Designated Health & Safety Representative

Cummings Electrical•Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, TX

About The Position

Cummings Electrical is hiring a Designated Health & Safety Representative. At Cummings Electrical, we have a passion for providing the best electrical solutions and services for our customers. We pride ourselves on our commitment to participate in safety best practices. At the forefront of this commitment is our Designated Health & Safety Representative (DSR). Cummings Electrical is seeking a DSR to monitor and support health and safety practices on our projects. This role is crucial to the success of our projects by ensuring compliance with company, local, state, and federal safety regulations. If you want to find a home with a dedicated group that wants to promote and celebrate your success, look no further!

Requirements

3 years of construction safety experience
Must have OSHA 500, CSHO, and First Aid/CPR Certifications
Strong attention to detail
High School diploma
Willing to travel to out-of-town projects with per diem
Employment at Cummings is subject to background check and drug screen; must be eligible to work in the United States without sponsorship.

Responsibilities

Learn and understand the health and safety procedures and requirements as established by Cummings Electrical and the project.
Advise CELP’s Project team, employees, and subcontractors in safe work practices needed to comply with company safety procedures, project requirements, and local, state, and federal regulations.
Routinely inspect the project for safety violations and stop any unsafe work practices/conditions.
Report all safety incidents and near-misses to Project Manager, CELP Safety Department, and contractor within 24 hours of occurrence, unless otherwise specified by the project.
Learn and understand the health and safety procedures and requirements as established by Cummings Electrical and the project.
Advise CELP’s Project team, employees, and subcontractors in safe work practices needed to comply with company safety procedures, project requirements, and local, state, and federal regulations.
Routinely inspect the project for safety violations and stop any unsafe work practices/conditions.
Report all safety incidents and near-misses to Project Manager, CELP Safety Department, and contractor within 24 hours of occurrence, unless otherwise specified by the project.