Site Safety Supervisior

Harris

1d•$78,187 - $117,280

About The Position

The Site Safety Supervisor assists in supervising and administering Harris’ health and safety program to maintain a safe and healthy work environment and contribute to the organization’s safety culture. The role takes ownership of the safety and well-being of Harris employees on-site, works with project management and supervisory teams to identify and mitigate hazards, and assumes full responsibility for site safety during assigned shift work. The supervisor develops and delivers orientations and task-specific safety training, conducts inspections and audits, investigates incidents, manages safety documentation and permits, and supports emergency response and injury case management. The position also contributes to site-specific safety planning, daily project coordination, safety performance reporting, and continuous improvement of safety practices. In addition, the role coordinates job-site safety supplies and equipment, maintaining appropriate inventory and storage in compliance with field procedures and company standards.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Safety certification from an accredited or industry-recognized organization, such as BCSP.
At least 4 years of experience in construction or industrial occupational health and safety.
At least 4 years of hands-on experience with Microsoft Office tools.
Strong knowledge of safety equipment, policies, procedures, and strategies for protecting people, property, and operations at local, state, and national levels.
Proficient understanding of OSHA standards and regulatory guidelines.
OSHA 30 certification.

Nice To Haves

Associate or bachelor’s degree in engineering, construction, or safety.
Experience with workers’ compensation and accident investigation processes.
OSHA 510 certification.

Responsibilities

Identify and help mitigate hazardous working conditions and unsafe employee activities in collaboration with project management and supervisory teams.
Support incident response coordination for safety, first aid, and rescue operations, and take full responsibility for site safety during assigned shift work.
Develop, deliver, and oversee new-hire orientations, task-specific training, supervisor safety programs, and project-specific safety training.
Conduct detailed work-area inspections, including confined-space air sampling, and lead investigations of property damage and personal injury incidents.
Document accidents, safety violations, and unsafe conditions, and issue confined-space entry and hot-work permits as required.
Partner with safety, health, and insurance representatives during inspections and walkthroughs.
Review safety publications, equipment updates, and best practices to stay current on industry advancements.
Assist in preparing formal appeals for safety violation citations.
Input and manage safety data using Industry Safe management software.
Develop, implement, evaluate, and continuously improve site-specific safety plans.
Coordinate safety badging and substance-abuse screening programs.
Deliver safety orientations and toolbox talks for personnel.
Provide mechanical contracting safety guidance and conduct specialized safety training related to mechanical systems and operations.
Participate in site safety audits and assessments.
Manage permits and pre-task safety planning documentation, including hot-work, confined-space, excavation, and ladder permits.
Participate in daily project meetings, toolbox talks, subcontractor coordination, safety committees, and planning sessions.
Conduct routine walkthroughs and real-time project assessments; spot-check and approve pre-task plans, permits, and active work areas.
Participate in worker-to-worker safety observation programs.
Prepare timely, detailed incident analysis reports for near misses, injuries, and property damage events.
Support injury case management, including return-to-work and restricted-duty programs.
Participate in emergency response planning, crisis management, and mock drills.
Lead or participate in daily stretch-and-bend programs and help ensure team members are prepared and safety-focused at the start of each workday.
Contribute to integrated work plans and job hazard analyses.
Support proactive safety recognition and reward programs.
Prepare and present monthly safety performance metrics, including Recordable Incident Rate and Days Away/Restricted/Transferred data.
Track and report leading indicators, including training completion, audit activity, safety observations, and hazard reporting.
Fulfill and coordinate job-site supply orders while maintaining optimal inventory levels.
Organize and maintain equipment storage areas so materials are secure, accessible, and protected.
Ensure safety equipment and supplies are stored and managed according to field procedures and company standards.