Construction & General Industry Safety Advisor (Travel)

Safety Management Group; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Safety Management Group in Texas seeks a Safety Advisor – Construction & General Industry to focus on safety across client sites in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. You'll evaluate risks, implement practical controls, and lead training to protect workers in construction and general industry environments.

The role requires travel to client sites statewide, independent prioritization, and strong teamwork with client leadership.

Qualifications

• Three plus years of Construction/General Industry safety experience.
• A degree in safety or related fields is preferred.
• Bilingual communication is preferred but not required.
• ASP or CSP is preferred but not required.
• Experience reviewing safety programs and providing training.
• Experience conducting site audits and safety inspections.
• First-aid/CPR certification from recognized bodies.
• OSHA 30-hr General Industry certification.

Responsibilities

• Support multiple client accounts across Texas in construction and general industry.
• Provide ongoing EHS support and safety program development.
• Conduct jobsite and facility safety assessments and audits.
• Identify hazards and implement risk reduction measures.
• Assist clients with OSHA compliance and regulatory requirements.
• Deliver safety training and education to employees and supervisors.
• Conduct incident investigations and root cause analyses.
• Develop corrective actions and monitor their effectiveness.
• Communicate safety guidance to client leadership and teams.
• Build strong client relationships and manage priorities across accounts.

Skills

Safety experience

Bilingual communication

First-aid/CPR certification

Education

Degree in safety or related field

Tools

OSHA 30-hr General Industry

Job description

Safety Management Group in Texas seeks a Safety Advisor – Construction & General Industry to focus on safety across client sites in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. You'll evaluate risks, implement practical controls, and lead training to protect workers in construction and general industry environments.

The role requires travel to client sites statewide, independent prioritization, and strong teamwork with client leadership.