Field Safety Manager I

Position Responsibilities

• Knowledge of OSHA 1926 and 1910 regulations and implementation
• Management of root cause investigations, site audits, new hire orientations, regulatory training, Heart of Zachry Program, and more
• Assist in developing and implementing guidelines, policies, and procedures
• Stay informed about pending legislation and regulatory mandates, develop compliance strategies, and communicate issues to corporate safety support staff
• Work with management on regulatory complaints, legal agencies, and safety issues
• Maintain records of incidents and determine recordability, and consult with corporate safety support staff
• Review and modify safety policies and procedures, and involve project line management in the process
• Initiate and monitor safety assessments, follow up with management on corrective actions, and guide project line management on future initiatives
• Provide input on training methods and involve project line management in the process
• Ensure timely and accurate reporting of field activities and worker's compensation issues
• Review standard reports for trends and make recommendations based on data
• Ensure compliance with company drug and alcohol policy and keep project line management informed
• Support safety meetings and maintain an active role in the safety process
• Coordinate and assist in safety evaluations, and review accident investigations
• Lead safety incentive programs and review site fire protection and emergency evacuation plans
• Assist in defining safety processes and eliminating waste
• Listen to employee concerns regarding safety and health and take appropriate action

Essential Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities

• Organization and time management
• Good problem-solving abilities
• Good aptitude and manual dexterity
• Good reading comprehension
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Computer knowledge (MS Word and Excel)
• Solid collaborative skills and ability to interface with employees and management
• Commitment to Zachry values and safety rules and regulations
• Strong commitment to a Safety Lifestyle

Valued but Not Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities

• Former Zachry employee
• College Degree or formal education/degree/certificate in construction, technical, or trade school such as NCCER Certification
• Familiarity with laws and regulations regarding health & safety