Construction Safety Manager

Construction Safety Manager

A leading construction organization is seeking a proactive, field-oriented Safety Manager to help lead company-wide safety initiatives, regulatory compliance, employee training, and jobsite risk reduction.

This is an opportunity for a hands-on safety professional who enjoys being in the field, working directly with crews and operations leaders, identifying risks, solving problems, and helping create a culture where safety and productivity go hand in hand.

WHAT WE'LL DO

• Conduct jobsite safety inspections, audits, and compliance reviews.

• Identify hazards and work with operations teams to implement corrective actions.

• Prepare and track incident, injury, and near-miss reports.

• Develop and assist with Site-Specific Safety Plans, Job Safety Analyses, and pre-task hazard assessments.

• Lead new-hire safety orientations, toolbox talks, and jobsite training.

• Maintain OSHA logs, training records, inspection reports, and safety documentation.

• Monitor employee and subcontractor compliance with company policies, OSHA requirements, and project standards.

• Partner with project managers, superintendents, foremen, and field crews to reinforce safe work practices.

• Support workers' compensation, incident follow-up, and return-to-work activities.

• Participate in project planning, preconstruction, insurance, risk management, and jobsite meetings.

• Respond to field safety concerns with practical, solutions-oriented recommendations.

• Help drive a safety culture built around prevention, accountability, training, and continuous improvement.

• WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR

• The ideal candidate is more than a compliance expert—they're a field leader and safety partner who can build trust with crews while maintaining high safety standards.

You'll bring:

• 3–7 years of safety, construction, industrial, or related field experience preferred.

• Working knowledge of OSHA regulations and construction safety practices.

• OSHA 30 certification preferred.

• Practical understanding of jobsite hazards, PPE, safe work practices, and incident prevention.

• Strong communication and relationship-building skills.

• Excellent organization and attention to detail.

• Ability to work independently while partnering effectively with operations and field personnel.

• Willingness to travel to jobsites as required.

• WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS

• You won't be sitting behind a desk simply checking boxes. You'll be in the field, working alongside the people who build the projects.

• The successful candidate will be comfortable communicating with field employees, supervisors, project managers, customers, subcontractors, and senior leadership—and will know how to hold people accountable while building positive working relationships.

• If you're a safety professional who wants to make a real, measurable impact on jobsite safety, we'd like to hear from you.