Summary

The Health, Safety, & Environment Co-Op will assist in all plant health, safety and environmental programs, which includes activities to support the coordination of safety initiatives, projects, corrective actions, and incident investigations.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Assist in recognizing, evaluating and providing solutions to health, safety & environmental concerns.
• Recommend changes to safety programs and work practices.
• Assist in the development of new safety programs and initiatives to increase awareness, and reduce the potential for incidents, accidents and exposures.
• Support the revision of safety and health programs to increase awareness and reduce exposure risk.
• Conduct periodic safety audits / assessments. Report findings. Take action to address findings.
• Participate in incident investigations and issue safety corrective action requests (SCARs) as necessary.
• Support Morgantown plant new employee orientation training.
• Review and assist in the evaluation of effectiveness of training and recommend changes.
• Stay current on the various regulatory (OSHA 1910 and 1926) requirements and changes. Continue an active personal/professional development program through selected seminars, home study courses, trade magazines, books, journals, etc.
• Provide support for any other Morgantown HSE program

Education & Experience

• Enrolled in a 4 year college HSE engineer program or engineering program with interest/concentration in HSE
• MUST be able to commit to 6 months
• A GPA of 2.5 or higher
• Ability to lift objects up to 35 pounds if needed

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Relocation

Relocation is authorized for this position.

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