Site Safety Manager: Lead Zero-Injury Projects (Travel)

Clayco; Lehi (UT); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Discretionary Bonus

Medical, dental, vision plans

401k with matching

Generous PTO and holidays

Learning & development

Job summary

Clayco is seeking a Site Safety Manager to support multiple projects nationwide, including locations like Lehi, UT. You will develop and oversee the project safety program, conduct orientations for new workers, and lead weekly safety inspections with subcontractors and site teams.

This role requires OSHA credentials and extensive field experience. You will also investigate incidents, prepare reports, and implement corrective actions while promoting a culture of zero injuries on each project.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Safety, Environmental Health & Safety, Occupational Health & Safety, or equivalent.
• 6–12 years of safety experience or combination of education and years of experience in building construction.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement the project safety program.
• Establish and conduct jobsite orientations for new project employees and record participation.
• Attend initial meetings with project staff and subcontractor representatives to define safety roles.
• Conduct regular safety inspections and meetings with subcontractor representatives and project staff.
• Investigate incidents and generate required safety reports; ensure corrective actions are taken.
• Stop any unsafe acts or practices and coach workers on safe methods.
• Assist in fire prevention, evacuation, and safety training in accordance with OSHA and Clayco standards.

Skills

Safety management

Leadership

Communication

OSHA 30

Safety training

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Safety or related

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Clayco is seeking a Site Safety Manager to support multiple projects nationwide, including locations like Lehi, UT. You will develop and oversee the project safety program, conduct orientations for new workers, and lead weekly safety inspections with subcontractors and site teams.

This role requires OSHA credentials and extensive field experience. You will also investigate incidents, prepare reports, and implement corrective actions while promoting a culture of zero injuries on each project.