Lead Safety Coordinator - Construction

About the Role

• Promote and maintain site safety across all daily operations. • Plan, coordinate, and communicate safety regulations for the project. • Serve as the company's primary point of contact for safety matters. • Maintain current OSHA 510 and OSHA 500 certifications. • Apply 3–5 years of construction safety experience to field activities. • Ensure reliable transportation for site access.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸site safety
• ▸safety planning
• ▸safety liaison
• ▸osha certification
• ▸construction safety
• ▸site access

What You Bring

Candidates must reside locally in Nashville and hold OSHA 510 and OSHA 500 certifications. They should have three to five years of construction safety experience and hold equipment trainer certifications. Applicants must pass a drug screen, background check, and physical, and demonstrate strong communication, reliable transportation, and proficient computer skills. Preferred qualifications include bilingual ability, BCSP certifications such as CHST, ASP, or CSP, and a mechanical or plumbing safety background, with willingness to travel. • Hold equipment trainer certifications. • Successfully complete drug screening, background check, and physical exams. • Demonstrate strong verbal communication and computer proficiency. • (Preferred) Utilize bilingual skills to enhance communication. • (Preferred) Obtain BCSP certifications such as CHST, ASP, or CSP. • (Preferred) Provide mechanical or plumbing safety expertise and be willing to travel.

Requirements

• ▸equipment trainer
• ▸osha 510
• ▸osha 500
• ▸construction safety
• ▸bilingual
• ▸chst

Benefits

The company provides comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage at 100% cost, along with seven paid holidays. Additional benefits include weekly pay, a profit‑sharing program, 401(k) retirement plan, referral bonuses, and a years‑of‑service appreciation program.

Work Environment

Onsite