Construction Safety and Security Manager; HSE Sr Manager, Site Management

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Fluor is seeking candidates for opportunities within our Program Delivery Support (PDS) team, working alongside the California High‑Speed Rail Authority, to provide program delivery and program management services for one of the largest planned infrastructure projects in the U.S. The system will connect the 500‑mile stretch between the Los Angeles region with the San Francisco Bay Area, with up to 24 stations.

The first phase of the program is currently under construction in California’s Central Valley.

Under the direction of the Deputy Program Safety and Security Director, the Construction Safety and Security Manager (CSSM) is responsible for overseeing and coordinating the safety and security performance across all the construction activity in the Central Valley for the California High Speed Rail Authority. The CSSM is responsible for implementing the policies and procedures found in the CHSRA’s Safety and Security Management Plan (SSMP).

The CSSM will support the Chief of Safety and Security and is responsible for monitoring construction safety and security and oversight activities related to the program. The CSSM has the responsibility and accountability to develop, make recommendations, and implement continuous improvement for construction safety and security activities related to the program. Additionally, this position coordinates with the HSR Contracts Office to review required safety deliverables involved in construction contractor activities.

• Provide senior level leadership, expertise and vision to assist in the development of a safety culture for the program.
• Review future contracts and make recommendations regarding construction program safety.
• Develop and deliver safety related training to Authority and consultant staff.
• Conduct audits, inspections, and risk assessments to identify potential hazards and ensure compliance with OSHA, FRA, and Cal/OSHA requirements.
• Coordinate construction safety meetings among various construction contractors.
• Monitor compliance and make recommendations regarding construction site safety program wide.
• Respond to incidents and coordinate the Authority’s response while working with the applicable construction contractor.
• Be on call for all incident levels related to construction activities to ensure resources and notifications are completed as required. Determine root cause for incidents with applicable contractor(s).
• Track applicable performance trends and provide recommendations for continuous improvement.
• Collaborate with law enforcement, emergency services, and security agencies to align construction site security measures with broader public safety requirements.
• Prepare and present reports, briefings, and recommendations to HSR leadership, stakeholders, and oversight bodies regarding construction safety and security activities.
• Support integration of safety and security considerations into project schedules, budgets, and risk management activities.
• Lead process improvements to enhance efficiency, accountability, and transparency in construction safety and security initiatives across the program.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Accredited four‑year degree or global equivalent in Safety Management, Construction Management, Engineering, Public Safety, or a related field and ten (10) years of progressive experience in managing safety and security activities for construction projects, ideally for large transportation infrastructure rail projects or near active railways.
• Ability to communicate effectively with audiences that include but are not limited to management, coworkers, clients, vendors, contractors, and other stakeholders.
• Job‑related technical knowledge necessary to complete the job.
• Ability…