Field Safety Representative

Campos EPC•Denver, CO

17h•Onsite

About The Position

NACC Construction is seeking a Field Safety Representative to support its team in Denver. The role promotes and ensures site safety and requires comprehensive knowledge of day-to-day safety field operations for assigned tasks, including planning, coordinating, and communicating safety regulations while serving as a company point of contact. The representative works with field supervision and project teams to identify hazards, conduct inspections and safety reviews, support training, and manage incidents and related reporting. The position requires an onsite presence at least 80% of the time. Campos NACC Construction is a licensed contractor headquartered in Colorado, specializing in construction for the renewable energy, utility, and oil and gas industries. The company offers construction capabilities from planning through commissioning across civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and controls disciplines, as well as greenfield and brownfield construction and operations and maintenance support.

Requirements

At least 3 years of safety experience.
Prior experience with utility or pipeline work.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Certification.
Current First Aid/CPR certification.
Valid driver's license.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in occupational health/safety or a related field (preferred).
CHST certification (a plus).

Responsibilities

Conduct regular walk-through inspections of work areas at a frequency determined by the direct supervisor.
Gather project information, including schedules, assignments, tasks, and project meeting calendars, and disseminate it to program managers, project managers, senior engineers, and other project team members.
Represent the company with high moral standards and adhere to its commitment to safety.
Assist field-level supervision with identifying, documenting, and recommending resolutions for hazardous and potentially hazardous conditions; follow up to ensure corrections are made and submit documentation to the supervisor for review.
After supervisor review and approval, assist with reviewing documentation with field-level employees and document training.
Manage incidents, incident investigations, and related reporting.
Assist field-level supervision in compiling data and photographs and preparing forms and reports for accidents and near misses in accordance with program procedures and applicable federal, state, and local regulations.
Remove employees from unsafe work environments or actions, including stopping work when necessary, and immediately communicate with the direct supervisor.
Assist with all required training.
Communicate safety concerns to the supervisor and appropriate field supervision, including the site superintendent, foreman, and assistant superintendent.
Identify safety hazards affecting oneself or other employees and take necessary corrective action to eliminate or minimize them in conjunction with field supervision.
Conduct weekly site safety reviews with the foreman.
Assist in pre-job risk management and attend pre-job safety walks with the superintendent and foreman to ensure GPR, 811, and site documentation are accurate and appropriately marked.
Ensure safety-related equipment is bumped, calibrated, and documented.
Ensure equipment is inspected daily and properly maintained.
Complete safety observations weekly and encourage others to complete safety observations.
Maintain appropriate quantities of PPE onsite and coordinate with the supervisor when additional PPE is needed.
Assist in ensuring the success of the safety incentive program.
Maintain an onsite presence at least 80% of the time and coordinate with supervision to ensure onsite safety coverage during extended leaves.
Ensure vehicles are inspected in accordance with company policies and procedures.
Ensure proper PPE is used according to site contract requirements; notify the superintendent and supervisor of deficiencies and coordinate with field supervision on disciplinary action.