Senior Safety Manager

Description

• Build rapport with field crews and management to encourage open communication and reporting of safety concerns.
• Act as a field mentor and resource for site safety representatives and foremen, reinforcing daily safety best practices.
• Monitor site conditions and high-risk activities (excavation, demolition, heavy equipment operation, confined space, etc.) for potential hazards and intervene as needed.
• Generate clear, actionable safety reports including trend analysis, leading indicators, and project safety metrics.
• Collaborate with project managers and superintendents to integrate safety into all phases of work—from preconstruction through project closeout.
• Assist in preparing for and responding to OSHA inspections, citations, or serious incidents.
• Help develop and enforce corrective action plans following audits or incidents.
• Lead incident investigations on-site, including root cause analysis and development of corrective actions.
• Lead the planning, execution, and enforcement of safety strategies for active construction projects.
• Deliver ongoing safety training and toolbox talks tailored to job-specific hazards and site conditions.
• Conduct regular jobsite safety audits and inspections, ensuring crews follow safety protocols and use proper PPE.
• Maintain expert-level knowledge of OSHA standards (including 1926 Construction Standards), state safety regulations, and industry best practices.

Requirements

• In-depth knowledge of OSHA 1926 construction regulations and site-specific safety protocols.
• Strong communication skills and ability to train, mentor, and influence both field crews and senior leadership.
• Incident Management: Proven experience leading safety responses to near-misses, injuries, or emergencies on active construction sites.
• OSHA 500 certification required.
• Hands-On Leadership: You’re comfortable on-site, in the field, and in the dirt—working side-by-side with crews to build trust and drive real safety improvements.
• Construction-Savvy: Strong understanding of construction operations, logistics, and the unique safety challenges of civil, demolition, or industrial projects.
• Problem Solver: You think critically, act decisively, and tailor safety solutions to match each job’s environment and scope.
• Proficient in safety reporting systems, audits, and data analysis for continuous improvement.
• 5+ years of experience in construction safety management, with experience overseeing multiple job sites.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance