Safety Professional

What You’ll Be Doing

• Support incident prevention efforts through field observations, job site inspections, coaching, and employee engagement
• Conduct job walks to identify hazards, unsafe conditions, and opportunities for improvement
• Collaborate with superintendents, foremen, and crews to support safe work planning
• Absorb inspections of job site areas, tools, equipment, materials, and work practices
• Aid with inspections related to fall protection, confined space, hazardous energy control, scaffolding, excavation, material handling, and hazard communication
• Support safety requirements related to fall protection, confined space, hazardous energy control, scaffolding, excavation, material handling, and hazard communication
• Assist with incident investigations and helping gather facts, identify contributing factors, and support corrective actions
• Absorb safety orientations, toolbox talks, and site-specific training
• Absorb development and review of Activity Hazard Analysis documents and other pre task planning tools
• Absorb Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) assessments and verify proper PPE use in the field
• Communicate safety expectations clearly and professionally to field employees and supervision
• Track safety documentation, inspections, training records, and corrective actions
• Recommend practical solutions to correct safety concerns and reduce exposure to injury or illness
• Perform additional safety tasks as needed

What You Will Need to Be Successful in This Role

• Strong field presence
• Ability to build positive working relationships with craft employees and supervision and coach others without creating unnecessary conflict
• Good judgment and the ability to recognize when to ask questions or escalate concerns
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Practical understanding of construction work and the risks associated with field activities
• Commitment to learning, improving, and supporting a strong safety culture
• Working knowledge of construction safety practices and OSHA requirements
• Ability to identify hazards and communicate corrective actions in a professional manner
• Comfortable working in an active construction environment
• Ability to support early start times, occasional weekends, and additional shift coverage when needed

Education/Experience

• 2+ years of construction safety experience, craft construction experience with safety responsibilities, or a similar field safety role
• OSHA 30 Construction Certification
• Proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint

Nice to Have

• Experience working in industrial, mechanical, semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, or large commercial construction environments
• Experience assisting with safety training such as orientation, fall protection, MEWP, forklift, hazard communication, or similar topics
• Familiarity with fall protection, electrical safety, confined space, excavation, scaffolding, material handling, and incident reporting
• Additional safety certifications such as OSHA 510, CHST, OHST, CSP, STS, or similar credentials
• First Aid, CPR, and AED certification