Licensed DOB Site Safety Coordinator
skilled safetyNew York (NY)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description Skilled Safety Management is hiring DOB-licensed Site Safety Coordinators for mid-rise NYC construction projects with 60 hours of work each week (7-14 stories or 100-199 ft per NYC Building Code 3310). These are full-time W-2 roles with weekly direct deposit, full benefits, and paid license renewals plus paid holidays. What you'll do day to day: Walk the site daily and document conditions in the SSC logbook Enforce the approved Site Safety Plan on mid-rise projects Sign off on concrete pours, hoist erection, scaffold builds, demolition phases Coordinate with NYC DOB inspectors during scheduled and unscheduled visits Conduct documented toolbox talks and JHA reviews Liaise with FDNY on hot-work and welding permits Stop unsafe work and document the basis for the stop What we require: Current NYC DOB Site Safety Coordinator license in good standing Current NYC SST Supervisor card (62-hour) per Local Law 196OSHA-30 Construction certification At least 1 year of field experience as a licensed SSC on a NYC mid-rise project Clean license history Reliable transportation between job sites Working English (bilingual English/Spanish a plus)Helpful but not required: Working toward a DOB SSM license (we support the path - paid CEUs, exam-prep reimbursement)OSHA-30 trainer credentials Experience on phased renovation projects Why SSM:W-2 employment with weekly direct deposit Full benefits + paid license renewals (DOB, SST, OSHA-30)Manager-track support: SSCs at SSM regularly advance to SSM-licensed roles, and we pay for the upgrade Office support handles COIs, DOB violations, paperwork - your time stays on the fieldMBE-certified by NYC SBS
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