Guard and other applicable codes and regulations. Knowledge of safety management practices and procedures, including accident investigation and reporting, hazardous materials standards, chemical protective standards, blood borne pathogens standard, ergonomic hazards, and the like. Knowledge of fire prevention standards, oil spill containment procedures, emergency response methods, respiratory protection, and personal protective equipment requirements.

Job Description

Communicates, implements, and monitors environmental, safety, accident prevention programs and procedures in accordance with government regulations and Ports America policy including HS&S auditing (i.e. Road Maps and B2B audits), Risk Assessments, education and training, and incident investigation. Represents the company with local government organizations related to health and safety to ensure a mutual understanding of the Company’s goals and requirements, and to work in a co-operative partnership with local resources. IE – Port Authority, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Customs, Waterfront Commission, Police and Fire Departments, OSHA. Lead the development and implementation of HS&S Standards and communicate Best Practice Procedures throughout the business unit.