Safety and Compliance Specialist Adelphia Gateway
New Jersey ResourcesAbout the role
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The Safety and Compliance Specialist will lead the safety and compliance initiatives for NJR Midstream's Adelphia Gateway. Operations, partnering with leaders and field personnel to strengthen and build the safety culture, ensure regulatory compliance and manage operational risk. Proactively identify health, safety, wellness and compliance related risks and trends; recommend and implement sustainable solutions, and ensures adherence to company policies and government regulations through inspections, reviews, training, and reporting.
Act as a liaison with federal, state, and local agencies, ensuring timely compliance programs and collaboration, engineering, project execution, and business development to support safe and compliant operational outcomes. This position may support additional Midstream assets as the business continues to grow.
Major Responsibilities
• Oversee existing safety and compliance programs for Adelphia Gateway and develops new programs and procedures as needed to maintain regulatory compliance and support continued operational success.
• Ensures that response plans for all Adelphia Gateway Operational locations are in accordance with current regulations, including Emergency Response Plans, the Health and Safety Manual, the Public Awareness Plan and additional plans required by applicable regulations.
• Conducts internal reviews and assessments of Health, Safety and Wellness compliance programs, recommending and implementing changes to correct deficiencies, improve programs and ensure the company remains in a continual audit ready state.
• Develops and maintains an excellent working relationship with Federal and State Agency (MSOGB & MDEQ) regulators, inspectors and local first responders.
• Studies the effectiveness of the job specific safety plan and suggests improvements for current and future projects.
• Performs technical and specialized duties to ensure compliance with Federal/State laws and policies including U.S. Department of Transportation Pipeline Hazardous Materials Safety. Administration’s (“PHMSA”) Title 49 Part 191, 192, and 199.
• Administers the reporting requirements in Part 191 and oversees record management and reporting in Part 192.
• Ensures existing code requirements comply with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and recommends revisions as necessary. Ensures updates are appropriately documented and that internal reviews of operational activities are conducted for compliance.
• Monitors proposed regulations and PHMSA advisory bulletins and informs management of potential impacts to operations.
• Ensures activities identified in the Pipeline Public Awareness Plan, Drug and Alcohol Plan, and Operator Qualification Plan are executed as required.
• Attends regulatory update conferences as needed and schedules and conducts the required training to keep abreast of changes.
• Ensures that required personnel safety training programs, hazmat physicals, and safety equipment testing and calibration are completed as required by policy, code or regulation.
• Works closely with the corporate Sustainability team to develop the Annual Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) Report and Greenhouse Gas Report for Midstream.
• Ensures that the operations comply with operating procedures and regulatory guidelines including all safety standards set by OSHA and U.S. DOT.
• Leads and conducts training in applicable health and safety areas; evaluates program effectiveness, recommends and implements improvements, and oversees ongoing coaching, training, and safety discussions with employees.
• Prepares and submits required regulatory reporting for management review.
• Facilitates regulatory visits regarding safety issues; coordinates and attends regulatory audits at facilities
• Coordinates and manages all safety committees and leads monthly safety meetings.
• Works directly with field personnel and applicable landowners to manage and eliminate ROW encroachments.
• Responsible for landowner notifications as required under FERC requirements.
• Create and participates in annual drills/exercises and subsequent response analysis reviews.
• Assists in managing Workers' Compensation claims, Return to Work programs and accident reports and claims, and leads root cause analysis.
• Partners with Security and Business Continuity to ensure that building evacuation plans are developed, practiced on a timely basis, and implemented when necessary.
Position Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in a related dis
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