On-Site Safety Manager-Nights

ABM•Abilene, TX

3d•Onsite

About The Position

ABM is seeking an on-site safety professional for a night-shift role in Abilene, Texas, supporting large-scale industrial construction and mission-critical projects. The role requires classroom instruction, hands-on training, and construction safety leadership. The manager teaches safety topics such as new-hire and site orientation, fall protection, and scissor lift safety; explains requirements, demonstrates safe practices, evaluates understanding, and reinforces training through field coaching. Per diem is offered for the right candidates. The position owns and administers site or regional safety, health, and environmental programs, ensuring programs meet ABM standards, client requirements, and applicable regulations. It oversees safety planning and documentation, audits, incident response, training, compliance reporting, employee coaching, and safety-related budgets and equipment programs. The role also works with clients, contractors, regulatory agencies, HR, and Risk Management.

Requirements

Five or more years of progressive safety experience.
OSHA 30 certification.
Working knowledge of OSHA regulations, including 29 CFR 1910 and 1926 and related standards.
Ability to communicate effectively with clients, contractors, regulatory agencies, and internal stakeholders.
Strong leadership, organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
Education: BS/BA in Safety Management, Safety Engineering, Occupational Safety and Health Technology, or a related field.
On-the-job work experience.
Experience maintaining 300 logs, training records, and other compliance requirements across federal and state regulations.

Nice To Haves

Experience in construction, manufacturing, cleanroom, semiconductor, or mission-critical environments is preferred.
Experience supporting complex clients and projects with a focus on compliance and operational excellence.
Bilingual proficiency, including the ability to deliver safety instruction, answer questions, and coach employees in both languages.
OSHA 500/510 authorized trainer, CHST, ASP, or CSP certification.

Responsibilities

Administer site or regional safety, health, and environmental programs, including written programs, policies, and procedures.
Review project safety plans and conduct field audits, incident investigations, safety meetings, and corrective-action follow-up.
Review and approve Job Safety Analyses (JSA), Activity Hazard Analyses, LOTO procedures, permits, and other pre-task planning documents.
Direct incident response, investigations, and root-cause analysis, and ensure corrective and preventive actions are implemented.
Manage workers’ compensation and injury case management in partnership with HR and Risk Management.
Continuously improve OSHA recordkeeping programs and track, analyze, and report leading and lagging safety indicators.
Develop and deliver training, ensuring regulatory and client training requirements are met.
Enforce policies, recognize desired behaviors, coach employees, set expectations, and support performance management.
Manage the safety budget, PPE, training, and equipment inspection and certification programs.
Direct activities and operations of others, including resolution of hazardous situations.
Interface with OSHA and other regulatory agencies and lead responses to citations, variances, and requests for information.
Teach safety subjects including new-hire and site orientation, fall protection, and scissor lift safety; evaluate employee understanding and provide field coaching.