Safety Manager

Intermountain Electric (IME) brings decades of experience as a trusted leader in electrical contracting. Founded in 1946, we began as a small company in Denver, CO, and have since grown to be part of the largest specialty contractor in North America. Today, we work with owners and contractors nationwide, delivering complex construction solutions across various industries, including aviation, mission critical, entertainment, and healthcare.

At IME, our people are our most valuable asset. We are committed to fostering a culture that prioritizes safety, quality, and professional growth. Joining IME is more than just finding a job—it's about building a career with opportunities to advance and make an organizational impact. Power your future with IME and be a part of a team that drives success in every project.

Intermountain Electric, Inc. (IME) is celebrating 80 years of powering progress across Colorado. Our office teams help deliver safe, smart, and reliable electrical solutions through our people and partnerships, the IME Way.

Through strategic planning, collaboration, and technical excellence, and guided by our values of Integrity, Safety, Ingenuity, Relationships, Craftsmanship, and Spark, we empower our professionals to innovate, support our field teams, and strengthen the partnerships that move our work forward.

Join a team where your expertise fuels the systems that keep communities running!

The Safety Manager leads the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of safety programs designed to protect employees, maintain regulatory compliance, and support organizational objectives. This role serves as a key resource for safety leadership, training, compliance, risk mitigation, and emergency preparedness while fostering a proactive culture of safety across the organization.

Safety Program Leadership

• Develop, implement, evaluate, and continuously improve comprehensive safety programs, policies, and procedures.
• Establish and maintain safety training schedules to support workforce development and compliance requirements.
• Collaborate with field personnel, office staff, contractors, and vendors to promote safe work practices and organizational safety objectives.
• Foster and sustain a strong culture of safety throughout the organization.
• Ensure compliance with applicable local, state, and federal safety regulations and standards.

Training & Safety Education

• Conduct safety training programs focused on electrical safety, hazard recognition, and safe work practices.
• Provide ongoing education regarding industry best practices, regulatory requirements, and emerging safety trends.
• Review and update both virtual and in-person training content to ensure accuracy and relevance.
• Promote employee engagement and accountability in safety initiatives.

Job Site Inspections & Hazard Mitigation

• Perform regular jobsite inspections and assessments to identify hazards and verify compliance with safety standards.
• Prepare written reports detailing findings, recommendations, and required corrective or preventive actions.
• Monitor follow-up activities to ensure timely resolution of identified safety concerns.
• Partner with field leadership and project managers to address safety issues and implement corrective measures.
• Conduct and oversee weekly safety meetings at project sites.

Incident Investigation & Corrective Action

• Lead investigations involving accidents, incidents, and near-miss events.
• Analyze root causes and develop recommendations to prevent recurrence.
• Maintain accurate records of incidents, investigations, corrective actions, and resolutions.
• Monitor trends and identify opportunities to strengthen safety performance.

Safety Audits, Reporting & Compliance Management

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