Onsite Safety Leader for Large-Scale Construction

Next 150 Construction, LLC; Kenosha (WI); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Next150 Construction Services is seeking a Safety Manager to lead all safety efforts for a large-scale Kenosha project in Wisconsin. The role focuses on ensuring compliance with safety standards for the project team, employees, and subcontractors, with on-site work and occasional office travel for meetings and training.

You will coordinate preplanning safety reviews, contractor submittals, and SafetyNet inspections, providing actionable insights and coaching to improve hazard identification and

Qualifications

• Comprehensive knowledge of construction safety principles, regulations, and interpretations.
• Experience implementing safety programs on large-scale construction sites.
• Ability to identify hazards and determine corrective actions.

Responsibilities

• Lead on-site safety efforts and promote Gilbane safety culture.
• Ensure contractor activities are preplanned for safety through meetings, JHA, and reviews.
• Maintain safety documentation and submittals; monitor plan compliance.
• Conduct SafetyNet inspections and analyze results with the project team.
• Provide safety training and coaching to project staff and subcontractors.

Skills

BCSP credential

Safety training instructor

Regulatory knowledge

Strong communication

MS Office proficiency

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety Management or Engineering

4-6 years construction safety management experience

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Next150 Construction Services is seeking a Safety Manager to lead all safety efforts for a large-scale Kenosha project in Wisconsin. The role focuses on ensuring compliance with safety standards for the project team, employees, and subcontractors, with on-site work and occasional office travel for meetings and training.

You will coordinate preplanning safety reviews, contractor submittals, and SafetyNet inspections, providing actionable insights and coaching to improve hazard identification and