Field Safety Specialist - Civil & Concrete Projects (OH)

Sheakley; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

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Job summary

Sheakley is seeking a Construction Safety Specialist to lead field safety across civil and commercial construction projects in Ohio, with primary duties in Columbus and additional locations such as Lima and Franklin Furnace. The role emphasizes OSHA standards, training, incident investigation, and regulatory reporting while coordinating with project teams and subcontractors to promote safe work practices.

Occasional travel within Ohio, a Monday–Friday schedule with overtime on weekends, and a

Qualifications

• OSHA 500 Certification OR OSHA 510 Certification Required
• Minimum 2+ Years of Construction Safety Experience

Responsibilities

• Perform routine jobsite safety audits and corrective action follow-up
• Ensure compliance with OSHA requirements and client safety standards
• Conduct safety training and assist with project orientations
• Investigate accidents, incidents, and near misses
• Provide first-response assistance for injured workers when necessary
• Manage site-specific safety documentation and reporting requirements
• Participate in morning huddles, toolbox talks, and safety meetings
• Work closely with field leadership to identify hazards and improve safety performance
• Support respiratory protection programs, fit testing, and compliance initiatives
• Maintain required certifications, records, and jobsite approvals
• Conduct field observations and hazard assessments on active construction projects
• Promote a proactive safety culture throughout all assigned projects

Skills

Safety leadership

OSHA Construction Standards

Incident investigation

Safety training

Regulatory compliance

Education

OSHA 500 or OSHA 510 Certification

Job description

Sheakley is seeking a Construction Safety Specialist to lead field safety across civil and commercial construction projects in Ohio, with primary duties in Columbus and additional locations such as Lima and Franklin Furnace. The role emphasizes OSHA standards, training, incident investigation, and regulatory reporting while coordinating with project teams and subcontractors to promote safe work practices.

Occasional travel within Ohio, a Monday–Friday schedule with overtime on weekends, and a