Site Safety Leader – Industrial Construction

Austin Careers; El Dorado (KS); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Austin Industrial is seeking a Safety Manager to lead the site safety program on an assigned project. You will manage a team of safety professionals, educate and train project staff in safety requirements and incident prevention, and build strong relationships with customer representatives and subcontractors.

You will create safety reports, lead trainings, ensure policy compliance, and develop the Safety Execution Plan (SEP) with annual reviews.

Qualifications

• OSHA 30 required; preferred BCSP OHST/CHST or NCCER Safety Tech/Construction Safety Technician, OSHA 500/501 or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Build working relationships with customer representatives, project staff, and subcontractor representatives.
• Create accurate safety reports and accident investigation documents.
• Lead and participate in safety training and subcontractor development.
• Represent company in a positive and professional manner with the customer and subcontractors.
• Create and facilitate safety trainings and orientations aligned with project specifics and schedules.
• Participate in safety organizations outside of the company and in the assigned region.
• Ensure compliance with the company’s current safety manual, policies, and expectations.
• Develop and maintain the SEP and facilitate annual reviews.
• Engage in cross-site activities including cross-audit opportunities with regional or area managers.

Skills

OSHA 30

Safety leadership

Hazard assessment

Education

OSHA 30

BCSP OHST

NCCER Safety Tech

Job description

Austin Industrial is seeking a Safety Manager to lead the site safety program on an assigned project. You will manage a team of safety professionals, educate and train project staff in safety requirements and incident prevention, and build strong relationships with customer representatives and subcontractors.

You will create safety reports, lead trainings, ensure policy compliance, and develop the Safety Execution Plan (SEP) with annual reviews.