Job Title: Safety Analyst Reports to: Safety Manager Type: Exempt Location: Remote or Austin HQ (with regular travel to center locations)
Position Summary
The Safety Analyst is field-focused responsible for conducting in-depth reviews of centers with elevated incident rates workers compensation (WC) claims or other identified risk indicators. This individual contributor role supports the Safety team by providing on-site assessments analyzing root causes of injuries or safety concerns evaluating safety practices and partnering with center leaders on corrective actions. The Safety Analyst plays a key role in identifying risk trends validating safety behaviors and controls and helping prevent future injuries.
Key Responsibilities
Field Assessments & Deep-Dive Reviews - Conduct on-site visits at center locations flagged for high incident rates rising workers compensation costs or other safety performance concerns.
- Perform analysis on prior incidents facility walkthroughs task observations teammate interviews and documentation reviews.
- Evaluate work practices physical environments client-specific risk and behavior-based safety practices.
- Provide real-time guidance and recommendations to center leaders during visits.
Incident & Root Cause Analysis - Review incident trends injury reports WC claims details and operational factors to identify underlying causes.
- Use structured problem-solving methods (e.g. 5-Whys fishbone diagrams task analysis) to determine root causes.
- Partner with center leadership to develop practical corrective actions and verify implementation
Reporting & Data Insights - Produce clear concise reports summarizing site visit findings risk levels and required corrective actions.
- Track follow-up actions and ensure closure of identified issues.
- Provide data-informed insights to the Safety team to help prioritize future site visits and programs.
Training & Safety Initiatives
- Support delivery of targeted safety training during and after site visits (e.g. body positioning lifting risk recognition).
- Collaborate with the broader Safety team on high-priority initiatives.
Qualifications
Required
Bachelors degree
- 2 years of experience in safety risk management claims management or field operations.
- Ability and willingness to travel frequently to sites (50 - 75% depending on needs and geography).
- Strong observational analytical and communication skills.
- Ability to build trust and influence without authority in field settings.
- Proficient with Google Workspace/Microsoft Office and general reporting tools.
Preferred
- Degree in Occupational Safety Environmental Health Healthcare Psychology/Behavioral Science or related field.
- Experience working in clinical healthcare or ABA services environments.
- Experience in incident analysis ergonomics or workers compensation.
- Safety certifications such as OSHA 30 CHSP or equivalent
Key Competencies
- Field Presence & Engagement - Comfortable working in varied environments with diverse teams
- Analytical Thinking - Can interpret data identify trends and connect findings to root causes.
- Relationship Building - Collaborates well with center staff and leaders to drive improvements.
- Communication - Delivers clear actionable messages and written reports.
- Problem Solving - Identifies practical operational solutions to safety challenges.
- Adaptability - Effective in fast-paced changing settings across multiple locations.
| Required Experience:
IC
Job Title: Safety AnalystReports to: Safety ManagerType: ExemptLocation: Remote or Austin HQ (with regular travel to center locations)Position SummaryThe Safety Analyst is field-focused responsible for conducting in-depth reviews of centers with elevated incident rates workers compensation (WC) clai...
Job Title: Safety Analyst Reports to: Safety Manager Type: Exempt Location: Remote or Austin HQ (with regular travel to center locations)
Position Summary
The Safety Analyst is field-focused responsible for conducting in-depth reviews of centers with elevated incident rates workers compensation (WC) claims or other identified risk indicators. This individual contributor role supports the Safety team by providing on-site assessments analyzing root causes of injuries or safety concerns evaluating safety practices and partnering with center leaders on corrective actions. The Safety Analyst plays a key role in identifying risk trends validating safety behaviors and controls and helping prevent future injuries.
Key Responsibilities
Field Assessments & Deep-Dive Reviews - Conduct on-site visits at center locations flagged for high incident rates rising workers compensation costs or other safety performance concerns.
- Perform analysis on prior incidents facility walkthroughs task observations teammate interviews and documentation reviews.
- Evaluate work practices physical environments client-specific risk and behavior-based safety practices.
- Provide real-time guidance and recommendations to center leaders during visits.
Incident & Root Cause Analysis - Review incident trends injury reports WC claims details and operational factors to identify underlying causes.
- Use structured problem-solving methods (e.g. 5-Whys fishbone diagrams task analysis) to determine root causes.
- Partner with center leadership to develop practical corrective actions and verify implementation
Reporting & Data Insights - Produce clear concise reports summarizing site visit findings risk levels and required corrective actions.
- Track follow-up actions and ensure closure of identified issues.
- Provide data-informed insights to the Safety team to help prioritize future site visits and programs.
Training & Safety Initiatives
- Support delivery of targeted safety training during and after site visits (e.g. body positioning lifting risk recognition).
- Collaborate with the broader Safety team on high-priority initiatives.
Qualifications
Required
Bachelors degree
- 2 years of experience in safety risk management claims management or field operations.
- Ability and willingness to travel frequently to sites (50 - 75% depending on needs and geography).
- Strong observational analytical and communication skills.
- Ability to build trust and influence without authority in field settings.
- Proficient with Google Workspace/Microsoft Office and general reporting tools.
Preferred
- Degree in Occupational Safety Environmental Health Healthcare Psychology/Behavioral Science or related field.
- Experience working in clinical healthcare or ABA services environments.
- Experience in incident analysis ergonomics or workers compensation.
- Safety certifications such as OSHA 30 CHSP or equivalent
Key Competencies
- Field Presence & Engagement - Comfortable working in varied environments with diverse teams
- Analytical Thinking - Can interpret data identify trends and connect findings to root causes.
- Relationship Building - Collaborates well with center staff and leaders to drive improvements.
- Communication - Delivers clear actionable messages and written reports.
- Problem Solving - Identifies practical operational solutions to safety challenges.
- Adaptability - Effective in fast-paced changing settings across multiple locations.
| Required Experience:
IC
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