Field Safety Supervisor – Heavy Civil & MSHA Expert

Phillips Infrastructure; Nevada; On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Phillips Infrastructure seeks a Safety Supervisor to plan, implement, and oversee project safety and fire protection programs across multiple sites. This role involves travel to support operations in Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada.

You will conduct inspections, issue permits, document incidents and root cause analyses, and train personnel on safety practices. A strong MSHA background and 5–10 years in heavy civil safety are required, with ASP/GSP/CHST certifications preferred.

Qualifications

• 5 - 10 years of MSHA experience in construction industry.
• Deep understanding of safety regulations and practical application in construction environments.
• Experience with heavy equipment, excavations, confined spaces, and lockout/tagout procedures.
• Extensive knowledge of construction and MSHA safety requirements.

Responsibilities

• Plan, implement, and supervise project safety programs across all job sites.
• Manage safety inspections, hazard assessments, and permit issuance.
• Document accidents and incidents; perform root-cause analysis and corrective actions.
• Train project personnel in safety practices and procedures.
• Review records and ensure reports are completed per procedures.

Skills

Safety management

MSHA compliance

Construction safety

Hazard assessment

Training

Incident investigation

Report writing

Education

Bachelor's Degree in safety related field

ASP or GSP certification

CHST certification

MSHA Trainer (Blue Card)

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

PowerPoint

SharePoint

Job description

Phillips Infrastructure seeks a Safety Supervisor to plan, implement, and oversee project safety and fire protection programs across multiple sites. This role involves travel to support operations in Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Nevada.

You will conduct inspections, issue permits, document incidents and root cause analyses, and train personnel on safety practices. A strong MSHA background and 5–10 years in heavy civil safety are required, with ASP/GSP/CHST certifications preferred.