The Role

The Assistant Safety Manager is responsible for the regular safety inspection of assigned client projects. This individual supports the Project Teams in the managing of safety conditions and performance of the project.

This position reports to and receives direction from a Safety Manager and does not supervise any direct reports. Assistant managers are expected to work from the project jobsite(s) as necessary.

Responsibilities

Conducts on site safety inspections utilizing web-based H&S application system with some direction and assistance
Evaluates project compliance with federal, state, local, corporate and client safety regulations and procedures
Evaluates safety performance of subcontractors working on client projects
Reviews project safety inspections with Site Operations
Distributes project safety inspections to key project team members and subcontractors
Tracks open safety issues to closure
Researches/evaluates OSHA regulations to address project needs, at direction of H&S manager
Participates in accident/incident investigation with assistance or direction from other client H&S Department members
Delivers safety toolbox meetings
Assists with on site health safety training
Reviews Job Hazard Analysis with assistance or direction
Assists in development of site specific safety plans
Participates in project safety and subcontractor meetings as needed
Assists in development and delivery of project H&S orientations
Elevates H&S concerns
Assists with safety signage selection for projects
Assists with managing and reviewing of project documentation requirements
Researches and collaborates to obtain information to resolve H&S-related issues
Identifies or selects specialized H&S/protective equipment for projects with some assistance
Assists with execution of project wide safety stand downs
Creates and maintains positive working relationships with client project teams and subcontractors

Qualifications

Bachelors degree in safety or related field preferred
CHST, CSP or equivalent professional safety designation
First Aid/CPR certification
OSHA 30 Hour for construction. OSHA 500 preferred
Degree and five years of experience or eight or more years of construction safety experience. Other professional experience/skills may act as a substitute.
Shows comprehensive understanding of high hazard technical areas (cranes, fall protection, scaffold, excavation, electrical)
Ability to assess and prioritize multiple business unit needs, tasks, projects and demands
Adapts to flexible and changing schedules
Strong analytical and research skills to define and solve problems
Willingness to respond to emergency or crisis conditions
Able to work under various environmental or site conditions
Able to navigate stairs, ladders and uneven floors or ground conditions