Project Safety Coordinator (Chandler job site)

TDIndustries•Phoenix, AZ

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Project Safety Coordinator conducts on-site inspections of buildings, facilities, tools, and equipment to ensure compliance with company policies and regulatory standards. The role delivers site-specific safety orientations and training tailored to work processes and job hazards, investigates incidents to identify root causes and contributing factors, and recommends follow-up actions to prevent recurrence. The coordinator maintains current knowledge of OSHA and other applicable safety regulations to support a safe, compliant work environment. This position supports assigned job sites by managing safety supplies, equipment, Safety Data Sheets, and chemical inventories; working with customers and site leaders; communicating hazards and incidents; and helping plan for upcoming work. It also contributes to continuous improvement by helping develop safety policies and procedures and facilitating weekly safety meetings.

Requirements

Ideal candidates may have 2–5 years of relevant experience; applicants with varying levels of experience are also welcome.
Proficiency using technology, including computers and complex testing equipment.
Solid understanding of specific safety standards and government regulations.
Ability to apply problem-solving skills to unsafe working conditions and environmental concerns.
Excellent communication skills.
Detail-oriented.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety, Business Administration, or a related field.
Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) certification or Occupational Health and Safety Technician (OHST) certification.

Responsibilities

Perform documented job-site inspections and safety observations.
Assess site conditions continuously and address hazards appropriately.
Review safety documents daily.
Maintain inventories of safety supplies and equipment, Safety Data Sheets, and onsite chemicals at assigned job sites.
Conduct site-specific safety orientations for Partners and temporary workers.
Work with customers to ensure site rules and expectations are met or exceeded.
Train Partners on safety procedures, processes, and rules.
Investigate all incidents and near misses, identify causes, and recommend actions to prevent recurrence.
Monitor workers’ compensation case management at the job site.
Communicate hazards, incidents, and other safety matters promptly to appropriate personnel.
Interact with regulatory agencies, including OSHA, and local officials.
Work with site leaders to plan for upcoming scopes of work.
Help identify and develop policies and procedures for continuous improvement.
Create agendas for weekly safety meetings and facilitate topics with the site team.