Regional Construction Safety Leader | Multi-Trade Projects
Sylvan, Inc.
Nashville (TN)
On-site
USD 90,000 - 130,000
Full time
16 hours ago
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Job summary
Sylvan, Inc. in Nashville, TN seeks a Regional Safety Manager to lead occupational health and safety across multiple construction projects. Design and implement safety plans for high-voltage electrical, heavy rigging, hot work, trenching, and confined spaces. You’ll audit sites, investigate incidents, manage workers’ comp, and build a proactive culture through training and toolbox talks. A CSP/CHST and a related degree are preferred.
Qualifications
5+ years of construction safety management experience.
Bachelor’s degree in a related field or equivalent field experience.
CSP or CHST certification.
First Aid/CPR/AED certification.
Deep knowledge of TOSHA/OSHA Part 1926 regulations (NFPA 70E).
Valid driver's license and willingness to travel within Middle Tennessee and beyond.
Responsibilities
Lead regional safety program leadership across multiple trades and sites.
Conduct audits, site inspections, and risk assessments; verify subcontractor safety plans.
Lead incident investigations and manage workers’ compensation processes.
Oversee training programs and toolbox talks to foster a proactive safety culture.
Skills
Collaborative leadership
Safety program management
MS Office proficiency
Safety software
Education
Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety
Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management
CSP
CHST
First Aid/CPR/AED
Tools
MS Office Suite
Construction safety software
Job description
Sylvan, Inc. in Nashville, TN seeks a Regional Safety Manager to lead occupational health and safety across multiple construction projects. Design and implement safety plans for high-voltage electrical, heavy rigging, hot work, trenching, and confined spaces. You’ll audit sites, investigate incidents, manage workers’ comp, and build a proactive culture through training and toolbox talks. A CSP/CHST and a related degree are preferred.