Safety Manager

The Safety Manager plans, directs, and implements organization safety program to ensure safe, healthy, and accident-free work environment by performing the following duties personally or through subordinate supervisors.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

(The duties include but are not limited to the following)

·         Oversee multiple projects in the Phoenix Tri-city area

·         Engage with customers and general contractors during routing audits

·         Point of contact for jobsite safety audits on all assigned projects

·         Plans and implements safety policies and procedures in compliance with local, state and federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) rules and regulations

·         Provides training certification in OSHA 10/30Hour for employees and ensure all certification are updated and the company is in compliance

• Timely and accurate data entry for a variety of safety reports and reporting systems
• Ensure all work-related incidents/accidents are added to the company database
• Update and maintain all safety related training documentation electronically
• Attend safety meetings as needed and document minutes
• Attend foremen meetings and update group on statistics
• Knowledge of OSHA regulations and other rules and regulations pertaining to the construction industry
• Promote a proactive safety culture at all levels of the organization, with heavy focus on employee engagement towards the safety program
• Work closely with the VP of Operations at the company in highlighting successes and core focus areas, in order to continually develop the company safety program
• Jobsite inspections, hazard observations, near miss investigations and audits across all operational projects as deemed necessary
• Inspect jobsite tools for compliance
• Identify, develop and deliver safety training in areas such as: safety regulations, hazardous conditions, use of tools and equipment, etc.
• Ensure company continually remains compliant and informed of industry regulatory changes when it comes to bodies such as OSHA
• Create safety reports for the projects, analyze safety metrics and make recommendations for continuous improvement
• Ensure that proper first aid, emergency equipment, OSHA postings, fire extinguishers and SDS’s are onsite and properly displayed/maintained.
• Review all site-specific safety reports and other required written documentation for completeness and accuracy.
• Observe and record all potential hazards, at risk behaviors and conditions, faulty materials or equipment, etc.
• Conduct investigations and complete reports for all incidents incurred on the worksite; conduct and document root cause analysis and recommend corrective actions.
• Conduct safety meetings to reinforce safe work practices, to provide awareness of OSHA and other Federal, State and local regulations to promote a strong safety culture.  Must be able to speak well in front of a large audience.
• Provides information, signs, posters, barriers, and other materials to warn of potential and actual safety hazards and to prevent access to hazardous conditions
• Order and maintain safety equipment (hardhats, vest, harnesses, etc.) inventory