Safety & Health Officer (SSHO) - Border Wall

Posted 11 days ago

tris recruitersLaredo (TX)

Occupational Health and Safety Specialists Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$115-$140 K

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About the role

Position: Safety & Health Officer

Salary Range: $115-$140KLocation: Laredo, TX area

Project: Border Wall Construction

Our construction client has been awarded a multi-year contract to continue the construction of the U.S. Border Wall in the Carrizo Springs, TX area (South of Laredo, TX / pop: 260,000).The project consists of Barrier wall construction, 60+miles, boat ramp construction, patrol road repair, patrol road construction, bridge construction, electrical/lighting/ground detection system installation. Candidates will travel to and live around the Laredo, TX area. For the SSHO positions, the contract includes specific minimum qualification requirements, so candidates will need to clearly demonstrate that experience on their resumes. SSHO Requirements Minimum 10 years of construction safety experience Must have served as the SSHO on at least two federal design-build projects, each valued at $5 million or more Strong heavy-civil construction experienceOSHA 30 required Experience implementing EM 385-1-1 requirements, AHAs, inspections, subcontractor safety oversight, excavation, heavy equipment, lifting operations, and other heavy-civil hazards Border infrastructure, roadway, utility, or large linear civil construction experience preferred For the SSHO positions, please focus closely on the required federal design-build experience and project values, as those are contract qualification requirements

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