Regional Safety Manager

Description

• Serves as a liaison between the company and regulatory agencies
• Monitors the performance of safety managers in the region to ensure compliance with safety policies and procedures
• Partners with Operations and project trade contractors to ensure the implementation of the company’s comprehensive Safety, Health, and Environmental Program
• Assists with inspections and other activities as needed
• Educates employees about safety issues through topics such as hazard recognition
• Conducts investigations into employee inquiries, suggestions, and complaints
• Coordinates and conducts training sessions as necessary
• Performs safety, health and environmental reviews of the project(s) and region to include producing reports, conducting meetings, reporting findings to management, and following up to ensure items are corrected
• Participates in industry safety groups and committees (AGC/ABC)
• Provides guidance on regulatory and legislative matters (OSHA, DOT, EPA, ANSI, etc.) to the regional leadership team and project(s)
• Maintains required safety, environmental and health documents, files, etc.
• Conducts weekly site EHS Audits
• Lead the OSHA Voluntary Partnership activities for the region

Requirements

• Partnering ability across multiple levels of the organization
• Previous leadership experience as a Regional Safety Leader and managing direct reports are required
• Verbal and written English communication skills are required
• Willingness to travel within the South Florida Miami Region 50 – 75%.
• Willingness to serve and support the EHS efforts of the organization
• Computer proficiency in the use of MS Word, Outlook, and Excel required
• Minimum seven - ten years of EH&S leadership experience
• Bilingual (Spanish) preferred
• Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
• Five – Ten years’ experience in construction.
• Willingness to support the South Florida North Region (North of Miami) when needed
• Knowledge of Intelex is highly desired
• Bachelor’s degree in safety or related field
• Technical knowledge in Cranes, Critical Lifts, Excavations, and Working from Elevated Heights
• Initiative and problem-solving skills are required
• CHST (Certified Health Safety Technician) or higher required
• Advanced degree preferred
• Working knowledge of OSHA construction 1926 standards required
• Knowledge of Procore is highly desired

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance