Who typically serves as the recorder for the Safety Council?

The Safety Officer is typically responsible for serving as the recorder for the Safety Council. This role involves documenting the proceedings of the council meetings, maintaining records of safety discussions, and ensuring that action items are tracked and addressed appropriately. The Safety Officer often has specialized training and knowledge in safety protocols and procedures, making them well-suited to capture relevant data and insights during council meetings. This position also facilitates communication between council members and helps in the analysis and reporting of safety performance and incidents, ensuring accountability and follow-up actions are maintained. The other roles, while integral to safety management, do not primarily focus on the documentation and record-keeping that characterizes the functioning of the Safety Council.