Traveling Safety Manager

Role

This role will provide on-site project safety management for extended periods as needed and provide regional support for multiple projects throughout Frampton’s service area from one of our offices.

Core Responsibilities

• Conduct routine and comprehensive jobsite inspections, hazard assessments, and audits.
• Verify compliance with FCC safety programs, OSHA standards, and site-specific requirements.
• Serve as FCC field’s primary resource for interpreting and enforcing safety policy.
• Partner with Field Managers and Project Managers to integrate safety into daily operations, project schedules, and preconstruction planning.
• Lead investigations for all recordable incidents, near misses, and first aids; determine root causes and corrective actions.
• Prepare and submit reports to the Director of Safety, General Superintendent, and COO.
• Coordinate follow-up reviews to verify effectiveness of corrective measures.
• Participate in trend analysis and contribute to FCC’s risk mitigation initiatives.
• Lead orientations, toolbox talks, and targeted field training sessions.
• Coach project leadership on proactive safety management and communication.
• Promote engagement through field presence, one-on-one coaching, and open feedback.
• Support FCC’s safety recognition programs and team-wide safety campaigns.
• Implement FCC’s core safety programs and update site-specific safety plans (SSSPs).
• Use FCC’s technology platforms to track safety metrics, inspections, and training completion.
• Analyze leading and lagging indicators to identify trends and develop action plans.
• Maintain all required safety documentation, reports, and regulatory records.
• Mentor emerging safety and operations professionals through consistent coaching and field feedback.
• Collaborate with operations teams to ensure that excellence in project execution and safety goals are aligned.
• Partner with the Director of Safety, General Superintendent, and COO to recommend policy enhancements, process improvements, and training opportunities.
• Represent the Safety Department during client meetings, project kickoffs, and closeout reviews.

Experience & Education Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Health and Safety and three years of full time construction safety management experience, or
• Board-certified safety credential from a nationally-recognized organization (i.e. CSP, CIH, ASP, or CHST) and five years of full-time construction safety management experience, or
• Current OSHA 500 certification and six years of full-time construction safety management experience.

Location: Preference to CLT based individuals