The Site Safety Manager is responsible for building the overall safety culture through increased field presence, detailed auditing, proactive pre-construction planning, and relationship building. The Site Safety Manager is responsible for delivering a consistent safety message and effectively communicating with all levels of employees and subcontractors to ensure compliance with contractual safety specifications and applicable federal, state and local code requirements while on sites.

Responsibilities:

• Assist Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents, and Project Managers as well as subcontractors to prevent occupational injuries, hazards, and property loss.
• Walk jobsite and identify potential SH&E hazards that may impact a project.
• Ensure approved subcontractors have submitted a safety manual, official EMR letter, OSHA Logs, and OSHA history.
• Review submitted items for applicability, authenticity, and accuracy.
• Identify, communicate, and review deficiencies with Safety Director, Construction Safety Manager, and Project Manager.
• Follow up on outstanding items to ensure compliance.
• Review site specific plans to identify required supplemental documented planning items (e.g. demolition, scaffold, fall protection, silica).
• Review and analyze weekly project job photos to determine if there are unsafe acts or conditions. If issues are identified, investigate, and assist with correction.
• Coordinate and participate in accident incident investigations. Ensure that all incident reports involving subcontractors are reviewed.
• Conduct weekly supervisor audit reviews.
• Review weekly subcontractor submittals (daily activity hazard analysis, weekly toolbox/safety meetings, weekly safety inspections, etc.).
• Complete departmental inspections on each jobsite at least once per week ensuring that action items are closed out on a bi-weekly basis. Assist supervisors in the close-out process and issuing subcontractor warnings when needed. If required, attend subcontractor meetings to review recurring safety issues and identify needed corrective actions.
• Attend subcontractor weekly jobsite meetings. Coordinate with site supervisors and ensure jobsite safety issues are documented and reviewed. Explore issues log and look to identify means of improving and tracking internal communication.
• Identify training needs and develop, deliver, and evaluate the effectiveness of safety related training.
• Prepare and present program status and technical reports that contain recommendations for best practices and corrective actions on a bi-weekly basis to Safety Director and Construction Manager.
• Continuously increase knowledge of OSHA standards that directly impact operations, including seeking class/educational opportunities for items such as: Fall Protection, Scaffolds, Ladders/Stairway, Excavations, and Confined Space.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor's Degree preferred (Occupational Safety, Industrial Hygiene or related a plus)
• Safety Training and Certification also acceptable
• Experience: 5 years of documented experience with federal safety regulation in the construction field, including accident investigation experience
• Strong knowledge of Federal, State, and Local EPA, OSHA, etc. regulations
• OSHA 30-hour Certification required
• OSHA 500 preferred
• Experience with MS Word, Excel, Outlook, and Powerpoint
• Driver's License Required