LOTO Safety Manager
About The Position
The LOTO Safety Manager provides leadership and oversight for complex energy isolation activities supporting project operations in Ironton, Ohio. The role ensures Lockout/Tagout activities are planned, coordinated, documented, and executed across electrical systems and affected work groups. Responsibilities include overseeing approved isolation-plan execution, isolation and lock tracking, group LOTO coordination, and verification of energy-control status. The manager coordinates planned shutdowns, switching windows, and controlled re-energization while ensuring energy sources and equipment ownership boundaries are clearly identified. The role also reviews MOPs and complex electrical isolation plans before field execution, coordinates multiple crews and employers, and stops work when unsafe conditions, discrepancies, or deviations from approved procedures are identified. This is a 1099 contractor position in Ironton, Ohio, scheduled for 50 hours per week, Monday through Friday, from 6:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The stated project duration is one year, with a start date of November 16, 2026. Compensation is $54–$58 per hour, plus $150 per diem, paid weekly.
Requirements
- OSHA 510.
- NFPA 70E.
- Journey Electrician.
- Experience leading or coordinating energy isolation activities.
- Experience developing and reviewing complex electrical isolation plans and switching sequences.
- Ability to identify multiple energy sources across interconnected electrical systems.
- Experience managing group LOTO involving multiple crews, employers, or work areas.
- Knowledge of electrical equipment ownership boundaries and energy-control responsibilities.
- Experience coordinating planned shutdowns, switching windows, and controlled re-energization.
- Experience reviewing MOPs and validating isolation requirements before field execution.
- Strong documentation and recordkeeping capabilities.
- Strong communication and personnel coordination skills.
- Ability to coordinate work across multiple crews and affected parties.
- Demonstrated ability to halt activities for unsafe conditions or procedural discrepancies.
- Ability to maintain accurate isolation, lock tracking, and energy-control records.
- Strong working knowledge of electrical energy isolation, Lockout/Tagout practices, group LOTO coordination, electrical switching sequences, interconnected energy systems, equipment ownership boundaries, planned shutdowns, controlled re-energization, MOP review, NFPA 70E electrical safety practices, and field execution of complex energy-control plans.
Responsibilities
- Lead and coordinate complex Lockout/Tagout and energy isolation activities.
- Oversee execution of approved energy isolation plans and switching sequences.
- Maintain isolation execution records and lock tracking logs.
- Coordinate group LOTO activities involving multiple crews, employers, and work areas.
- Verify energy-control status before affected work begins.
- Identify and account for multiple energy sources across interconnected electrical systems.
- Review MOPs and validate isolation requirements before field execution.
- Coordinate planned shutdowns and switching windows.
- Manage controlled re-energization activities.
- Clarify equipment ownership boundaries and energy-control responsibilities.
- Coordinate personnel and affected work groups throughout isolation activities.
- Stop work when unsafe conditions or procedural discrepancies are identified.
Benefits
- $150 per diem
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
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