Safety Manager

Location:

Franklin Furnace, OH

Duration: 12-18 Months | Immediate Start

Type: 1099 Contractor

Pay Rate: $55/hr Travel | $58/hr Local

Per Diem: $125 Daily

Completion Bonus: $150/month

Pay Frequency:
Weekly

Schedule:

58 Hours Per Week | Monday-Saturday | Day Shift

Additional

Hours:

Saturday work may be required based on project needs

Join a mechanical contractor supporting a large-scale construction project in Franklin Furnace, OH. This is a long‑term opportunity for an experienced Construction Safety Manager to provide hands‑on field safety leadership for HVAC and mechanical construction activities.

The role will work closely with project management, field supervision, subcontractors, and craft personnel to maintain a strong safety culture while supporting mechanical installation and other higher‑risk construction activities.

• OSHA 30
• Mechanical construction experience
• Construction safety management experience

• HVAC/mechanical construction safety experience
• Experience supporting mechanical equipment installation and material handling activities
• Experience overseeing elevated work and other high‑risk construction activities
• CHST preferred

• Provide day‑to‑day field safety oversight for HVAC and mechanical construction activities
• Work directly with project management, superintendents, foremen, and craft personnel to support safe work execution
• Conduct routine field safety observations and identify unsafe conditions or work practices
• Support pre-task planning, job hazard analysis, and daily safety activities
• Monitor mechanical installation activities, equipment setting, material handling, and elevated work
• Support compliance with site safety requirements and applicable OSHA requirements
• Participate in safety meetings and toolbox talks
• Assist with incident reporting, documentation, and corrective‑action follow‑up
• Maintain safety documentation and records required for project activities
• Reinforce safe work practices while maintaining a visible presence in active work areas

• OSHA construction safety practices
• HVAC and mechanical construction activities
• Mechanical equipment installation and setting
• Material handling and lifting activities
• Elevated work and fall‑protection awareness
• Hazard identification and mitigation
• Pre-task planning and job hazard analysis
• Construction safety inspections and observations
• Incident reporting and corrective‑action follow‑up

Success in this role means maintaining a consistent field presence, working effectively with mechanical crews and project leadership, identifying and addressing hazards before they lead to incidents, and helping ensure HVAC and mechanical construction activities are performed safely and in accordance with project requirements.