SSHO

CBRE Government & Defense Services•Scott AFB, IL

2d•$82,500 - $90,000

About The Position

The SSHO has overall responsibility for the contractor’s quality control management program and site safety oversight. The role administers and reviews quality control processes, monitors delivery orders, maintains inspection and certification records, and reports findings. It also evaluates maintenance processes and conducts follow-up inspections to verify that issues have been resolved. For safety oversight, the SSHO conducts scheduled and random inspections, prepares safety and incident reports, develops training materials, leads employee safety meetings, manages hazardous waste disposal, and researches and issues infection control and interim Life Safety permits. The role also supports safety and quality research and collects work-order and equipment-history data for the DMLSS system. Other duties may be assigned. The stated base salary range is $82,500–$90,000. The position may be eligible for benefits including medical, well-being, financial planning, and short-term incentives benefits.

Requirements

OSHA-30 Certification.
Demonstrated knowledge and experience with EM-385-1-1 safety standards and compliance training.
At least five years of safety experience within the last ten years.
At least two years of quality control evaluation and reporting experience in construction and/or facility management environments.
At least two years of experience supporting similar-sized healthcare facilities with 24/7 operations and facilities totaling 300,000 square feet or greater.
Knowledge of OSHA safety regulations and PPE procedures.
Knowledge of construction safety practices, hazard identification, risk mitigation, and regulatory compliance requirements.
Ability to conduct accident investigations, safety inspections, audits, evaluations, and reporting in operational facility environments.
Experience maintaining documentation, compliance records, and reporting metrics related to safety and quality control programs.
Strong written and oral communication, coordination, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

Administer the quality control management program and oversee the overall quality assurance program.
Monitor and inspect delivery orders for compliance.
Maintain inspection and certification records.
Prepare monthly reports on quality inspection findings.
Periodically review the quality control program for compliance.
Examine preventive and corrective maintenance processes and make suggestions based on findings.
Conduct inspections and re-inspections to confirm that problems have been resolved.
Collect DMLSS data, including work orders and equipment history.
Research safety and quality topics online.
Conduct random and scheduled safety inspections.
Prepare monthly reports on safety inspection findings.
Prepare incident and accident reports.
Prepare training materials and conduct employee safety meetings.
Manage hazardous waste disposal.
Research and issue infection control and interim Life Safety permits.
Perform other duties as assigned.