Accenture Construct – Project Safety Advisor, ANS

Accenture Construct•Indianapolis, IN

20h•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Safety Advisor supports safe delivery of construction projects at client and partner sites. The role conducts regular inspections, reviews and updates safety documentation, verifies subcontractor and vendor compliance, assesses hazards, leads risk assessments for high-risk activities, and works with engineering and site leadership to implement controls. The advisor investigates incidents and near-misses, maintains and analyzes safety records, reports findings, delivers orientations and training, and fosters a proactive safety culture. This role is performed onsite with clients and partners.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Environmental or Occupational Health & Safety, Construction Management, or Engineering, or equivalent experience.
Demonstrated expertise in EPA standards (OSHA plus).
OSHA 500 (Authorized Outreach Trainer) or OSHA 510 and safety or a related field.

Nice To Haves

Tactful enforcement of rules without creating adversarial relationships.
Clear delivery of emergency directives during incidents.
Ability to adapt training for multilingual crews; Spanish proficiency is a plus.
Experience navigating subcontractor safety-accountability challenges.

Responsibilities

Conduct daily, weekly, and monthly safety inspections for compliance with OSHA, local, and company standards.
Review and update Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs), Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and site-specific safety plans.
Ensure subcontractors and vendors meet safety contractual obligations before work begins.
Perform pre-task safety assessments to identify hazards, including fall risks, electrical hazards, and heavy equipment operations.
Lead risk assessments for high-risk activities such as scaffolding, trenching, crane operations, and confined-space work, and enforce control measures.
Collaborate with engineers and superintendents to implement engineering and safety controls, including guardrails, PPE, and ventilation systems.
Investigate incidents, near-misses, and violations; document root causes, witness statements, and corrective actions.
Maintain incident logs, analyze trends, and report findings to project leadership, insurance providers, and regulatory bodies.
Conduct new-hire safety orientations and toolbox talks on topics such as fall protection, fire prevention, and equipment safety.
Develop and deliver specialized safety training, including forklift certification, lockout/tagout, and hazardous materials handling.
Promote a proactive safety culture by engaging workers, recognizing safe behaviors, and promptly addressing unsafe acts.