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Job Description: Part-Time Safety Manager – Data CenterWe are seeking an experienced Part-Time Safety Manager to provide onsite safety oversight for an active data center project. This position will conduct site inspections, monitor contractor compliance, identify and correct unsafe conditions, review JHAs/PTPs, participate in safety meetings, and support incident prevention and reporting. This will be for 2 days a week at 8 hours each day. Candidates should have 3+ years of construction safety experience, with data center, electrical, or mission-critical construction experience strongly preferred. OSHA 30 required; CHST, STSC, or CSP preferred. The ideal candidate is comfortable working independently, communicating with contractors and project leadership, and maintaining a professional safety presence in a fast-paced construction environment.
Company Description: S.O.S is a trusted partner in the construction industry, providing comprehensive safety solutions and executive staffing for your businesses. With our expertise, we help construction companies create a secure work environment and minimize accidents on site. Our team of experienced professionals understands the unique safety challenges faced by the construction industry. We offer a range of services including safety audits, training programs, and safety equipment recommendations. we are committed to ensuring the well-being of your workforce and the success of your construction projects.
Company Description: S.O.S is a trusted partner in the construction industry, providing comprehensive safety solutions and executive staffing for your businesses. With our expertise, we help construction companies create a secure work environment and minimize accidents on site. Our team of experienced professionals understands the unique safety challenges faced by the construction industry. We offer a range of services including safety audits, training programs, and safety equipment recommendations. we are committed to ensuring the well-being of your workforce and the success of your construction projects.

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