Associate Safety Professional

About the Role & Team

“We create happiness.” That’s our motto at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. And it permeates everything we do. At Disney, you’ll help encourage that magic by enabling our teams to push the limits and build the never-before-seen! Are you ready to join this team and make an impact?

As an Associate Safety Professional, you'd join a dynamic team that has a passion for spotting problems and the know-how to diminish them. Our Associate Safety Professionals enjoy keeping others safe, and the diversity of opportunities at The Disneyland Resort is unrivaled in the industry. If this sounds like an opportunity for you, please apply today!

The Associate Safety Professional will report to a Manager Safety.

What You Will Do

On any given day, as an Associate Safety Professional, you might:

• Provide safety and health support to an assigned area or Line of Business.
• Assist Leaders to prevent injury, reduce risk and assure compliance by integrating actionable, sustainable, efficient, and effective safety processes into their business.
• Partner with the Segment Programs Team to develop and implement programs.
• Partner with subject matter experts (i.e., safety, industrial hygiene, ergonomics, construction) and safety program owners to fully support local areas, initiate solutions, and mitigate risk.
• Work to understand the business, its culture, and its challenges. Look for opportunities to attend meetings, shadow leaders, and experience the work. Understand the daily challenges in producing "safe outcomes" for the Cast. Understand the internal processes that can be used to incorporate safety and health initiatives.
• Know the importance of and engage appropriate partners (i.e., domestic Safety & Health operations/programs/auditing, communications/documentation/design assurance, A&FE, operations, LOB safety representatives) on troubleshooting, projects, plans, and goal-setting.
• Attend/co-chair safety committee meetings; ensure minutes are documented, and follow-up is occurring.
• Conduct incident investigations.
• Conduct job safety analyses.

Required Qualifications & Skills

Here’s what you need to be successful at this job:

• Some professional experience.
• 1-3 years of demonstrated safety experience in the entertainment/hospitality industry.
• Knowledge of regulatory standards, best practices, and guidelines, such as confined space, fall protection, lockout-tagout, incident investigation, and root-cause analysis.
• Able to recognize hazards and propose mitigations.
• You will provide direction and complete projects by being consultative and resolving conflicts.

Preferred Qualifications

• GSP or ASP certification.

Education

• BS or BA degree.

Preferred Education

• Bachelor of Science degree in the safety and health field.