Construction Safety Leader — OSHA Expert & Training

Fort Myer Construction; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 80,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Fort Myer Construction in the Washington, DC area is seeking a forward-thinking Safety Specialist to lead our safety initiatives. You will design and implement programs that meet OSHA 1926/1910 standards and align with regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities include site audits, risk assessments, training, incident investigations, and collaboration with HR and field teams to sustain a culture of safety. This role may require extended hours and heavy lifting, with a focus on emergency planning

Qualifications

• OSHA 1926/1910 knowledge applicable to construction safety.
• OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety certification is required.
• OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety certification is required.
• Additional safety certifications (e.g., CHST) are required.
• Strong risk assessment and incident investigation capabilities.
• Ability to communicate with diverse teams and leadership.
• Knowledge of construction safety challenges and site operations.

Responsibilities

• Lead site audits to ensure OSHA compliance and safety protocols.
• Develop and rollout safety programs, policies and procedures.
• Conduct hazard analyses and implement corrective actions.
• Deliver safety training and orientations for new employees.
• Investigate incidents and report root causes with preventive measures.
• Collaborate with HR and division leaders to maintain compliance.
• Prepare safety performance metrics and monthly reporting.

Skills

OSHA knowledge

OSHA 10-Hour

OSHA 30-Hour

CHST cert

Bilingual (English/Spanish)

Driver's license

Risk assessment

Communication

Construction safety

Job description

Fort Myer Construction in the Washington, DC area is seeking a forward-thinking Safety Specialist to lead our safety initiatives. You will design and implement programs that meet OSHA 1926/1910 standards and align with regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities include site audits, risk assessments, training, incident investigations, and collaboration with HR and field teams to sustain a culture of safety. This role may require extended hours and heavy lifting, with a focus on emergency planning