Campus Manager - Health & Safety

HITT Contracting Inc.•Houston, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

The Health and Safety Campus Manager leads safety operations across all projects within a mission-critical campus in Boling, Texas. The role manages the campus safety team, partners with HITT and client leadership, and ensures consistent safety practices throughout construction, energization, commissioning, and turnover. It reports to a Senior Health and Safety Manager and is based full-time on site in Boling, Texas. Candidates must live in the area or be able to report to the campus five days per week.

Requirements

Three to five years of construction health and safety experience, including leadership of safety professionals and oversight of complex or concurrent projects.
Experience in mission-critical, data center, industrial, or comparable construction environments.
Working knowledge of construction safety regulations, electrical safety, hazardous energy control, and commissioning.
Comprehensive understanding of high-hazard activities, including cranes, fall protection, scaffolding, excavation, and electrical work.
First Aid/CPR/AED certification.
Commitment to the construction industry and ability to work full-time on site in Boling, Texas, five days per week.
Ability to lift 50 pounds, climb ladders, and work on elevated platforms.
Ability to navigate uneven terrain and stand or walk for eight hours daily.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment.

Nice To Haves

Associate or bachelor’s degree in safety or a related field; additional relevant experience may substitute.
CSP, ASP, CHST, or equivalent designation.
OSHA 30-hour construction training.

Responsibilities

Lead implementation of HITT’s Health and Safety program, site-specific safety plans, and client requirements across the campus.
Manage and mentor safety professionals, including staffing, field coverage, training, performance reviews, and career development.
Coordinate outside safety consultants and support recruiting and retention efforts.
Conduct inspections, evaluate subcontractor safety performance, and address hazards and compliance concerns.
Analyze inspection and incident data to identify trends, recommend improvements, and communicate outstanding issues to campus leadership.
Lead incident response, investigations, and OSHA or third-party inspections while following required communication protocols.
Partner with project executives, project managers, and superintendents to incorporate safety into planning, scheduling, logistics, and trade coordination.
Review Job Hazard Analyses and high-risk work plans for electrical work, hazardous energy isolation, crane operations, excavation, elevated work, and confined spaces.
Coordinate safety responsibilities during energization, commissioning, system turnover, and work affecting live facilities.
Address risks associated with overlapping construction activities, shared access, deliveries, and emergency access.
Deliver safety orientations, toolbox talks, and specialized training; maintain a consistent field presence.
Lead campus safety meetings and coordinate emergency preparedness, response procedures, and drills.
Serve as a technical resource to project teams and support departmental goals, reporting, audits, and program improvements.