Onsite Construction Safety Manager

Gilbane Building; New Florence (MO); On-site; USD 95,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Next 150 Construction, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gilbane Building Company, seeks a Safety Manager to lead all safety efforts on a large-scale construction project. The role is based on the jobsite with occasional travel for meetings and training.

Responsibilities include promoting Gilbane's safety culture, reviewing safety plans, maintaining docs, and training teams to meet OSHA requirements. Strong leadership and construction safety expertise are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety Management or Engineering preferred.
• 4-6 years of construction safety management experience.
• BCSP credential.
• Certified and authorized instructor by GU and OSHA to teach safety courses.

Responsibilities

• Supports all safety efforts on the project and promotes the Gilbane Cares safety culture.
• Ensures contractor activities are preplanned for safety through scope review, preconstruction meetings, JHA review, STAs, etc.
• Maintains all safety related documentation and records.
• Performs SafetyNet inspections and analyzes reports to drive action plans.
• Provides safety training to project teams on Gilbane, client, and OSHA requirements.
• Investigates accidents/near misses and ensures corrective actions are completed.

Skills

Safety management

Leadership

Communication

Hazard identification

Regulatory compliance

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety Management or Engineering

BCSP credential

GU and OSHA instructor certification

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Next 150 Construction, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gilbane Building Company, seeks a Safety Manager to lead all safety efforts on a large-scale construction project. The role is based on the jobsite with occasional travel for meetings and training.

Responsibilities include promoting Gilbane's safety culture, reviewing safety plans, maintaining docs, and training teams to meet OSHA requirements. Strong leadership and construction safety expertise are essential.