Safety Manager
About The Position
As a Safety Manager, you are a visible leader on the jobsite, helping ensure everyone goes home safe each day. You are responsible for coordinating and executing safety requirements on your assigned project while partnering closely with field teams and subcontractors to promote safe work practices and shared accountability. This role leads the implementation of site‑specific safety orientations, reinforces expectations through daily presence, and conducts documented weekly safety inspections to identify and address potential risks. By guiding teams and setting clear standards, the Safety Manager helps build a strong safety culture where safe behavior is embedded in how the work gets done—not just on the jobsite, but beyond it because we only live one life and protecting our people is non‑negotiable.
Requirements
- Championed Safety as an onsite leader on a consistent basis.
- Highly visible on active commercial jobsites.
- Regularly walking the work.
- Engaging with trade partners.
- Addressing hazards related to heavy equipment, crane activity, fall protection, and material handling before they escalate.
- Lead and deliver site-specific safety orientations and ongoing training.
- Conduct thorough, documented weekly safety inspections.
- Partner closely with project teams and subcontractors to plan safe work for critical activities.
- Enforce safety requirements consistently and respectfully.
- Take ownership of the jobsite safety culture.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate and execute safety requirements on assigned projects.
- Partner closely with field teams and subcontractors to promote safe work practices and shared accountability.
- Lead the implementation of site-specific safety orientations.
- Reinforce safety expectations through daily presence.
- Conduct documented weekly safety inspections to identify and address potential risks.
- Guide teams and set clear standards to build a strong safety culture.
- Be highly visible on active commercial jobsites, regularly walking the work, engaging with trade partners, and addressing hazards related to heavy equipment, crane activity, fall protection, and material handling before they escalate.
- Lead and deliver site-specific safety orientations and ongoing training, ensuring every worker—employee or subcontractor—understands project rules, high‑risk activities, and expectations before work begins.
- Conduct thorough, documented weekly safety inspections, identifying trends, correcting deficiencies, and following up to ensure issues are resolved and standards are maintained.
- Partner closely with project teams and subcontractors to plan safe work for critical activities such as concrete pours, steel erection, confined space work, and elevated work.
- Enforce safety requirements consistently and respectfully, holding teams accountable while maintaining strong working relationships on site.
- Take ownership of the jobsite safety culture, helping crews understand that safe work practices are not just required—but essential to delivering quality commercial projects on schedule and without incident.
Benefits
- 100% Employee Owned Company with Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)
- Medical Coverage Options: Surest, a copay plan, or High Deductible Health Plan with a Health Savings Account
- Dental & Vision Coverage
- Flexible Spending Accounts (Medical & Dependent)
- Basic Life & AD&D Insurance
- 401k Profit Sharing Plan
- Paid Time Off (PTO) Policy
- Parental Leave
- Short-Term & Long-Term Disability
- College Student Debt Reduction Program
- Employee Assistance & Financial Wellness Programs
- Employee Referral Program
- Charitable Contribution Matching ($1,000 per year per employee)
- Stewardship Day (Community Volunteering)
- Safe working environment
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
No Education Listed
