Site Safety Coordinator

About This Role Safety is a core value at MVGeneral. The Site Safety Coordinator is the company’s safety authority on an assigned project and runs that program independently. You are the person responsible for safety on your site day to day. You will decide what constitutes an unacceptable condition, direct that it be corrected, and stop work when conditions warrant it. You will interpret how OSHA requirements and owner-specific safety programs apply to the specific conditions in front of you, and you will represent MVGeneral in safety discussions with the general contractor, subcontractors, and the project owner. You will report directly to company leadership and exercise your own judgment on the site. Responsibilities Develop, implement, and maintain the site-specific safety plan for your assigned project, adapting it as conditions and scopes of work changeExercise stop-work authority. Evaluate site conditions and halt any operation you determine to be unsafe, without prior approvalDetermine how OSHA 29 CFR 1926 standards, Indiana requirements, and owner-specific safety programs apply to the actual conditions on your site, including situations the written standards do not directly addressServe as MVGeneral’s safety representative with general contractor leadership, subcontractors, and owner representatives, and speak for the company on safety mattersAssess subcontractor safety performance, decide when corrective action or removal from site is warranted, and escalate to leadership when a subcontractor relationship is at riskLead incident and near-miss investigations, determine root cause, and decide what corrective measures the project will adoptDesign and deliver toolbox talks and orientations based on your assessment of the hazards specific to your sitePrioritize open corrective actions and allocate your own time across competing safety demandsPrepare and present safety compliance reporting to project owners and company leadership Qualifications 2 or more years of construction safety experience, with demonstrated independent responsibility for a site or programOSHA 30-Hour Construction certification (required)Working command of OSHA 29 CFR 1926 and the judgment to apply it to conditions not squarely addressed by the standardConfidence to halt work and hold that position with a general contractor, a subcontractor foreman, or an owner representativeStrong communication skills across field crews, subcontractors, project management, and owner personnelAbility to manage a full slate of open items and set your own prioritiesValid driver’s license and ability to travel to job sites across central IndianaBilingual (English/Spanish) is a strong plus Preferred Associate Safety Professional (ASP) or Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) certificationFirst Aid/CPR/AED certificationCoursework or degree in Occupational Safety, Construction Management, or a related fieldExperience on commercial or institutional projects, particularly occupied or education facilities What We Offer Competitive salary based on experienceUnlimited paid time offSupport for continuing education and safety certificationsOwnership of the safety program on your projectThe opportunity to build a safety career at a growing, mission-driven firm