National Site Safety Manager

MUST BE OPEN TO WORKING ON A PROJECT IN INDIANA THEN MOVING WITH CLIENT AS PROJECT FINISHES.

This position is responsible for monitoring workplace activities and ensuring compliance with safety protocols and procedures on the job site. This role requires flexibility to co-locate at the project location with a travel package that aligns with the company's travel plan.

• Develop/Implement/Manage site specific safety programs (LOTO, Confined Spaces, Fall Protection, etc.) on sites and facilities.
• Directly oversee the daily activities of Project Safety Representatives and provide guidance and support.
• Attend safety pre-planning meetings with project management and subcontractors to discuss high risk activities and site safety requirements.
• Ensure safety training and orientations meet project/facility expectations and is performed.
• Prepare/Conduct/Facilitate specialty training as needed.
• Educate workers about the company’s safety policy and procedures.
• Conduct regular jobsite/facility safety surveys if applicable, to identify hazardous conditions, unsafe acts, and in the contrary, identify safe work behaviors and best practices.
• Ensure that the inspections of machinery, equipment, and tools that are being utilized are performed accordingly.
• Lead investigations into workplace incidents, accidents, and near-misses.
• Facilitate and participate in Incident Review for recordable injuries, high potential injuries, incidents, and near misses.
• Write and/or ensure that detailed reports are written on inspections, on-site incidents, and near miss/good catch through KPA flex or other required software platforms.
• Help create and deliver weekly toolbox talks, monthly safety reports and safety bulletins stemming from near miss/good catch reporting.
• Participate in and represent Safety Department for OSHA Consultations, and General Contractor Safety Meetings.
• Participate in and promote the Stretch and Flex program.
• Share lessons learned and maintain the safety culture.
• Coordinate with Safety Program Team.
• Notify Program team of all safety incidents onsite, including wins.
• Assist with updating site-specific safety manual(s), coordinating with Trade Partners, Subcontractors, General Contractors and Owners requirements.

• High school diploma or equivalent and BCSP certification - CHST or CSP required.
• Bachelor’s or master’s degree in occupational safety, Environmental Health, Risk Management or related field preferred.
• 5 years of construction safety experience.
• Safety experience within the electrical industry preferred. Key Skills and Competencies
  • Address large groups, spokesperson for company, and leader of their team.
  • Manage conflict professionally while having the company and its employees’ best interest.
  • Ability to build and maintain relationships.
  • Be comfortable in job site setting – walk job site and associate with field employees.
  • Presumed to know 80% of what they need on a daily basis, with the ability to research the balance for unique situations.
  • Can make prompt decisions based on information at hand if/when needed.
  • Customer orientated.
  • Understands, respects and follows chain of command.
  • Self-Motivated and can motivate others.
  • Aligns with customer’s culture.
  • Positive person that raises above issues helps resolve ILO contributing.
  • Can handle stressful and emergency situations.
  Physical Requirements
  • This job operates at a job site and exposed to hazards typical of a construction site.
  • This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, filing cabinets and photocopiers.
  • Employees are frequently required to walk on uneven surfaces, sit, and occasionally required to kneel, reach, stoop, crouch or crawl.
  • This position may occasionally lift up to 50 pounds.
  • Must wear hard hat, work boots, safety glasses, gloves and high-visibility vest.