EHS Specialist - Construction (Leadership Role)
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synerfac technical staffingHialeah (FL)
Occupational Health and Safety SpecialistsAll Other Specialty Trade Contractors
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
A specialized construction and environmental services contractor is seeking a Health & Safety Specialist to lead the company's safety initiatives across active project sites and office operations. This position serves as the primary safety resource for the organization, partnering with project teams, field personnel, and leadership to maintain a strong safety culture and ensure compliance with OSHA and other regulatory requirements. This is a highly visible role that combines field presence with office-based program management. The ideal candidate will have a construction safety background, experience conducting training and site audits, and a passion for developing safe work practices across diverse project environments. Responsibilities:Lead and support company-wide safety programs, policies, and compliance initiativesConduct jobsite safety inspections, audits, and environmental reviewsDevelop, maintain, and update site-specific Health & Safety Plans (HASPs)Investigate accidents, incidents, and near-misses, and implement corrective actionsDeliver safety training, orientations, toolbox talks, and compliance-related programsPartner with project teams to identify hazards and develop practical solutionsMaintain safety records, reports, permits, certifications, and compliance documentationFacilitate safety committee meetings and promote a strong safety culture throughout the organizationProvide technical safety guidance and support to field personnel and managementMonitor regulatory changes and recommend updates to company policies and proceduresQualifications:5+ years of Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) experience within construction, environmental, industrial, utility, energy, or related industriesStrong knowledge of OSHA regulations and workplace safety practicesExperience developing, implementing, and enforcing safety programs and proceduresExperience conducting safety training, site audits, inspections, and incident investigationsComfortable working in both office and field environmentsProficiency with Microsoft Office applicationsValid driver's license with a good driving recordPreferred Qualifications:OSHA 500 certification or ability to obtainOSHA 30 certificationFirst Aid / CPR certificationBachelor's degree in Safety, Environmental Health, Occupational Safety, or a related fieldBilingual English/Spanish
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