HSE Coordinator (2nd Shift)

The HSE Coordinator supports daily health, safety, and environmental operations by conducting inspections, maintaining compliance records, and assisting with training and incident documentation. This role helps identify and correct unsafe conditions, ensures required programs are executed consistently, and provides hands‑on support to employees, supervisors, and contractors. The technician maintains key safety documentation, tracks corrective actions, and verifies closure to strengthen overall site compliance. They also assist with onboarding, certification tracking, and routine audits of equipment, permits, and work areas. Through regular field presence and strong follow‑through, the HSE Coordinator plays a critical role in promoting a safe workplace and supporting the organization’s HSE objectives. 

Second Shift: 2:30 pm to midnight, Monday through Friday.

Responsibilities

The following list of responsibilities is not all inclusive, additional projects and/or tasks may be assigned to meet operational needs. MCG retains the right to change or assign other duties to this position should operational needs warrant.  

Inspections & Hazard Identification 

• Conduct routine safety inspections and walkthroughs  
• Identify unsafe conditions and behaviors  
• Document findings and track corrective actions  
• Verify closure of assigned items  

Training Support & Documentation  

• Deliver or assist with safety training (e.g., forklift, HAZCOM, PPE)  
• Maintain training records 
• Support onboarding safety orientation  
• Track certification expirations  

Incident Reporting & Support  

• Assist in documenting incidents and near misses  
• Collect witness statements and evidence  
• Support root cause investigations  
• Help track corrective actions  

Compliance & Recordkeeping  

• Maintain OSHA logs (as directed) 
• Support SDS management  
• Track inspection documentation 
• Maintain permit records (Hot Work, Confined Space, etc.)  

Program Execution 

• Support LOTO audits  
• Monitor MHE compliance  
• Verify housekeeping standards  
• Check emergency equipment (eyewash, extinguishers)  
• Assist with contractor oversight 

Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions.