Construction Safety Manager (Paid For Relocation to Mount Pleasant, WI)
$53–$57/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$53–$57/hour
About the role
- Own day-to-day safety operations for the project
- Ensure compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 and applicable regulations
- Develop and maintain site-specific safety plans and Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs)
- Conduct daily/regular jobsite inspections, audits, and risk assessments
- Identify hazards and ensure corrective actions are completed
- Lead incident investigations and corrective action plans
- Maintain safety documentation, reports, and compliance records
- Conduct safety orientations and workforce training
- Track employee training and certification requirements
- Work closely with project leadership, subcontractors, and trades to maintain a strong safety culture
- Support HR with new-hire onboarding and compliance documentation
- Participate in client reviews, safety audits, and regulatory inspections
- What We're Looking For3–5+ years of construction safety experience
- Strong understanding of OSHA construction standards
- Hands-on jobsite/field safety experience
- Experience with large commercial or electrical construction is highly preferred
- Data center construction experience is a plusOSHA 30 preferredCPR/First Aid certification preferred
- Strong communication and organizational skills
- Comfortable working directly with field personnel, trades, and project leadership
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