Safety Manager

Posted 3 days ago

proximiti safety groupAshburn (VA)

Occupational Health and Safety Specialists All Other Specialty Trade Contractors

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$40-$50/hr

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About the role

About the job: We are seeking an experienced Site Safety Manager to support site operations and ensure compliance with all site and client Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) requirements. This role is ideal for safety professionals with proven experience providing site safety for large scale construction projects.

Key Responsibilities: Provide field safety supervision Implement and enforce EHS practices and project-specific safety requirements on-site. Conduct site safety audits, toolbox talks, and routine safety meetings. Deliver safety orientation and training for site personnel. Perform job hazard analyses and develop corrective action plans. Oversee proper use of PPE and verify compliance with all site safety protocols. Investigate and document incidents, accidents, and near-miss events; recommend corrective measures. Collaborate with project leadership to promote a proactive safety culture and drive continuous improvement.

Qualifications: OSHA 10OSHA 30 Minimum 4+ years of safety management experienceOSHA 500 Certification Highly PreferredBCSP Certification Highly PreferredStrong knowledge of OSHA standards and construction regulations. Skilled in incident investigations, hazard recognition, and corrective action implementation. Excellent communication and leadership skills, with the ability to influence safe work practices across all project levels. Pay$40-$50/hr + Per Diem + Overtime Schedule Mon - Fri 6am - 5pm + Occasional weekends

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