Field Safety Coordinator

Reeder General Contractors•Fort Worth, TX

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Field Safety Coordinator (FSC) provides hands-on safety support to active construction projects and field teams. This role is focused on implementation, verification, and follow-through of Reeder’s established safety programs and expectations. The FSC works under the direction of the HSE Director and in close partnership with Superintendents, Project Managers, subcontractors, and support teams to close non-compliance items, reinforce safe work practices, and support consistent execution of safety requirements across all projects. This is a field-forward, support-driven role, not a policy-development or strategic position.

Requirements

5+ years of experience in construction-based HSE or field safety
Strong working knowledge of OSHA 29 CFR 1926
Experience supporting active construction projects for a General Contractor or major trade partner
Ability to work effectively with Superintendents, Project Managers, and subcontractors
Strong communication and field-coaching skills
Willingness to travel between project sites

Nice To Haves

Bilingual (English / Spanish)
BCSP credential or equivalent certification preferred
Experience with subcontractor safety management/enforcement
Familiarity with construction safety platforms (Raken, Procore, SafetyCulture, etc.)

Responsibilities

Provide direct on-site safety support to active projects.
Act as a safety resource to Superintendents and project teams to help solve field-level safety issues.
Participate in pre-construction meetings, subcontractor kickoff meetings, OAC meetings, and internal coordination meetings as needed to support safety execution.
Assist project teams in planning high-risk work activities and coordinating safe sequencing of work.
Support project teams in managing schedule pressures while maintaining safety requirements.
Review subcontractor and self-perform SPA/PTS submissions for completeness and alignment with Reeder standards.
Assist subcontractors and field teams in correcting and strengthening SPA/PTS documents.
Verify approved SPA/PTS plans are being implemented in the field.
Support Superintendents in addressing gaps between planned tasks and actual field conditions.
Elevate recurring or systemic SPA/PTS issues to the HSE Director.
Conduct routine, scheduled, and targeted field safety inspections.
Document findings and work collaboratively with field leadership to close non-compliance items.
Track corrective actions and verify completion.
Assist subcontractors with practical corrective action planning.
Identify recurring deficiencies and communicate trends to the HSE Director.
Support subcontractor onboarding by reinforcing Reeder safety expectations and project-specific requirements.
Serve as a field-level point of contact for subcontractor safety questions.
Assist Superintendents and Project Managers with subcontractor safety coaching and corrective actions.
Reinforce compliance with ISD, owner, and project-specific safety requirements.
Assist the HSE Director with incident, injury, and near-miss investigations.
Collect field-level documentation, photos, witness statements, and supporting information.
Support implementation and verification of corrective actions.
Communicate lessons learned to field teams and subcontractors as directed.
Review safety observations and field documentation in Raken and other project platforms.
Support improvement in the quality and consistency of safety documentation.
Identify trends, recurring hazards, and behavioral issues and elevate findings to the HSE Director.
Support field-level safety orientations and task-specific safety briefings.
Reinforce required training expectations already established by the HSE program.
Verify training documentation is present and current at the project level.
Serve as a field resource to help teams interpret and apply safety training requirements.
Verify emergency response plans are posted and communicated at project sites.
Ensure emergency equipment (first aid kits, eyewash stations, fire extinguishers) is available and maintained.
Support emergency drills and response readiness at the project level.
Promote a supportive, solution-oriented safety presence in the field.
Build trust-based relationships with Superintendents, foremen, and subcontractor leadership.
Encourage proactive hazard reporting and near-miss reporting.
Reinforce Reeder’s safety expectations through daily field interaction and coaching.