Safety Manager

CORE•Indianapolis, IN

22d•Onsite

About The Position

CORE Midwest is seeking a full-time Construction Safety Manager to support construction projects throughout Indiana, primarily for K–12 school districts, colleges, municipalities, and public safety buildings. The position is an in-person role involving travel to multiple construction sites throughout Indianapolis and southern Indiana. The Safety Manager serves as a leader, coach, liaison, and safety resource for field teams, helping ensure that employees and trade partners follow project policies, procedures, and CORE’s Safety Manual. The role monitors construction safety, performs audits, inspections, training, and assessments, leads safety stand-downs, promotes improvements, and tracks jobsite safety observations. The manager also supports quality-control observations and tracking, enters data into tracking software, and maintains and teaches use of industry technology—including Environmental Health and Safety software such as Predictive Solutions and Procore—to CORE staff, trade partners, and subcontractors.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of construction safety or industrial safety supervisory experience.
OSHA 30 certification.
Strong, assertive written and verbal communication skills.
Basic understanding of construction drawings and floor plans.
Basic understanding of subcontractor and construction sequencing.
Experience with Microsoft Office, Procore, and Predictive Solutions.
Ability to work well in a team environment and commitment to client service.
Willingness to travel throughout Indiana.
Valid driver’s license.
Must be able to pass a background check, as required by clients.

Nice To Haves

Professional degree in Health & Safety or a related field, such as construction management or engineering.
CHST certification.
First Aid/CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Administer, orient, and assist trade partners to ensure safety policies and procedures are practiced in accordance with CORE’s safety program.
Conduct new-hire safety orientations covering the safety program, project-site requirements and expectations, and client safety policies and procedures.
Prepare, coordinate, and conduct health, safety, and environmental training to protect and improve employees’ and project sites’ performance and meet legislative requirements.
Work with Project Managers and Superintendents to provide clean, safe, secure, and hazard-free project sites in compliance with CORE policies and procedures and the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Conduct random and scheduled project-site inspections, communicate findings, and routinely audit on-site safety compliance.
Assist supervisors with investigating and documenting incidents, accidents, and injuries, and ensure appropriate documentation systems are maintained.
Coordinate and maintain workplace plans, including emergency evacuations, fire emergencies, and traffic controls.
Communicate identified hazards, precautions, and required corrective actions throughout project sites as necessary.
Establish and maintain on-site relationships with clients, subcontractors, and suppliers.
Provide field staff with health and safety guidance and expertise, and advise project sites on continuous improvement.
Maintain accurate, current safety records and documents in accordance with legislative requirements.
Stay informed about current health and safety knowledge, trends, laws, and regulations.
Distribute safety materials, supplies, and equipment.
Lead safety stand-downs, promote safety improvements, and track jobsite safety observations.
Maintain and teach proficiency with industry technologies, including Predictive Solutions and Procore, to CORE staff, trade partners, and subcontractors.
Assist with quality-control observations and tracking, and enter data and observations into tracking software.