Field Safety Lead — Southern California Construction

Independent Construction Inc.; California; On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Independent Construction Inc. is seeking a Field Safety Coordinator for Southern California. The role covers Kern to Riverside counties and focuses on enforcing safety protocols across construction sites while coordinating with HR to support field employees.

The candidate will inspect, educate, and enforce OSHA health, safety, and risk management policies, identify hazards, and lead safety meetings. Travel across sites is required, with company vehicle provided.

Qualifications

• Thorough knowledge of OSHA Construction Order Regulations; MSHA familiarity.
• Ability to evaluate construction work activities with respect to safety and loss control.
• Ability to train and educate others.
• Promote a positive work environment and employee engagement initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Renew Underground Service Alert (USA) tickets and maintain USA log.
• Support HR onboarding and safety with checklists and follow-up.
• Conduct regular safety inspections and audits on sites per OSHA/MSHA and company policies.
• Investigate accidents, incidents and near misses; develop corrective actions.
• Travel between jobsite and office locations; company vehicle provided.
• Collaborate with project managers and site supervisors on safety concerns.
• Promote safe work practices in line with regulations and contractual requirements.
• Document all safety violations and ensure corrective actions are taken.

Skills

OSHA regulations knowledge

MSHA familiarity

Safety inspections

Accident investigation

Training others

Communication

Travel willingness

Tools

USA tickets system

Job description

Independent Construction Inc. is seeking a Field Safety Coordinator for Southern California. The role covers Kern to Riverside counties and focuses on enforcing safety protocols across construction sites while coordinating with HR to support field employees.

The candidate will inspect, educate, and enforce OSHA health, safety, and risk management policies, identify hazards, and lead safety meetings. Travel across sites is required, with company vehicle provided.