Safety Director

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russ hadick associatesColumbus (OH)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$100,000 - $120,000 per year

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About the role

Overview: Russ Hadick & Associates has partnered with a Columbus, OH client to help them search and qualify candidates for their Safety Director position. Our client has been in the general contracting, design build and construction management business for over 60 years. They are an established company managing fast growth, and they pride themselves on employee longevity and upward mobility. This new opportunity offers: Excellent benefits package Paid vacation Paid Holidays 401kBonus opportunity Primary responsibilities of the job include: Develop and implement safety and inspection policies opnieuw procedures Create a culture of safety through leadership Analyze strengths and weaknesses and make changes to ensure health and safety of all Lead incident investigations Excellent written and oral communication skills Successfully managing projects on time and on budget A successful candidate will possess the following:5 years of quality control management experience PoliceBackground in commercial construction4-year degree in construction management or equivalent experience Ability to build and maintain relationships with site personnel, administration, and customers
Salary Range: 100-120KKeywords Safety Director, health, leadership, policy, investigation, construction, safety, documentation
Contact: Brandon Hamilton, President & Practice Leader - Construction at 937-439-7707

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