Safety Project Manager - Boston, MA (Hybrid)

NavitasPartners•Boston, MA

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Navitas Partners, LLC is seeking an experienced Safety Project Manager to support a Policy, Strategy, and Oversight function within an Engineering & Maintenance (E&M) environment. This role will focus on developing and implementing safety-critical processes, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards, and driving continuous improvement initiatives across the organization.

Requirements

Proven experience in safety management, project management, or related field
Strong knowledge of OSHA standards and regulatory compliance frameworks
Experience with incident investigations and root cause analysis methodologies
Ability to develop processes, workflows, and documentation from the ground up
Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills

Responsibilities

Establish and implement an internal investigations framework within the E&M function
Define investigation thresholds and communication protocols with regulatory authorities
Lead and perform investigation activities, including root cause analysis and corrective action planning
Document and communicate investigation findings to stakeholders
Collaborate with safety teams and departmental leadership on investigation processes
Design and implement tools to manage regulatory corrective actions across E&M
Develop streamlined workflows to consolidate corrective actions from multiple sources
Enhance tracking, reporting, and closure processes for corrective actions
Ensure alignment with regulatory and organizational compliance standards
Develop and implement department-wide safety assurance programs aligned with OSHA standards
Create supporting documentation including audit schedules, checklists, and performance metrics
Coordinate with cross-functional teams to deploy and maintain safety assurance activities
Monitor effectiveness of safety programs and recommend improvements
Support leadership with strategic initiatives and special projects
Contribute to organizational safety culture and continuous improvement efforts