Safety Manager

SemiConX; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

SemiConX seeks an on-site EHS Leader for Micron ID1 in Boise to embed safety into every plan from mobilization through turnover. You’ll review pre-task plans, align permits, PPE, and controls, and walk cleanrooms to ensure gowning, housekeeping, and contamination controls meet standards.

You’ll coach foremen, lead toolbox talks, and coordinate with client and adjacent trades to manage hazards around live utilities and process piping.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of construction or industrial safety experience, including 2+ years leading field safety activities.
• Bachelor’s in occupational safety, EHS, construction management, or related field; or equivalent blend of education and experience.
• Current CHST and OSHA 500 Construction Outreach Trainer; OSHA 30-Hour Construction; current first aid and CPR.
• Clear communicator across craft to executive levels; skilled trainer and coach under schedule pressure.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and digital tools for inspections, incident reporting, and document control.

Responsibilities

• Implement and sustain the site-specific safety plan in alignment with policies and client expectations.
• Lead hazard assessments, pre-task planning, and risk reviews; brief crews on hazards, permits, PPE, and controls.
• Oversee safe execution of high‑risk construction tasks and verify required approvals are complete.
• Coordinate around operating tools, live utilities, and adjacent trades; manage process hazards with client and specialists.
• Conduct inspections and audits; document findings, assign corrective actions, and close them out.
• Respond to incidents and near misses; lead investigations and track corrective actions.
• Maintain emergency procedures, evacuation routes, and drills with client responders.
• Review subcontractor safety plans and participate in coordination meetings; manage assigned safety personnel.
• Manage records: inspections, training, permits, incidents; support client safety submittals and regulatory inspections.

Skills

Leadership of field safety

Safety training

Clear communication

Microsoft Office proficiency

Education

Bachelor’s in occupational safety or related field

Tools

Procore

Job description

Lead Safety Where Innovation Is BuiltEach morning at Micron ID1 in Boise, you step into a world where precision manufacturing meets large-scale construction. As SemiConX's on-site EHS leader, you weave safety into every plan—from mobilization through commissioning and turnover—so mechanical, electrical, and process piping work happens without harm and on schedule.A Day in the RoleYou start in the field, reviewing pre-task plans and job hazard analyses with supervisors. You align permits, PPE, and controls so crews fully understand the work and the risks before they begin. You walk cleanrooms to check gowning, housekeeping, and contamination control, then coordinate shutdowns, tie-ins, and access to occupied or operating areas with facility-authorized personnel.High-risk activities are your focus: electrical work and LOTO, elevated work, rigging and critical lifts, hot work, confined spaces, excavation, line breaking, and pressure testing. You verify the right reviews and authorizations are in place—and you use stop-work authority whenever needed, guiding teams to a safe restart once controls are verified.Throughout the day, you coach foremen and craft professionals, lead toolbox talks, and deliver targeted safety training. You collaborate with the client and adjacent trades to manage hazards around live utilities, process piping, and chemical and specialty gas systems—bringing in qualified specialists to address chemical exposure, oxygen deficiency, and other process risks when required.What You'll DriveImplement and sustain the SemiConX site-specific safety plan in alignment with company policies, regulatory requirements, and client expectations; embed safety into work planning, staffing, mobilization, and schedules.Lead hazard assessments, pre-task planning, and risk reviews; ensure crews are briefed on hazards, permits, PPE, and controls before work starts.Oversee safe execution of high-risk construction tasks and verify required approvals are complete.Coordinate in and around operating tools, live utilities, and adjacent trades; manage semiconductor process hazards with client and specialists.Conduct inspections and audits; document findings, assign corrective actions, and close them out. Exercise stop-work and manage safe restarts.Respond to incidents and near misses; lead investigations, identify contributing causes, and track corrective and preventive actions with management in partnership with HR and QHSE.Maintain emergency procedures, evacuation routes, accountability, and contacts; coordinate drills, medical response, and rescue planning with the client and designated responders.Review subcontractor safety plans and performance; participate in coordination meetings; resolve safety issues with PMs, supers, foremen, and client safety; direct assigned safety personnel as applicable.Manage records: inspections, training, permits, incidents. Provide reports on trends, risks, and corrective action status. Support client safety submittals, training matrices, access control, audits, and regulatory inspections with company leadership.Must-Have Qualifications5+ years of construction or industrial safety experience, including 2+ years leading field safety activities; experience in semiconductor or comparable high-tech industrial environments.Bachelor’s in occupational safety, EHS, construction management, or related field—or equivalent blend of education, training, and experience.Working knowledge of applicable occupational safety requirements; hands-on experience with construction hazard controls, incident investigations, and corrective action management.Current CHST and OSHA 500 Construction Outreach Trainer; OSHA 30-Hour Construction; current first aid and CPR.Clear communicator across craft to executive levels; skilled trainer and coach under schedule pressure; sound judgment.Proficiency with Microsoft Office and digital tools for inspections, incident reporting, and document control.PreferredASP or CSP credential.Direct background in fabs, cleanrooms, tool installation, process utilities, commissioning, or work within operating facilities.Experience coordinating industrial hygiene assessments and chemical, gas, noise, or respiratory exposure controls with qualified professionals.Procore or similar construction platforms; bilingual English/Spanish.Work Environment and Physical RequirementsWork is primarily performed at the Micron ID1 semiconductor construction and tool installation site in Boise, Idaho, with office duties as needed. Essential functions include walking and standing for field inspections, accessing work areas using approved routes, and wearing required PPE and cleanroom garments. Travel, variable shifts, and weekend work may be required by project needs. Essential functions must be performed with or without reasonable accommodation.This description outlines the primary duties of the position and may be revised as business and project needs change. Other related duties may be assigned.LocationOn-site at Micron ID1 in Boise, Idaho, with consistent field presence and close coordination with project leadership from mobilization through turnover.