On-Site Level One SSHO: Naval Construction Safety Lead

Elite-Recruiting-; New Bedford (MA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Elite Recruiting is seeking a Level One Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) for a naval construction project in Newport, RI. The SSHO will oversee jobsite safety, identify hazards, and support compliance with contract safety requirements and EM 385-1-1, on-site and aligned with ENG Form 6282.

Required qualifications include five years of continuous construction safety experience, OSHA 30-hour Construction training, and ongoing safety education of at least 24 hours per year, plus eligibility

Qualifications

• Five years of continuous construction safety experience.
• OSHA 30-hour Construction training completed.
• At least 24 hours of formal safety training per year.
• Eligible for SSHO designation on ENG Form 6282.
• Completion of a 40-hour contract safety awareness course per EM 385-1-1.

Responsibilities

• Monitor construction activities for compliance with project safety requirements.
• Conduct safety inspections, identify hazards, and verify corrective actions.
• Coordinate with project leadership and subcontractors to address safety concerns.
• Review activity hazard analyses and support safe work practices implementation.
• Conduct safety briefings and maintain required safety records.
• Serve as SSHO on ENG Form 6282 for the naval construction project.

Skills

Five years construction safety

Education

OSHA 30-hour Construction training

40-hour contract safety awareness course

ANSI/ASSP Z490.1

Eligible for ENG Form 6282 SSHO designation

Job description

Elite Recruiting is seeking a Level One Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) for a naval construction project in Newport, RI. The SSHO will oversee jobsite safety, identify hazards, and support compliance with contract safety requirements and EM 385-1-1, on-site and aligned with ENG Form 6282.

Required qualifications include five years of continuous construction safety experience, OSHA 30-hour Construction training, and ongoing safety education of at least 24 hours per year, plus eligibility