Field Safety Coordinator & Compliance Coach

CEC; Irving (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

CEC Companies is seeking a Safety Coordinator to implement our safety programs, conduct daily field walks, and oversee regulatory compliance across construction sites. You will coach and mentor employees to foster a culture of safe behaviors and support project safety objectives.

The role involves coaching crews, performing audits, delivering safety orientations, and leading incident investigations. A strong background in construction safety and OSHA certifications is essential for success in

Qualifications

• Degree or extensive training in environmental health and safety discipline a plus.
• 1 - 3 years in construction safety experience (electrical, mechanical safety experience preferred).
• OSHA 30 Construction required; OSHA 510/511 preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist and coach in completing daily ORM boards and Job Hazard Analyses.
• Submit Site Safety Audit reports daily with hazards and corrective actions.
• Deliver site safety orientations for new employees joining the project.
• Assist with incident investigations and root-cause analysis.
• Perform periodic audits of power tools and equipment to ensure proper maintenance.
• Ensure subcontractor compliance with safety requirements.
• Support effective safety processes across project sites.

Skills

Strong communication

Training others

Safety culture development

Independent work

Bi-lingual (desirable)

Presenting defects feedback

Microsoft Office proficiency

Education

OSHA 30 Construction

OSHA 510/511 preferred

Degree or extensive EH&S training

Tools

Outlook

Word

Excel

Job description

CEC Companies is seeking a Safety Coordinator to implement our safety programs, conduct daily field walks, and oversee regulatory compliance across construction sites. You will coach and mentor employees to foster a culture of safe behaviors and support project safety objectives.

The role involves coaching crews, performing audits, delivering safety orientations, and leading incident investigations. A strong background in construction safety and OSHA certifications is essential for success in