Site Safety Engineer

Overview

Coordinate safety programs and enforce OSHA compliance on industrial construction sites.

Key Responsibilities

• safety records
• safety meetings
• site compliance
• ppe enforcement
• incident investigation
• safety training

Tasks

-Ensure that appropriate safety records are maintained. -Responsible for conducting daily safety meetings. -Ensure that work areas are maintained in a neat, safe and orderly fashion. -Reinforce that team members on the project site are in compliance with the safety requirements of the company. -Enforce the use of safety equipment/clothing as required by OSHA and company safety regulations. -Responsible for the communication, implementation and enforcement of Gray’s safety program on site. -Investigate cause of an incident and complete reports as required. -Hold safety meetings/jobsite review as part of coordination meetings. -Assist Site Manager in administrative counseling to team members and subcontractors who are in non-compliance with safety requirements. -Responsible for conducting orientation and jobsite specific training.

Requirements

• bachelor's
• 5+ years
• microsoft office
• communication
• safety
• industrial construction

What You Bring

-Bachelor’s degree in a related field OR 5+ years of related experience in lieu of a degree. -Basic computer skills and experience with Microsoft Office suite programs. -Ability to communicate well both verbally and in writing. -Demonstrated knowledge of safety/environmental principles and techniques. -Experience in an industrial construction environment is highly preferred.

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Benefits

-OSHA 30 Hour card.

About Gray

-Evolved into a global powerhouse blending engineering, architecture, construction, and equipment services into cohesive solutions. -From tobacco barns to mega-projects, the company’s rise reflects its knack for pivoting—absorbing design-build, automation, and digital services under one roof. -Gray engineers complex facilities—semiconductor fabs, advanced battery plants, food and beverage processing sites, data centers, and distribution hubs—by integrating systems early for agile design and execution. -Their projects range from carbon-neutral distilleries and bourbon mash-houses to Amazon logistics centers, Mercedes-Benz assembly lines, Qcells battery parks, and Kraft Heinz plants. -A tapestry of sister brands—Gray AES, Gray Solutions, InLine Engineers, Anderson Dahlen, AD Process Equipment, and NexGen—gives the company depth in automation, specialty fabrication, and real estate. -Unique among general contractors, Gray builds its own process equipment and embeds engineering teams on projects, enabling mid-stream design pivots and tightly coordinated execution. -The company’s blend of family culture, integrated services, and global reach makes it both nimble and reliable on projects that demand innovation and scale.

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