Safety Manager

Equiliem
United States, Nevada, Mccarran
Dec 20, 2025
Job Summary The Safety Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing safety programs that ensure a safe work environment across all project sites. This role conducts jobsite assessments, facilitates training, supports regulatory compliance, and collaborates with project leadership to promote a strong safety culture. The individual provides coaching, guidance, and corrective action recommendations to reduce risk, prevent injuries, and ensure adherence to company and regulatory safety standards. Job Responsibilities Develop and manage the administration of project and company accident prevention programs. Create and facilitate safety training programs that support employee competency and compliance. Conduct work area assessments to identify hazards and recommend corrective actions. Develop, organize, and implement safety programs aligned with company standards. Perform and document jobsite inspections and audits with emphasis on hazard recognition and unsafe behaviors. Coordinate and lead safety meetings and training sessions to maintain consistent communication across teams. Participate in regulatory inspections and investigations to support compliance with federal and state requirements. Review job hazard analyses for major project phases to ensure accuracy and completeness. Support foremen and general foremen in developing job hazard analyses. Evaluate safety program effectiveness through daily field walks, compliance reviews, and audits. Meet regularly with field personnel to support project-specific corrective action plans. Provide constructive feedback to project leadership on safety performance and opportunities for improvement. Coach and mentor employees to reinforce safe behaviors and address unsafe practices. Assist in delivering jobsite-specific safety orientations for new employees. Support project leadership in incident investigations, including documentation and follow-up. Help lead safety recognition initiatives and support ongoing efforts to improve safety culture. Facilitate injury and illness case management, including workers' compensation processes. Job Requirements Bachelor's degree required. Minimum of three years of construction safety experience. OSHA 30 Construction certification required. Experience working with a union workforce preferred. Experience supporting data center projects preferred. Ability to work independently with strong communication and influence skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications. Ability to walk construction sites for extended periods.