Data Center Logistics Safety Coordinator

Data Center Logistics Safety Coordinator

Level: Advanced

Employment Type:

Full-Time, Onsite

Travel Requirements:
Up to 25% travel may be required based on business needs, site support requirements, training, deployments, client meetings, or operational coverage.

The Data Center Logistics Safety Coordinator is responsible for leading and coordinating daily safety operations within client data center, warehouse, construction-adjacent, and deployment environments. This role functions as the dedicated safety point of contact, field-level safety leader, and first level of safety escalation for all site logistics, construction-adjacent, and deployment activities.

The Safety Coordinator oversees hazard identification, pre-task safety planning, safety communication, incident and near-miss management, corrective action tracking, safety training reinforcement, and compliance with client and regulatory safety requirements. This role works closely with the DC Logistics Manager, site safety personnel, construction leadership, operations leadership, and client representatives to ensure all work is planned, communicated, and executed in alignment with established hazard controls, safety procedures, and site-specific requirements.

Active Construction Environment & Required Personal Protective Equipment.

This role operates within an active data center construction and deployment environment. Employees may work in or around construction zones, loading docks, staging areas, equipment pathways, partially completed data halls, and areas with ongoing trade activity. Work conditions may include exposure to moving equipment, construction materials, uneven surfaces, elevated noise levels, changing access routes, and other hazards commonly associated with active construction sites.

All employees are required to follow site safety rules, posted signage, access restrictions, and direction from site leadership, safety personnel, and authorized construction management representatives. Employees must remain aware of their surroundings at all times, use designated walkways and approved work areas, and immediately report unsafe conditions, near misses, damaged equipment, or potential hazards.

As the dedicated safety coordinator, this role is expected to proactively identify and control hazards, lead pre-task safety planning, develop and reinforce job hazard analysis (JHA) and job safety analysis (JSA) expectations, verify that required controls are in place before work begins, and stop or escalate work when conditions are unsafe or outside approved procedures.

Required Personal Protective Equipment must be worn at all times while operating in designated construction or deployment areas and may include, but is not limited to:

• Hard hat
• Steel-toed safety boots
• High-visibility vest or approved high-visibility clothing
• Safety eyewear / eye protection
• Work gloves
• Hearing protection (as required by area or task)

Key Responsibilities

Safety Leadership & Culture

• Serve as the primary onsite safety coordinator for assigned shift, site, building, or operational area.
• Lead by example as the visible safety standard-bearer, ensuring safety is treated as a non-negotiable operating requirement across all site activities.
• Promote and reinforce a culture of hazard awareness, stop-work authority, personal accountability, proactive reporting, and continuous safety improvement.
• Serve as the primary safety point of contact for all logistics, deployment, and construction-adjacent team members during assigned operations.
• Champion safety communication across shifts, teams, and cross-functional partners.

Hazard Identification & Risk Control

• Conduct daily safety walks, field observations, and area inspections to identify hazards, verify controls, and assess compliance with safety requirements.
• Proactively identify, document, and communicate workplace hazards including material handling risks, pedestrian-equipment conflicts, housekeeping deficiencies, ergonomic concerns, fall hazards, and changing construction conditions.
• Verify that required hazard controls, barriers, signage, and access restrictions are in place before work begins and remain effective throughout operations.
• Stop or escalate work immediately when unsafe conditions, unapproved procedures, or uncontrolled hazards are identified.
• Partner with site leadership and construction management to assess and mitigate risks associated with changing site conditions, new work scopes, or unfamiliar tasks.

Pre-Task Planning & Job Hazard Analysis

• Lead or support pre-task safety reviews, toolbox talks, job hazard analyses (JHA), job safety analyses (JSA), lift/move planning discussions, and daily safety briefings.
• Ensure all higher-risk activities have documented hazard assessments and that personnel understand required controls before work begins.
• Review and validate task-specific safety plans for material handling, equipment operation, elevated work, hot work adjacency, confined space adjacency, and construction-zone logistics.
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