Field Safety Leader

Energy Jobline ZR; Florida; On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Traffic Management Solutions is seeking a safety professional to monitor field activities, provide feedback, and promote best practices to support safety and risk management programs in Florida. The role includes conducting safety inspections, hazard assessments, training, and investigations to prevent incidents.

It requires staying updated on OSHA standards and maintaining a strong safety culture across field operations.

Qualifications

• At least one year of construction safety or related role.
• Related bachelor’s degree or two years of construction safety experience.
• Valid Florida driver license and satisfactory driving record.

Responsibilities

• Promote safe work practices and regulatory compliance.
• Perform safety inspections at job sites and walk full sites, provide feedback, correct deficiencies.
• Monitor, report, and ensure completion of hazard assessments.
• Suspend activities posing threats to health and safety.
• Conduct safety training and demonstrations.
• Investigate safety incidents to identify root causes and prevent repeats.
• Review environments to recommend injury and liability prevention measures.
• Support a safety culture by sharing knowledge with management and field staff.
• Partner with field operations to integrate safety with company strategies.
• Ensure availability of safety PPE and response equipment.
• Provide post-investigation corrective action recommendations.

Skills

OSHA standards knowledge

MS Office proficiency

Hazard recognition

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in related field

Tools

HCSS Safety

Job description

Traffic Management Solutions is seeking a safety professional to monitor field activities, provide feedback, and promote best practices to support safety and risk management programs in Florida. The role includes conducting safety inspections, hazard assessments, training, and investigations to prevent incidents.

It requires staying updated on OSHA standards and maintaining a strong safety culture across field operations.