Regional Safety Advisor I

Sheakley Workforce Staffing•Auburn, MA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Regional Safety Advisor I provides safety oversight for new construction and renovation projects throughout the Auburn, Massachusetts region. Projects may include commercial, industrial, institutional, energy, infrastructure, and wastewater facilities. The position is approximately 80% field-based and 20% office-based, with routine travel between multiple project sites. The advisor will typically visit five to eight job sites each week, though larger or more complex assignments may require focused support on one or two projects. The role focuses on recognizing and addressing construction hazards, including roadway traffic, excavation, trenching, shoring, fall exposure, and proper personal protective equipment use. The company emphasizes a coaching-focused safety culture. The advisor builds rapport with field teams, reinforces safe work practices, and helps employees resolve safety concerns collaboratively. This is a permanent, direct-hire, full-time, onsite position scheduled for 40 hours per week on the day shift. The stated annual compensation is $75,000–$85,000. A full benefits package, company vehicle, and fuel card are provided.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Safety or a closely related field, or be very close to completing the degree.
One to two years of construction safety experience.
Understanding of common construction hazards and controls.
Ability to work effectively with field personnel and project leadership.
Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
Ability to work approximately 80% in the field and 20% in the office.
Ability to travel between multiple regional project sites and visit an average of five to eight sites per week.
Willingness to participate in meetings, reporting, investigations, and documentation.
Ability to work onsite; no remote-work arrangement is available.
Working knowledge of construction safety practices related to roadway traffic, excavation, trenching, shoring, fall protection, and personal protective equipment.
Familiarity with field inspections, hazard identification, safety documentation, incident-investigation support, and collaborative coaching techniques.

Responsibilities

Provide field safety support across multiple active construction projects.
Identify and communicate hazards involving traffic, excavations, trenches, shoring, fall exposure, and personal protective equipment.
Coach employees and project teams on safe work practices.
Build strong working relationships with field personnel and leadership.
Conduct routine site visits, observations, and safety follow-ups.
Participate in incident investigations and corrective-action discussions.
Prepare safety reports and maintain required documentation.
Collaborate with project teams during meetings and planning activities.
Support consistent implementation of company safety expectations.