Construction Safety Specialist

Description

• Participate in each project’s contractor pre-job safety meeting and address potential hazards and mitigation methods.
• Monitoring contractor’s work performance to ensure safety requirements are met.
• Understand the scope of the construction project and prepare a job hazards document for each project.
• Be the primary contact for documenting and reporting any safety incidents. This includes getting witness accounts, primary person(s) involved statement(s), and if warranted lead a 5 Whys investigation.
• Work the occasional night shift.
• Attend a contractor’s morning tool box safety meeting and review their JSA.
• Perform periodic safety audits.

Requirements

• Ability to work outdoors in hot or cold climates.
• A good communicator with people relatability skills.
• Ability to communicate expectations and requirements.
• Willingness to explore alternatives methods as long as they are safe.
• Ability to work in loud and hot indoor environments.
• Be knowledgeable of general industrial construction practices.
• Ability to work with personnel to find solutions.
• Ability to perform duties while wearing personal protective equipment including fire-retardant clothing, safety glasses, ear plugs and hard hat.
• Be knowledgeable of OSHA Construction Standards.
• Comfortable leading discussions.
• Be knowledgeable of US Steel safety policies and procedures.
• Ability to sit, stand or walk for long periods of time.
• Can write reports that are clear, descriptive, and cover the facts.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance