Director of Safety
$150,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150,000 per year
About the role
- Develop and administer Shaw’s safety program, including Hazard Communication and Chemical Inventory oversight
- Conduct preconstruction planning and Job Hazard Analysis for all projects
- Review subcontractor safety plans and assist in prequalification efforts
- Perform site safety audits alongside our outside Safety Consultant and/or insurance carrier representatives
- Lead OSHA investigations and formal site visits as needed
- Develop “lessons learned” from inspections and incorporate into ongoing training
- Coordinate and deliver safety orientation and training programs company‑wide
- Ensure all employees are issued appropriate PPE at onboarding
- Compile quarterly and annual safety compliance reports for senior leadership
- Investigate and report Workers’ Compensation and insurance claims
- Assist project teams with Storm Water Management and compliance
- Administer the motor vehicle record check program in partnership with our Corporate Resource Manager
- Oversee project‑assigned safety personnel in collaboration with on‑site PMs and Superintendents
- (preferred or willing to obtain)OSHA 30 (required) | Goal: OSHA 500 Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
- Certified Hazardous Materials Manager
- Why Shaw
- $150,000‑$160,000 DOEPTO, 401(k), and full health benefits
- A supportive, collaborative team environment
- Exempt | Full‑Time | Shaw Construction is an equal opportunity employer.
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