Safety Engineer Intern

Ryan Companies US, Inc.•Phoenix, AZ

81d•$20 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

Ryan Companies has exciting opportunities for the Summer 2027 to join our team as a Safety Engineer Intern at our Phoenix area site location. This position is available for full-time university undergraduates as a Summer internship from May-August. This is an outstanding opportunity to learn construction-specific safety considerations at Ryan Companies Mission Critical project sites. The Safety Engineer Intern assists the Safety Manager in the overall implementation of the Ryan Safety Program and serves as a technical resource for field operations. This position works closely with Project Managers and Superintendents in dealing with all Health and Safety issues on site, at the project level.

Requirements

Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in occupational safety and health, safety management, construction safety sciences, construction safety management, field and occupational safety (Safety Management, etc.).
Within 6 months to 2 years of graduating with a four-year degree in a safety related field of study.
Able to work 40 hours a week for a two to three-month term.
Individual must have a good working understanding of OSHA, related to the construction industry.
Individual must have 3 to 5 years field experience.
Individual must have 2 to 3 years safety experience.
Good working knowledge of workers’ compensation and claims management.
Must have knowledge in training programs, testing procedures.

Responsibilities

Assist Project Management Team in establishing and implementing Ryan Safety and Site Safety Program.
Assist Project Management and Superintendent in obtaining and reviewing Subcontractor Safety submittits.
Ensure that the Ryan Safety Program is kept up to date.
Review safety procedures with each foreman as required.
Provide training to the craft workers on safe work procedures.
Conduct and document site-safety audits/inspections.
Distribute new and changing safety related information and provide orientation training when necessary.
Review and monitor subcontractor safety activities.
Develop a safety culture and rapport with contractors, supervision and crafts-persons.
Promote employee participation.
Communicate with all levels of personnel.
Monitor project safety and identify and implement necessary changes to promote a safe working environment.
Attend and be part of the industry safety organization such as OSHA, AGC, ASSP, etc.
Improve safety education and training skills.
Communicate with client safety personnel, Subcontractor safety personnel, etc.
Spend 70% to 80% of time spent at the field site; 20% to 30% of time spent in office.