Safety Coordinator: Lead Field Safety & Training

Garney Construction; Louisville (KY); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free medical, prescription, dental, &

Job summary

Garney Construction is seeking a Safety Coordinator to support project and regional safety efforts on active sites. You will assist with safety training, maintain jobsite safety binders and documentation, and conduct inspections to ensure compliance with safety programs.

The role requires OSHA 30 and a safety-related degree is preferred. Travel to job sites and offices five days a week may be necessary to promote a strong safety culture and coordinate with field supervisors.

Qualifications

• OSHA 30 certification required.
• Degree in safety or construction-related field preferred.
• Construction experience or knowledge preferred.
• Strong problem-solving skills.
• Self-motivated and adaptable.
• Strong time management and organizational skills.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Suite and Bluebeam.

Responsibilities

• Support project and regional safety efforts.
• Assist with safety training and maintain jobsite safety binders and documentation.
• Conduct jobsite safety inspections.
• Coordinate with field supervisors on equipment and PPE needs.
• Ensure proper project and safety signage is in place.
• Review safety results and company safety documents.
• Lead toolbox talks and promote a strong safety culture.

Skills

Strong problem-solving skills

Self-motivated & adaptable

Time management & organizational

MS Office proficiency

Willingness to travel for site visits

Education

OSHA 30 certification

Degree in safety or construction-related field preferred

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Bluebeam Revu

Job description

Garney Construction is seeking a Safety Coordinator to support project and regional safety efforts on active sites. You will assist with safety training, maintain jobsite safety binders and documentation, and conduct inspections to ensure compliance with safety programs.

The role requires OSHA 30 and a safety-related degree is preferred. Travel to job sites and offices five days a week may be necessary to promote a strong safety culture and coordinate with field supervisors.