The Workplace Safety & Climate Risk Analyst (Entry Level) supports the Clientâ™s global Workplace Safety program by conducting audits, collecting built-environment safety data, coordinating compliance activities, and ensuring accurate reporting across their assigned Region. This role plays a key part in identifying risks, monitoring corrective actions, maintaining regulatory documentation, and supporting environmental/climate-related assessments.
Conduct and support annual and scheduled workplace safety and climate risk audits for the assigned Region using the clientâ™s EHS platforms and audit tools.
Document deficiencies, assign corrective actions, and follow up to ensure timely resolution.
Upload audit evidence, maintain data accuracy, and support facility teams in completing required audit documents.
Monitor compliance with regulatory requirements and Clientâ™s global Workplace Safety protocols.
Data Collection, Analysis & Reporting
Gather and analyze safety performance data such as audit scores, IAQ results, incident trends, corrective action closure rates, and built-environment compliance metrics.
Support preparation of the Global Mid-Year and Annual Workplace Safety Reports.
Produce quarterly summaries and safety performance data for RES leadership.
Track and report on indoor air quality testing outcomes and ensure reports are properly filed and accessible.
Maintain dashboards and databases used by the Workplace Safety team to monitor performance, risks, and regulatory updates.
Assist with the assembly of business cases for Transaction Management
Climate & Environmental Risk Monitoring
Contribute to regulatory climate-related reporting and sustainability-aligned safety metrics as required.
Utilize Clientâ™s software to identity location specific Climate risk data and report as requested
Coordination With Facility Teams & Compliance Partners
Serve as a point of contact for safety-related inquiries through the Workplace Safety & Climate Risk inboxes; respond within one business day.
Share regulatory updates with facility teams and coordinate issuance of corrective work orders when required.
Train facility team representatives on audit processes, evidence requirements, and use of safety systems/platforms.
Participate in internal and client safety meetings, including safety committee sessions.
Incident & Critical Response Support
Support incident reporting, data entry, and tracking of corrective actions related to built-environment safety concerns.
Ensure timely escalation of serious incidents, life-safety risks, or regulatory citations per the Workplace Safety escalation protocol.
Additional Responsibilities
Support ad-hoc requests related to regional compliance changes, safety inquiries, or audit adjustments.
Assist with continuous improvement initiatives within the global Workplace Safety service line.
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