Environment, Health and Safety Coordinator Job at SAVI EHS in Gainesville

Posted 6 days ago

savi ehsGainesville (VA)

Occupational Health and Safety Technicians Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$35–$40 per hour

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About the role

Overview: Job Posting: EHS Coordinator – Data Center Construction

Location:

Gainesville, VA (Local candidates preferred)
Project Type:
Data Center Construction

We are seeking anEnvironmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Coordinatorto support a large-scale data center construction project inGainesville, VA. This role is ideal for an early-career safety professional with1–3 years of construction safety experiencewho is looking to grow within mission-critical and data center environments.

Responsibilities:

Provide daily on-site EHS support for active data center construction operations
Conduct site safety inspections, observations, and audits; track and follow up on corrective actions
Support implementation of project-specific safety plans, AHAs/JHAs, and client safety requirements
Assist with incident reporting, investigations, and near-miss tracking
Facilitate toolbox talks, orientations, and safety meetings for craft and subcontractors
Monitor compliance with OSHA 1926 construction standards and site-specific rules
Partner with field supervision and subcontractors to promote a strong safety culture
Qualifications1–3 years of construction safety experience (data center or mission-critical experience preferred)
Working knowledge of OSHA 1926 construction standardsOSHA 30 required (OSHA 510 or CHST a plus)
Experience supporting subcontractor safety compliance
Strong communication, documentation, and organizational skills
Ability to work full-time on site in Gainesville, VASchedule & Compensation

Hourly Rate: $35–$40 per hour, based on experience

Schedule: Monday–Saturday

Weekly Hours:

Typically 40–55 hours, depending on project needs
Preferred Experience
Exposure to high-risk activities (MEWPs, cranes, excavation, LOTO, electrical safety)
Familiarity with digital safety reporting tools and inspection platforms

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