The Lockout/Tags-Plus Coordinator is responsible for overseeing and approving the application, verification, and removal of lockout and tags-plus systems to protect all workers from hazardous energy sources while working on ships and ship sections.  The Lockout/Tag-Plus (LO/TP) Coordinator reports to the Lockout/TagsPlus Supervisor. 

• Responsibilities of this position are defined by 29CFR1915.89, Control of Hazardous Energy.
• The LO/TP Coordinator shall oversee and approve:
  • The Application of each LO/TP system
  • The verification of hazardous energy isolation
  • The removal of each LO/TP system
• Maintain a continuous log of each LO/TP application
• Establish and maintain control of employees authorized to work under the protection of a LO/TP system
• Support the Safety Department in maintaining a safe and efficient LO/TP program and procedures
• Support the ship test management team by planning and coordinating test activities in addition to those involving hazardous energy sources to improve the efficiency of the ship test program
• Foster and maintain a culture of safety in the workplace

• AS degree in electrical, mechanical, or control systems engineering, with 3 years experience in Marine Manufacturing or Engineering/Design, or 10 years experience in Marine Manufacturing, or related military experience.

Required:

• Power and auxiliary systems operation
• General computer skills, including competence with Microsoft Word, Excel, Project, Power Point, and Access, and experience with web-based data management tools.
• Ability and desire to work in a team environment

Preferred:

• OSHA Control of Hazardous Energy processes and procedures in marine or industrial environment
• NFPA 70E Electrical Safety process and procedures
• Problem resolution and root cause identification processes
• Well developed aural and written presentation skills

Unique/Additional Requirements:

Able to maintain organization in the dynamic environment of ship construction and testing.

Position requires occasional night and weekend work