Safety Manager II

Wharton-Smith•Jackson, MS

About The Position

Wharton-Smith, Inc., a general contractor operating throughout the Southeast, is seeking a Safety Manager II willing to work in Jackson, Mississippi. The role provides safety support for water and commercial project jobsites. The Safety Manager develops and delivers safety training, reviews and helps prepare project-specific safety plans, assesses compliance and safety trends, coaches project teams, and conducts site visits, equipment evaluations, and incident investigations. The position also involves reporting and helping arrange medical facilities for projects.

Requirements

Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Data analysis skills.
First Aid certification.
Knowledge of OSHA standards.
Excellent listening and strong communication skills.
Ability to identify and resolve complex issues.
Ability to participate effectively in a team environment.
Strong work ethic and a solution-oriented attitude.
Reliability and ability to instill trust.
Competence in fall protection, scaffolding, and excavation and trenching.
OSHA 500 certification.
CPR, first aid, and AED training.
English and Spanish speaking skills.

Responsibilities

Provide safety support to jobsites in Jackson, Mississippi, for water and commercial projects.
Develop and implement current safety training programs, including Competent Person classes.
Identify safety training needs and provide training as appropriate.
Conduct project pre-construction meetings and review site-specific safety plans.
Conduct safety assessments to track trends and ensure compliance with company, federal, and state regulatory standards.
Assist Project Management with developing site-specific safety plans.
Coach project team members on safety leadership and management practices.
Review Safety Task Assessments (STA) and provide feedback for improvement.
Conduct equipment training and evaluations.
Prepare and deliver reports.
Conduct documented safety walks during jobsite visits using KPA EHS software.
Investigate incidents to help prevent future occurrences.
Assist injured employees in managing risk.
Set up clinics and hospitals before a job starts.