Site Safety Coordinator

Mark III Construction•Stockton, CA

3d•$34 - $41•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Site Safety Coordinator for a temporary assignment with our construction team in the Stockton, CA area. This temporary position may provide the opportunity to transition into a full-time role with the company based on business needs, performance, and overall fit. In this role, you will report directly to the Safety Director and will be responsible for supporting the planning, implementation, and enforcement of safety policies and procedures across all phases of construction to help ensure a safe and compliant work environment for all personnel on-site. The ideal candidate is a proactive safety professional with hands-on construction experience, strong leadership skills, and a thorough understanding of Cal/OSHA regulations, and construction industry best practices.

Requirements

OSHA 30-Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training (completed within the last 3 years)
Active First Aid and CPR certifications (current, non-expired)
Competent Person designation and training in hazards applicable to the scope of work, including: Fall Protection, Confined Space Entry, Excavations and Trenching, Cranes and Rigging, Hot Work (welding, cutting, burning), Additional site-specific hazards as applicable
3–5 years of experience working on active construction sites in a safety leadership capacity, including roles such as: Safety Committee Lead, Safety Specialist, Site Safety Officer or equivalent
Demonstrated knowledge of Cal/OSHA regulations.

Nice To Haves

Construction Health & Safety Technician (CHST) (highly desirable)
OSHA 500 Certified
OSHA 30 (Required within last 5 years)
NFPA 70E Trained
CPR/First Aid Trained (required)
Fluent in English and Spanish (preferred)
OSHPD (Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development) project experience is a significant plus, particularly for healthcare construction environments.
Knowledge of Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) and Pre-Construction Risk Assessment (PCRA) requirements, procedures, and documentation.
STSC – Safety Trained Supervisor Construction
CHST – Construction Health and Safety Technician
CSHO – Construction Safety and Health Official
Other BCSP-recognized or equivalent accredited safety credentials
OSHA 510 – Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry
OSHA 5029 – Safety for Healthcare Construction Projects (or equivalent coursework)
Other OSHA Education Center courses of equivalent scope

Responsibilities

Maintain, implement, and enforce site-specific safety plans, programs, and procedures.
Conduct daily site safety inspections and document findings, deficiencies, and corrective actions.
Prepare and review Method of Procedures (MOPs), Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) and Pre-Task Plans (PTPs) for all high-risk activities before work begins.
Lead daily/weekly toolbox talks and safety huddles to reinforce hazard awareness.
Communicate safety expectations, updates, and lessons learned across all trades and shifts.
Investigate incidents, near-misses, and unsafe conditions promptly; determine root cause.
Prepare corrective action reports and track implementation to closure.
Ensure ongoing compliance with Cal/OSHA, federal OSHA, and local jurisdictional safety regulations.
Maintain accurate safety records, documentation, logs, and reports.
Coordinate and deliver site safety training (new-hire orientation, task-specific training, refreshers) as needed.
Monitor and enforce specialized safety programs including: Fall protection (Title 8 §1670 et seq.), Confined space entry (permit-required spaces), Excavation and trenching (competent person requirements), Crane and rigging operations, Hot work / fire prevention.
Ensure permits, inspections, and competent-person designations are current for each program.
Partner with project managers, superintendents, and subcontractors to integrate safety planning into scheduling, means and methods, and daily operations.
Participate in pre-construction and subcontractor pre-qualification meetings to align safety expectations before mobilization.
Manage and maintain first aid supplies, emergency response plans, and evacuation procedures.
Serve as primary point of contact for safety-related regulatory inspections or audits.