Safety Specialist

Safety Specialist - Construction

We are seeking a proactive, self-directed Safety Specialist. The ideal candidate will be a CHST Certified professional with a sharp eye for detail, a deep understanding of OSHA regulations, and the interpersonal skills necessary to foster a culture of safety on-site. You will be responsible for managing compliance and resolving incidents with a calm, professional demeanor.

• Regulatory Compliance: Navigate and interpret complex OSHA regulations to ensure all site activities remain in full legal compliance.

• Safety Planning: Lead the development and implementation of Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and comprehensive Site Safety Plans
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• Incident Management: Act as the primary point of contact for on-site incidents; manage reporting, investigation, and resolution while maintaining professional standards.

• Conflict Resolution: Use strong interpersonal skills to handle on-site safety disputes and enforce compliance among diverse teams and subcontractors.

• Data & Documentation: Utilize high-level computer literacy to manage Excel spreadsheets and navigate various contractor compliance websites
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• Self-Directed Oversight: Manage daily safety operations with minimal supervision, demonstrating initiative and a commitment to workplace excellence.

• OSHA 510: Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry.

• OSHA 30 (Construction): In-depth training on construction-specific hazards and prevention.

• CHST Certification:

  • Candidates will hold an active Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) certification.

  • Alternative:
    Candidates without a CHST who wish to sit for the exam must demonstrate a minimum of 3 years of professional experience in a dedicated safety role.

• Professionalism: Maintains a composed and ethical presence as a representative of the company.

• Tech-Savvy: Proficient in the Microsoft Office Suite (specifically Excel) and familiar with digital compliance platforms.

• Communication: Exceptional "people skills" with the ability to explain complex safety requirements to both executive leadership and field laborers.

• Critical Thinking: Ability to identify potential hazards before they become incidents and develop proactive mitigation strategies.

• Frequent travel to various job sites.

• Ability to navigate active construction environments.

• Willingness to work in various weather conditions.