Safety Manager ($108,200 - $134,300)

Irvine Company•San Diego, CA

16d•$108,200 - $134,300•Onsite

About The Position

Our Safety Manager will be responsible for overseeing all safety programs and creating a culture of safety in their assigned region. Key priorities include advancing associate safety programs and training, as well as maintaining property safety and functionality. This role collaborates closely with engineering, maintenance, and on-site operations teams to identify and proactively mitigate safety hazards.

Requirements

Valid California driver’s license; Maintain continuous vehicle liability insurance as required by state law. (This role requires the regular and frequent operation of a vehicle, as defined in the Company’s MVR policy, and is part of the essential duties of this position.)

Nice To Haves

Associate Safety Professional (ASP) and/or Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
Knowledge of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) regulations/standards including California Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Federal OSHA, National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), and federal, state and local regulations.

Responsibilities

Support the Apartments Community Management group to ensure associate safety and minimize injuries.
Monitor training compliance and ensure all safety training occurs; manage follow ups as needed.
Develop proactive processes, procedures, systems, tools and metrics to drive continuous improvement and ensure to prevent future injuries.
Lead the development of risk mitigation tools such as accident prevention plans, safe operating procedures, job safety analysis (JSA), and monthly safety meetings. Implement solutions to eliminate exposure to risks and prevent injury.
Perform on site accident investigations and on site inspections of company locations when necessary and provide analysis to develop corrective action for preventing future occurrences.
Conducts site safety walks in the assigned region, visiting each location twice per fiscal year identifying safety concerns. Walk all areas to identify safety hazards and non-compliant conditions.
Meet with the site team to discuss safety concerns and opportunities to reduce risk.
Partner with Engineering, Maintenance, Capital Projects and Development design teams to resolve identified hazards.
Provides associate support and technical expertise for various safety issues and laws. Remain current in the latest Occupational Safety & Health regulations, technology and best practices.
Support Fire and Life Safety Systems inspection process and provide technical guidance to site teams.