Safety Specialist

Overview

Oversee construction site safety, audits, training, and incident investigations.

Key Responsibilities

• safety training
• policy monitoring
• safety audits
• hazard testing
• accident investigation
• data analysis

Tasks

-Conducts construction safety and standard reporting procedure training for Project Managers and on-site employees -Monitors policies, procedures, programs, standards, and design criteria affecting construction safety at multiple construction projects -Coordinates construction safety activities such as project site safety audits and attends pre-bid and post-award contract meetings as a member of the Owner Controlled Insurance Program (OCIP) team -Conducts noise, ventilation, and gas testing at construction sites to determine if employees may be exposed to unhealthy conditions and makes appropriate recommendations -Investigates complaints and on-site construction accidents to determine root cause and recommend effective hazard controls -Trains, assigns projects, and tasks to lower-level personnel, and reviews reports for completeness and accuracy -Collects and analyzes injury, claim, and safety survey statistical data to write technical reports and make presentations to contractors and District management regarding contractor performance -Conducts construction site safety audits to identify improper procedures, checks equipment and facilities for hazardous conditions, and recommends corrective actions -Reviews construction Injury Illness and Prevention Programs (IIPPs) submitted by contractors for accuracy and conformance with safety standards

Requirements

• safety certification
• osha 500
• hazpower
• cih
• csm
• construction safety

What You Bring

In order to become a candidate, you must possess these skills and abilities We are currently seeking a highly motivated Safety Specialist located in Los Angeles, CA. -Graduation from a recognized college or university with a Professional Safety Certification -Completion of the OSHA 500 and 40-hour HAZPOWER courses is preferred -Two years of college education with a Professional Safety Certification and an additional 2 year full-time professional paid experience in construction safety management to compensate for the years of education. -Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) from the American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH) -Certified Safety Manager (CSM) from the National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP) -Any Professional Safety Certification from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) -Licensed Safety Professional (LSP) from the National Association of Safety Professionals (NASP) -10 years' full-time paid professional construction safety management experience in developing and implementing accident prevention programs for a large private or public organization -Graduation from a recognized college or university with a bachelor's degree in industrial or environmental engineering, Occupational Safety or Industrial Hygiene or closely related field

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Benefits

-$115,000 - $120,000 Annually

About Cmts Llc

-Navigating highways, bridges, transit lines and airports, it blends on‑site inspection, commissioning and value‑engineering into every contract. -From disaster zones to design reviews, CMTS’ project‑controls team maps budgets and schedules with surgical precision. -Leveraging certified veteran‑, minority‑, and disadvantaged‑owned credentials, it delivers federal‑grade aviation, infrastructure and municipal services.

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