Field Safety Manager - Construction Health & OSHA Lead

TWC Concrete Construction; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Excellent benefits

Career advancement opportunities

Opportunity to make an impact

Job summary

TWC Concrete Construction seeks a Safety Manager to lead field safety across active construction projects. The role requires strong communication with project personnel, subcontractors, and corporate safety teams, and the ability to document inspections, incidents, and corrective actions with clear reporting.

You will help develop Job Hazard Analyses and Daily Work Plans, mentor co-workers on safety best practices, and ensure compliance with OSHA standards while maintaining a strong field

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree or minimum of (4) years of concrete/safety construction experience.
• Equivalent combination of training and experience may be considered.
• At least three years of construction experience.
• Field Safety Experience.
• CHST certification preferred.
• OSHA 510 preferred.

Responsibilities

• Ability to communicate effectively with project personnel, subcontractor management, corporate shared services and outside agencies.
• Ability to document safety inspections, incident information, corrective actions and required reports clearly and timely.
• Must be available on site for OSHA inspections when requested.
• Conduct regular project safety inspections and show a strong presence in the field.
• Oversee and maintain calibration of the company's gas monitors used in hazardous atmospheres.
• Assist with oversight of subcontractor safety, health and environmental issues on projects.

Skills

Strong communication

Field safety leadership

Incident investigation

Safety training

OSH A inspections

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Safety/Construction

CHST Certification preferred

OSHA 510 preferred

Job description

TWC Concrete Construction seeks a Safety Manager to lead field safety across active construction projects. The role requires strong communication with project personnel, subcontractors, and corporate safety teams, and the ability to document inspections, incidents, and corrective actions with clear reporting.

You will help develop Job Hazard Analyses and Daily Work Plans, mentor co-workers on safety best practices, and ensure compliance with OSHA standards while maintaining a strong field