Regional Safety Manager

The Rudolph Libbe Group of companies is hiring an experienced Regional Safety Manager to join our team in Northeast Ohio. This role oversees, coordinates, and ensures consistent implementation of RLG’s safety program across assigned regional offices and project sites. Working under the direction of the Assistant Safety Director and closely with the Field Operations Manager, the Regional Safety Manager serves as a trusted safety leader, technical resource, and advocate for associates, trade partners, and field leadership.

About the role

This position may include direct supervision of safety personnel and requires regular interaction with project teams, regional leadership, and company safety leadership. Based at corporate headquarters in Walbridge, Ohio, the role supports a diverse portfolio of construction, repair, and maintenance services across a wide range of project types and markets. The Regional Safety Manager strengthens RLG’s safety culture by providing visible leadership, reinforcing consistent expectations, and partnering with field and operations teams to embed safety into everyday planning and execution.

Responsibilities

• Oversee and manage the implementation of RLG’s safety program within the Northeast Ohio area
• Perform jobsite safety audits to ensure compliance with company policies and applicable regulations
• Champion RLG safety initiatives and ensure consistent application across projects
• Serve as a trusted advisor to regional project leadership, providing guidance on safety planning, risk mitigation, and compliance matters
• Investigate incidents to identify root causes and recommend preventive measures
• Develop, schedule, and deliver safety training and new hire orientations
• Participate in pre-job planning, project meetings, and safety planning activities
• Serve as a regional liaison between site teams and corporate safety leadership to ensure alignment, transparency, and collaboration
• Promote professional relationships with external stakeholders including regulatory agencies, industry partners, and trade partners

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or combination of education and experience in the construction industry
• Minimum 5-10 years of construction safety experience
• 30 Hour OSHA certification
• CSP, CHST, or similar certification preferred

Skills

• Ability to lead, influence, and engage field and operations personnel at all levels
• Strong knowledge of construction safety regulations and best practices
• Experience developing and delivering effective safety training programs
• Clear, professional communication and relationship-building skills
• Ability to analyze incidents and trends to drive corrective actions
• Capable of working independently while collaborating with leadership
• Willingness to travel occasionally and work varied schedules as project needs require