Construction - Site Safety Health Officer

 As a Site Safety and Health Officer, your role primarily involves overseeing safety and health policies at construction sites. Responsibilities of the position could involve working at a single site or multiple sites.  Below are the key responsibilities associated with this position: 

 • Knowledge and understanding of the Company’s Safety and Health Program, applicable Regulatory Standards and EM 385-1-1

 • Understanding of site-specific project safety requirements 

• Assist project team with Safety Startup Checklist 

• Assist in the completion and maintenance of the Accident Prevention Plan

 • Participate in the 6 Step Quality/Safety Control Process 

• Oversee the Safety Point file system 

• Assist the Project Superintendent in the completion and maintenance of the Safety Management Tool 

• Assist the Project Superintendent in the project site specific safety orientation 

• Conduct project safety training, as needed

 • Maintain project statistical data 

• Assist in the development and implementation of the project’s SAFE Program 

• Report on subcontractor safety performance to Project Superintendent and Project Manager Conduct project safety audits

 • Participate in OSHA inspections

 • Participate in all incidents and/or near miss investigations

 • Work with project team to maintain the safety budget and safety supplies for employees 

• Attend Owner meetings and work with their safety representatives, as necessary 

• Assist in the development and review of Activity Hazard Analysis

 • Attend competent person courses, as available

 • Personnel evaluation and development

 • Other projects as assigned 

 • OSHA 30-Hour Training Certification 

• 5 years of continuous Construction Industry Safety experience in Supervising/Managing General Construction (managing safety programs or processes or conducting hazard analyses and developing controls)

 • Current and up to date First Aid and CPR Training (in person, hands on training ONLY. No online certifications allowed)

 • Preferred 4-year degree in Occupational Health  

• Experience on Federal Facilities, preferably with the USACE (Corps of Engineers)

 • EM 385 1-1 40-hour certification 

• Strong communication skills

 • Able to read, write, and communicate in English fluently 

 • Ability to use computer programs such as Microsoft Outlook, Word, Excel, and Adobe

 • Must be willing to travel.

Yearly 8-hour EM-385 1-1 is required in addition to OSHA 30 hour, and EM-385 1-1 40 hour.