Onsite Construction Safety Leader

Neara; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Rogers‑O’Brien Construction is seeking a Safety Manager to cultivate a safety‑conscious culture on assigned projects, ensure subcontractor compliance, and train teams on hazards and safe work practices. The role partners with the project team to promote home‑safe outcomes for all workers onsite in Dallas, Texas.

The Safety Manager will lead site safety programs, conduct risk assessments, and coordinate with corporate safety leaders to implement policies.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3-5 years’ experience in safety management or a related field
• Prefer experience in Advanced Manufacturing
• OSHA 30 Hour Certificate
• First Aid/CPR certification
• Possess valid Driver’s License
• Ability to utilize computer software, e.g., Word, Excel, Outlook, Bluebeam, and PowerPoint
• 3+ years of experience in a safety role, preferably in construction
• Knowledge of local, state, and federal OSHA requirements as well as Rogers‑O’Brien Construction requirements
• Understanding of the principles of Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP)

Responsibilities

• Actively participate and promote the development of a "safety starts with me" culture
• Assist project’s Superintendents and Project Managers in the development of specific Job Hazard Analyses and safe work plans to address working in and around hazards
• Identify, evaluate, and recommend control of hazardous working conditions and unsafe employee activities, and provide recommendations to abate same through project management and supervisory personnel
• Lead project team in supervision, coordination, and implementation of site‑specific safety program, and risk assessments, preparation and updating of site‑specific safety manual, including project emergency action procedures, work assignments, and pre‑task planning, personnel administration, staffing, and training for emergency contingency plans
• Conduct site‑specific orientation training program and implement program for all onsite staff and subcontractors
• Provide for proper start‑up of the project with regard to proper posting of all jobsite labor and safety posters, safety signage, etc.
• Submit all Site safety inspections with reports
• Document and investigate all incidents involving property damage, personal injury, safety violations, near misses, unsafe conditions, and non‑compliance activities
• Lead with project team on incident analysis focusing on root cause(s) and lessons learned
• Accompany OSHA compliance officers and insurance inspectors during on‑site audits
• Evaluate subcontractor qualifications, training program, and competency, and make recommendations to Project Management and supervisory staff
• Assist in developing and managing the project safety budget(s)
• Evaluate project safety performance and provide guidance on trends, corrective actions, and loss rates
• Collaborate with Rogers‑O’Brien Construction’s Corporate Safety Director and Regional Safety Director on the development and implementation of Company safety policies and procedures
• Facilitate any specific safety training
• Help prepare and attend site‑specific pre‑con meetings
• Attend ESH departmental meetings
• Demonstrate proper performance of skills reflected and validated by the competency checklist
• Adhere to Rogers‑O’Brien policies, procedures, all safety plans, and all standards imposed by regulatory organizations

Skills

Safety management

Regulatory compliance

Incident investigation

Root cause analysis

Contractor coordination

Education

OSHA 30 Hour Certificate

First Aid/CPR certification

Tools

Word

Excel

Outlook

Bluebeam

PowerPoint

Job description

Rogers‑O’Brien Construction is seeking a Safety Manager to cultivate a safety‑conscious culture on assigned projects, ensure subcontractor compliance, and train teams on hazards and safe work practices. The role partners with the project team to promote home‑safe outcomes for all workers onsite in Dallas, Texas.

The Safety Manager will lead site safety programs, conduct risk assessments, and coordinate with corporate safety leaders to implement policies.