Safety Manager

Must Haves:

CALOSHA (California's OSHA)

2 -3 years of experience with general safety

Technical writing experience

Safety documents - able to edit and write from scratch

Bachelor's degree in occupational safety OR CSP (certified safety professional)

Plusses:

Bilingual - Spanish

Day to Day:

The Safety Manager’s day-to-day involves a strong focus on technical writing, including editing existing safety documents and creating new materials such as site-specific safety plans, program policies, and training content. When traveling to job sites, the role includes reviewing safety records, conducting site inspections, and collaborating with teams to ensure compliance. Outside of site visits, the Safety Manager works remotely, handling administrative tasks such as emails, paperwork, and documentation updates to maintain safety standards across projects.

PRIMARY DUTIES:

• Edit and update existing safety documents.
• Write new safety materials from scratch, including site-specific safety plans.
• Develop and maintain program policies and training content.
• Travel to job sites to review safety records and compliance documentation.
• Conduct on-site safety inspections and audits.
• Collaborate with site supervisors and teams to address safety concerns.
• Create and maintain safety training programs.
• Handle emails, paperwork, and administrative tasks when working remotely.
• Maintain accurate safety documentation
• Recommend improvements to enhance workplace safety and reduce risk.