Engineer 2 - Safety
Nissan Motor Corporation, United States
Job Description
Life at Nissan encompasses everything that inspires both the quality of our vehicles and the quality of our people. Company-wide, you'll find fast learners and self-starting engines as well as people who are quick to embrace change and take an idea into overdrive. At Nissan, minds race. Imagination gets a green light. Each opportunity is the fuel that drives an idea from inspiration to real-life.
With a focus on Mobility, Operational Excellence, Value to our Customers and the Electrification of vehicles, you can expect to be part of something exciting. From the sleek design of our vehicles to the unique opportunities we offer around the globe, Nissan exemplifies ingenuity in everything we do. Our people are what drive the business forward.
We're currently looking for a Safety Engineer 2 to join our team in Canton, MS.
Job Summary
Provides guidance and support to manufacturing on Safety and Health related topics. Develops tools and training to prevent or minimize work-related injuries, and to maintain a safe work environment at Nissan. Meets with Plant Managers monthly to review any Cumulative Trauma Disorder injuries, identify any trends and recommend countermeasures. Uses ergonomic guidelines to address current manufacturing injury concerns and future model planning. Provides Industrial Hygiene activities such as air and noise sampling, and monitors results to ensure a healthful working environment.
Contributes to building brand value and achieving enduring profitable growth.
Job Specification
Minimum Qualifications
The following qualification statements reflect the minimum skills and abilities required of the qualified applicant.
Job Knowledge and Skill:
Extensive knowledge of State and Federal safety standards. A working knowledge of ergonomic standards and evaluation tools; working knowledge of the company manufacturing processes.
Experience:
A minimum of one to two years of related experience at a professional level required.
Supervisory Experience:
No responsibility for managing or supervising others.
Education:
A related degree from a four-year college.
Computer Skills:
Working knowledge of word processor, spreadsheet, other PC applications, or mainframe applications to produce non-standard, creative products.
Welcome to an open lane of possibility. Drive your career forward and join the company leading the technology and business evolution of the automotive industry by applying today.
Nissan is committed to a drug-free workplace. All employment is contingent upon successful completion of a drug screen for roles based in the United States and background screening for all positions.
All of us at Nissan – regardless of functional area or expertise – share a passion to design, manufacture, and sell high-performance vehicles. It is Nissan’s policy to provide Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) to all
Canton Mississippi United States of America