Dear Sir:

As a skilled and focused professional who specializes in coordinating safety and regulatory
compliance and enforcement, I am submitting the enclosed resume for your review in
response to your posting for a Safety Coordinator. My knowledge and expertise position me
to valuably contribute to your organization.

My established ability to effectively facilitate safety inspections and audits is complemented

by a steadfast commitment to achieving comprehensive employee training and knowledge
while minimizing injuries and safety violations. With proven skills in facility audits,
investigations, and safety data analysis, I excel at sustaining accident- and hazard-free
environments and training and motivating staff for optimal regulatory compliance.

Consider the following highlights from my career accomplishments:

 Successfully monitoring and preventing workplace safety incidents through routine

and thorough inspections and training program coordination as Safety Program Lead
for Go-Flow Works for the past fifteen years.
 Maintaining a comprehensive understanding of federal, state, and local regulations—
including OSHA, Ghana EPA compliance, and workers’ compensation laws—to
ensure total facility and staff compliance.
 Organizing and facilitating safety meetings with all staff, discussing areas of safety
concern and brainstorming solutions and tools to prevent future incidents.
 Leveraging outstanding leadership and collaboration skills to successfully maintain
facilities and mitigate hazardous events and accidents.

With my key experience facilitating safety programs and promoting compliance—along with
my finely honed organizational and staff training abilities—I am prepared to extend my
record of successful safety coordination with Ghana Oil and Gas Industries and look forward
to discussing my qualifications with you further. Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
Cyril Baye
Safety Coordinators are accountable for workplace safety initiatives, programs, and tools.
Typical work activities performed in this role are investigating accidents, training staff, and
tracking safety data to identify trends and help to prevent future incidents. Excellent
leadership and communication abilities are beneficial in this role, as is a strong understanding
of local, state, and federal safety regulations.

Successful cover letters for Safety Coordinators often mention the following types of abilities
and areas of expertise:

 Workplace audits and investigations

 Safety data analysis
 Program coordination and leadership
 Staff training and development
 Workers’ compensation
 OSHA and EPA regulations/compliance
 Incident prevention/management