Site Safety Manager

The Site Safety Manager will support the Health and Safety plan for the company and monitor risk associated with projects and company operations.

Under the direction of the Corporate Safety Director, this role will plan, direct and implement the organization’s safety programs to ensure a safe, healthy and accident-free work environment and all operations comply with all applicable federal, state, county and local safety-related regulations.

• Regulatory Compliance: Stay current on federal, state, county, and local safety regulations. Keep management informed of new or revised rules and ensure all safety-related compliance requirements are met.
• Safety Information Management: Provide and ensure compliance with safety-related information such as regulatory requirements, signage, labor posters, barriers, required trainings, and other materials to educate personnel and prevent hazardous occurrences.
• Safety Meetings: Plan, lead, and participate in job site safety meetings in partnership with jobsite supervision. Facilitate pre-job safety meetings with subcontractors and review documentation to ensure subcontractor safety documents and trainings are complete.
• Site Inspections: Conduct frequent safety inspections on all jobsites to verify that safe procedures are in place and being followed. Determine corrective actions and preventative measures, assign responsibility, and follow up to ensure implementation.
• Accident and Injury Investigation: Perform and oversee investigations of accidents, injuries, and unsafe working conditions. Interface with workers' compensation claims, communicate with injured workers, and develop return-to-work strategies.
• Employee Training: Train employees on company safety policies and procedures. Ensure new employees receive safety instructions and training before starting work.
• Job Site Paperwork: Implement, inspect, and maintain job site paperwork including toolbox talks, audits, accident investigations, Safety Data Sheets, and meeting minutes.
• Recommendations and Assistance: Provide recommendations and assistance to project managers, superintendents, field supervision, and employees regarding job site hazards, employee training, new equipment, and materials.
• Communication: Keep the Safety Manager, Safety Director, and Branch Managers informed of pertinent safety issues and developments.