In addition to other responsibilities, the safety resource will be responsible for ensuring that each contract employee has a site-specific orientation before performing any work on site.

• Conduct documented safety audits, immediately correct any unsafe conditions, and address any unsafe acts.
• Manage accident administration processes, including investigation, review reporting, and accident prevention follow-up. Investigate the “near miss” accident situations and develop accident prevention solutions and policies.
• Lead incident and “near miss” investigations and produce lessons learned for distribution to the entire company.
• Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing professional publications, establishing personal networks, and participating in professional societies.
• Intentionally embrace, support, and enable parties to work collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders in all matters about the position while building and sustaining long-lasting relationships.
• Deliberately strive to work proactively versus reactive by managing self and others to optimize safety, relationships, and all project components (i.e., schedule regular meetings with key stakeholders and provide OSHA training to ensure compliance before the job starts).
• Be sought out by others as a valuable resource to assist with safety and health related matters.
• Remain current with all regulatory standards and share knowledge with appropriate parties to ensure their understanding of and compliance with these to promote a safe culture.
• Enforce the implementation, coordination, and administration of BCC’s Health and Safety Programs by local, state, federal, company, and customer rules and regulations.

• Work with internal groups to update and maintain safety and health requirements in contract master agreements and BCC Health & Safety Programs.
• Schedule and/or conduct training to support the safety needs of Bancroft, Clients, Subcontractors, etc.
• Ensure that subcontractors have submitted project-specific safety plans as required.
• Develop and manage relationships with customers and enforcement authorities in the states where we work.
• Interface/develop relationships with client safety resources.
• Maintain online third-party auditor accounts.
• Travel as necessary to attend required meetings and workshops.
• Present safety-related portion of all company meetings.

• Proven success in working collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders to exceed expectations.
• Ability to develop win-win solutions for all parties without sacrificing or compromising positive relationships.
• Demonstrated success in accident administration, including investigation, report writing, and analysis, and developing effective accident prevention policies and procedures.
• Proven ability to train stakeholders on safety rules, regulations, policies, procedures, and lessons learned and assess the transfer of learning through audits and other assessment tools.
• Strong ability to communicate (orally and in writing) professionally when dealing with employees, vendors, and company contacts.
• Demonstrated ability to listen to the needs of the individual and analyze means and methods to resolve those needs professionally and economically.
• Superior interpersonal skills.
• Demonstrated computer skills to perform essential functions listed.
• Ability to speak Spanish is a plus. Completion of the OSHA #500 Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Construction Industry is preferred but not required.

• The ideal candidate will need to be firm, fair, and consistent and create positive relationships with the contracting community and their field employees to build trust and be viewed as a valuable resource in helping prevent injury and eliminate any possibility of OSHA citations.

Education/Experience:

• Minimum of three years’ experience serving in a dedicated safety role in the construction industry and OSHA 1926 Construction and Health safety regulations.
• OSHA 30 Training in Construction Safety & Health; knowledge of reporting requirements.