OSHA‑Certified Onsite Safety Lead

Network Connex; Amarillo (TX); On-site; USD 52,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health/Dental/Vision/Prescription Plan

Basic LifeInsurance

Short-Term Disability Insurance

401(k)Plan with Employer Matching

10 Paid Holidays per year

Job summary

National Technologies (NTI), a Network Connex company, seeks a Project Safety Coordinator to minimize job-related risks and promote health and safety at project sites in Amarillo, TX.

Responsibilities include safety walks, training, incident analysis, and maintaining safety records; requires 1–2 years’ experience, OSHA 30 Hour, and a health & safety degree; comprehensive medical, life, 401(k) benefits, and holidays are included.

Qualifications

• 1–2 years of safety coordination experience.
• Bachelor’s degree in health and safety preferred.
• OSHA 30 Hour Certificate for Construction required.

Responsibilities

• Attend safety walks, inspections, and on-site meetings as required.
• Educate employees on safety standards and PPE requirements.
• Provide recommendations to improve workplace safety.
• Review NTI and project safety documents and guidelines.
• Interface with foreman and staff to ensure safe practices.
• Manage incident reporting and analysis for on-site events.
• Coordinate with safety leadership to ensure consistent field safety.
• Ensure daily briefings and JHAs are performed.
• Oversee regular toolbox talks and site safety plans.
• Complete and upload project safety documentation in owner portals.
• Perform other project safety duties as needed.

Skills

PowerPoint

Excel

Auditor safety software

Interpersonal skills

Multi-project management

Education

Bachelor’s degree in health and safety or related field

OSHA 30 Hour Certificate for Construction

Tools

Auditor safety software

Job description

National Technologies (NTI), a Network Connex company, seeks a Project Safety Coordinator to minimize job-related risks and promote health and safety at project sites in Amarillo, TX.

Responsibilities include safety walks, training, incident analysis, and maintaining safety records; requires 1–2 years’ experience, OSHA 30 Hour, and a health & safety degree; comprehensive medical, life, 401(k) benefits, and holidays are included.