Traveling Construction Safety Manager

Cummings Electrical•Fort Worth, TX

About The Position

Are you passionate about safety and ready to make an impact where it matters most? As a Construction Safety Manager with Cummings Electrical, you’ll play a key role in driving our Safety First culture across large-scale commercial and industrial projects throughout the DFW area. You’ll work directly with project teams to ensure compliance, champion best practices, and foster a proactive approach to keeping our people safe and our operations running smoothly. How we support you: Our environment allows you to take pride in your work, create meaningful connections, and acquire growth-based development skills. We are also committed to providing you with a comprehensive range of benefits aimed at supporting your success both in and outside the workplace and ensuring your security and well-being. Cummings Electrical is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

BS Occupational Safety & Health required.
12-15 years relevant construction experience, or Certified Safety Professional (as recognized by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals)
Two 2 years of relevant construction experience.
Minimum OSHA 510
Minimum Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST) Board of certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) Certification.
Must be willing to work overtime and weekends if needed

Nice To Haves

NFPA 70E and LOTO
First Aid, Narcan, and Bloodborne Pathogens Training.
CPR and AED Training.
Emergency Procedures Training
Mental Health First Aid Training

Responsibilities

Safety Manager is responsible for overall SSSP execution, including, but not limited to management of Subcontractor Safety Coordinators. Sub-tier management, case & care Management.
Oversee activities related to electrical, instrumentation, and controls.
Ensure safety remains a top priority on every job site at all times.
Work closely with project teams to develop and sustain an Incident and Injury Free Culture (IIFC)
Report directly to the Health and Safety Director
Craft training, safety administration, work coordination, and high-risk activity planning and development