Construction Safety Manager | Rahway, NJ
$100,000 - $130,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000 - $130,000 per year
About the role
- Provide field safety oversight for contractors, project teams, and EPCM partners
- Maintain a visible presence across active construction and CQV work areas
- Coach contractor leadership, supervisors, safety professionals, and craft personnel on hazard recognition and risk management
- Review JSAs, SPAs, permits, and high-risk work plans to ensure hazards and controls are properly addressed
- Conduct documented field inspections and safety walks
- Track safety deficiencies and verify timely corrective-action closure
- Support incident investigations, root-cause analysis, CAPA development, and effectiveness reviews
- Monitor safety observations, near misses, incidents, leading indicators, KPIs, and contractor safety performance
- Participate in project orientations, safety meetings, peer audits, and contractor safety reviews
- Support construction completion, system turnover, commissioning-readiness, qualification-readiness, and Management of Change activities
- Evaluate risks associated with system energization, equipment startup, functional testing, pressure testing, flushing, cleaning, chemical introduction, and temporary system configurations
- Help verify system ownership, hazardous-energy-control boundaries, work authorizations, permits, and escalation procedures
- Identify risks created by simultaneous construction, commissioning, qualification, maintenance, and operational activities
- Stop work and escalate concerns when an imminent hazard or unacceptable risk is identified
- Minimum of six years of construction safety experience, including contractor oversight in active project environmentsOSHA 510 required
- Strong knowledge of OSHA construction standards and applicable state and local safety requirements
- Experience reviewing high-risk work plans, permits, JSAs, SPAs, and field controls
- Experience supporting incident investigations, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and closure tracking
- Strong field hazard-recognition and problem-solving abilities
- Ability to coach and influence contractors, craft personnel, supervisors, project teams, and site leadership
- Strong organizational, written, and verbal communication skills
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and safety-performance reporting
- Ability to work onsite and periodically support alternate shifts, shutdowns, startups, or other critical project activities
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