Site Safety Manager - Concrete

Kaukauna, WI - USA

Yearly Salary: USD 70000 - 90000

Posted on: 30+ days ago

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

Seeking an experienced Site Safety Manager to oversee safety operations across multiple construction sites in Kaukauna WI. Responsibilities include conducting site visits evaluating safety conditions leading safety meetings addressing and mitigating hazards analyzing potential risks and investigating incidents.

Pay: $70k - $90k/year
Company truck provided
Monday - Friday

Compensation and Benefits:

Competitive hourly pay based on experience.
401(k) matching.
Health Dental and Vision Insurance.
Health Savings Account (HSA).
Paid Time Off (PTO).
Relocation Assistance (if applicable)

Key Responsibilities:

Deep understanding of OSHA standards especially those related to construction (Subpart C through Z).
Familiarity with ANSI ASTM and local/state regulations.
Knowledge of hazards specific to concrete work (e.g. silica exposure formwork collapses equipment operation rebar impalement protection).
Experience implementing fall protection and shoring safety programs.
Ability to lead safety meetings toolbox talks and communicate safety expectations to field crews clearly.
Conflict resolution skills and ability to coach/mentor workers on safe behavior without alienating them.
Proficient in documenting incidents near-misses and daily inspections.
Capable of conducting root cause analysis and managing safety audits.
Familiarity with digital safety reporting tools (e.g. Procore Safety SafetyCulture iAuditor).
Basic computer skills Word Excel and email communication.

Qualifications:

25 years of relevant experience in construction safety ideally in concrete or civil construction environments.
Familiarity with tilt-up flatwork and formwork safety procedures.
High school diploma or GED required.
Bachelors degree in Occupational Safety Construction Management or related field is preferred but not always mandatory.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Certification (minimum).
First Aid/CPR certified.
Preferred: CHST (Construction Health and Safety Technician) or CSHO (Certified Safety and Health Official).
Additional qualifications like MSHA (for mining or heavy excavation) or confined space training may be needed depending on the site.

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Required Experience:

Senior IC

Competitive hourly pay based on experience.
401(k) matching.
Health Dental and Vision Insurance.
Health Savings Account (HSA).
Paid Time Off (PTO).
Relocation Assistance (if applicable)

Key Responsibilities:

Deep understanding of OSHA standards especially those related to construction (Subpart C through Z).
Familiarity with ANSI ASTM and local/state regulations.
Knowledge of hazards specific to concrete work (e.g. silica exposure formwork collapses equipment operation rebar impalement protection).
Experience implementing fall protection and shoring safety programs.
Ability to lead safety meetings toolbox talks and communicate safety expectations to field crews clearly.
Conflict resolution skills and ability to coach/mentor workers on safe behavior without alienating them.
Proficient in documenting incidents near-misses and daily inspections.
Capable of conducting root cause analysis and managing safety audits.
Familiarity with digital safety reporting tools (e.g. Procore Safety SafetyCulture iAuditor).
Basic computer skills Word Excel and email communication.

Qualifications:

25 years of relevant experience in construction safety ideally in concrete or civil construction environments.
Familiarity with tilt-up flatwork and formwork safety procedures.
High school diploma or GED required.
Bachelors degree in Occupational Safety Construction Management or related field is preferred but not always mandatory.
OSHA 30-Hour Construction Certification (minimum).
First Aid/CPR certified.
Preferred: CHST (Construction Health and Safety Technician) or CSHO (Certified Safety and Health Official).
Additional qualifications like MSHA (for mining or heavy excavation) or confined space training may be needed depending on the site.