SHE Officer

SHE Officer

This role is located in the Warsaw/Fort Wayne area

Enjoy working in an environment where you are building communities and making a visible impact every day? Enjoy working independently and within teams to create excellence on the job? Want a challenging career while giving back to the community?

Then, We have the place for you!

Our Company is a recognized leader in the construction industry, with more than 60 years of building exceptional quality workmanship and customer service relationships that has created long-term partnerships and ongoing company growth year over year. We continue to add new technologies and equipment to bring new services to the community and a rewarding work environment for our team members. Come join our team and make a real difference for the community and your future!

• Creative, innovative, and a collaborative work environment
• Challenging and progressive career opportunities
• Competitive pay programs!
• Comprehensive Health & Wellness Benefits
• Retirement Program with Employer Match!
• Paid Vacations and Holidays
• Volunteer Days
• Monthly Meals
• Community Engagement
• Open communication, recognition programs, and team-building events
• And much more to motivated, results-oriented individuals who want to make a real difference in their community and role

As the SHE Officer, you will help lead the company's safety culture while ensuring compliance with OSHA, MSHA, environmental regulations, Rule 5 requirements, and customer-specific safety programs. This role is highly field-focused and works to identify risks, provide training, investigate incidents, and ensure employees have the knowledge, tools, and support needed to work safely and return home safely each day.

• Maintains compliance with OSHA, MSHA, SWPPP, Rule 5, DNR, Army Corps, and customer-specific safety requirements while staying current on applicable regulatory changes.
• Conducts and documents required SWPPP inspections, including weekly BMP inspections and inspections following qualifying rain events, and ensures information is properly logged into Permatrack.
• Maintains required environmental, safety, and regulatory permits, paperwork, and documentation at jobsites, including Rule 5 permits and DNR/Army Corps documentation.
• Develops and maintains site-specific safety plans (SSSP), job hazard analyses (JHA), and other required safety documentation for new and active projects.
• Reviews general contractor and owner safety requirements and proactively communicates project-specific expectations to field leadership and employees before work begins.
• Conducts regular jobsite safety inspections and observations to identify hazards, correct unsafe conditions, and reinforce safe work practices with foremen and field employees.
• Monitors construction activities for safety risks associated with deep excavations, confined spaces, fall protection, heavy equipment, and other higher-risk work activities.
• Leads new-hire safety training and orientation, including required safety paperwork, jobsite orientation, equipment task books, and documentation of completed training.
• Coordinates and maintains OSHA, MSHA, CPR/AED, equipment, and other required employee safety training and ensures training records remain current and accessible.
• Leads the incident reporting and investigation process, ensuring incidents are documented promptly, appropriate follow-up is completed, and corrective actions are identified and implemented.
• Maintains OSHA logs, incident records, training documentation, employee safety files, and other required compliance records while protecting sensitive information appropriately.
• Maintains required customer and contractor safety information through systems such as ISN and Procore and ensures documentation is submitted accurately and on schedule.
• Leads toolbox talks and safety communications based on current regulatory requirements, field observations, incident trends, and upcoming project hazards.
• Works directly with project managers, foremen, employees, general contractors, and owners to address safety concerns and ensure safety requirements are communicated before and throughout each project.
• Provides an open line of communication and support to field employees, encouraging employees to report hazards, concerns, or unsafe conditions before they result in an incident.

• Education: High School Diploma or equivalent required; additional safety, construction, environmental, or…