Onsite Safety Manager

Faith Technologies•Olathe, NE

9d•Onsite

About The Position

The Onsite Safety Manager formulates, develops, and coordinates onsite safety and loss-control functions. The role monitors regulatory compliance, supports safety and health initiatives, serves as the primary onsite contact for safety concerns, and advises field employees, supervisors, and management on employee, public, and environmental safety. The position requires substantial travel, with a typical schedule between 6 AM and 6 PM Monday through Friday; schedules may vary and include nights, weekends, or holidays. A flexible schedule is necessary. The ideal candidate is proficient with a PC and Microsoft Office Suite, has thorough knowledge of federal safety regulations and the electrical construction trade, and can operate various types of construction equipment. FTI describes career development and continued education programs, competitive merit-based compensation, and a flexible benefits package for regular, full-time team members. Employment is contingent on successfully passing a background and drug test.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Safety or Construction.
Either 3 to 5 years of safety experience or 5 years of experience in the electrical trade at the fourth-year apprentice level or above.
Proficiency using a PC and Microsoft Office Suite.
Thorough knowledge of federal safety regulations and the electrical construction trade.
Ability to operate various types of construction equipment.
Ability to work a flexible schedule, including possible nights, weekends, and holidays.
Ability to travel 60–75%.

Responsibilities

Monitor compliance with government regulatory agencies such as OSHA, MSHA, and DNR.
Collaborate with the Safety Department to improve onsite and company-wide safety and health.
Coordinate with customers, general and specialty contractors, and trade associations to promote safety practices and compliance and provide a consistent approach to health, safety, and environmental issues.
Participate in daily Operational Risk Management and toolbox talk meetings, leading or facilitating discussions when possible.
Serve as the primary contact for onsite safety-related issues or concerns.
Complete jobsite safety audits, identify unsafe conditions and work practices, and ensure appropriate corrective actions are taken.
Maintain stock and order safety supplies for projects.
Provide support to onsite personnel.
Assist with task safety analysis and pre-planning.
Train employees in general company safety practices, including aerial lift, forklift, and new-hire safety onboarding.
Complete, submit, and track written communications, including toolbox talks, site-specific safety plans and forms, procedures, and correspondence.
Conduct accident investigations, recommend corrective actions when warranted, determine causes, and identify prevention measures.
Conduct pre-employment, random, reasonable-suspicion/for-cause, and post-accident drug testing.
Provide guidance to field employees, project supervisors, and management on employee, public, and environmental safety.
Perform other related duties as required and assigned.