Safety Manager

About the role

About QC Servion QC Servion is the centralized hub for human resources, change management, program management, sales & marketing, safety, administration, legal, and accounting services across the QC Ecosystem. We provide comprehensive operational support that empowers our companies to focus on growth, innovation, and excellence, while ensuring employees thrive in safe, engaging, and well-managed environments. The entities in our ecosystem include DLB Associates, Galtra Solutions, AI2IO, Fluid2Chip, CEQEL Critical Commissioning, and 2AI-DC Integrators. Collectively, we deliver services across the data center industry.

Job Summary The Safety Manager plays a critical role in supporting and executing safety programs across multiple mission-critical construction project sites, primarily throughout the Northern United States. Reporting directly to the Safety Director, this role serves as a field-based safety leader focused on compliance, site inspections, workforce education, incident investigations, and continuous improvement initiatives. This role exists to ensure safe, compliant job sites while also serving as an educational and developmental resource for field teams, helping workers understand not just what the safety requirements are, but why they matter. This role requires flexibility to travel around the United States up to 75%.

Responsibilities

• Conduct regular field safety inspections across assigned project sites, prioritizing locations with recurring safety concerns.
• Ensure job sites are compliant with OSHA, EM 385, NFPA 70E, and company safety policies.
• Support incident and accident investigations in partnership with the Safety Director, including root cause analysis and corrective action tracking.
• Review and audit field-generated safety documentation for compliance and accuracy.
• Assist with onboarding-related safety training assignments and ongoing workforce training compliance.
• Educate field teams on proper safety procedures, PPE usage, and best practices, emphasizing continuous improvement.
• Support development, implementation, and auditing of written safety programs (e.g., LOTO, Fall Protection, Confined Space).
• Partner with the Safety Director to report site-level findings, trends, and recommendations.
• Travel to project sites (approximately 75%), which include short-term site visits (1–3 days).

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in construction safety and/or critical infrastructure construction safety.
• OSHA 30 certification (required).
• OSHA 510, EM 385, and NFPA 70E certifications — or ability to obtain within 90 days of employment.
• Strong working knowledge of OSHA 1910 & 1926 standards and General Duty requirements.
• Experience with: Incident reporting, inspections,