MANAGER, CONSTRUCTION SAFETY

This role provides senior management with an ongoing, objective, and independent view of industrial safety performance on projects. It involves creating a framework of policies, procedures, and processes for construction safety management, ensuring accountability, standardization, and adherence to industry best practices.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage the safety organization and develop long-term strategic goals and direction for corporate safety management systems.
• Support safety processes, procedures, and training needs.
• Monitor and evaluate contractor safety programs, including OCIP cost.
• Lead behavior-centered safety initiatives and oversee incident reporting and investigations.
• Perform effectiveness monitoring of safety programs and prepare corporate safety data reports.
• Drive continuous improvement towards industry safety best performance.
• Advise senior management on safety culture and conditions within the organization.
• Support leaders in aligning towards an incident-free safety culture.
• Mentor and develop safety leadership in field professionals, focusing on behavior-based safety principles and concepts.
• Provide central coordination and escalation point for site safety concerns and conditions.
• Support the development and implementation of safety plans and job safety analysis that match risk and operational needs.
• Recommend improvements to health and safety policies and procedures.
  
  

Qualifications

• B.S. degree in engineering or science (safety-related field) or equivalent demonstrated knowledge, skills, and abilities.
• Training in industrial safety is preferred.
• Ten or more years of progressive safety experience in utility operations, generation, or construction, with a strong background in nuclear.
• Supervisory experience is preferred.
• Certified Safety Professional is preferred.
  
  

Skills: industrial safety,contractor safety programs,construction,safety culture,safety policies,construction safety management,job safety analysis,management,safety leadership,rigging,incident reporting,supervisory experience,behavior-based safety,construction safety,health and safety policies,safety processes,safety procedures,safety data reporting,demolition,safety training,safety programs