Overview
At the Briar Team, the Safety Manager is at the forefront of our safety initiative, responsible for overseeing and enforcing all on-site health, safety, and environmental (HSE) protocols in relation to site-development construction.
In addition to acting as a resource and representative for all employees, leadership staff, and stakeholders regarding safety matters, the Safety Manager is tasked to mitigate risks associated with all processes, including but not limited to conducting daily site inspections, enforcing OSHA regulations, and delivering tailored safety training to crews.
Working Hours & Employment Status
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Full-Time, Exempt, Salaried Employee
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Monday through Friday 7:30 am to 4:30 pm, with a 1-hour lunch break, extended hours as needed. Occasional Saturdays for safety events and meetings, or job site emergencies.
Benefits
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Competitive Salary
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Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance – Employer Contribution for Health Insurance
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Paid Time Off & Birthday Pay*
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Paid Holidays
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Company Vehicle & Cell Phone Allowance
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401(k) with Profit Sharing
Essential Duties & Functions
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Oversee and manage company telematics and vehicle safety reports to ensure company driving policies are being followed.
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Develop, maintain, implement, and facilitate OSHA compliant safety policies, procedures, and training materials; utilized in training initiatives, toolbox talks, and safety meetings.
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Collaborate with the Human Resources Department and other members of leadership (project Managers, superintendents, and field personnel) on worker’s compensation claims and other employees related safety incidents or infractions.
- Respond to site-related accidents, incidents, injuries, near misses, and emergencies; Conduct investigations by compiling, analyzing, and interpreting data. Prepare reports and corrective action plans to reduce risk.
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Ensure full compliance with federal and state regulations, managing required OSHA recordkeeping and subcontractor documentation.
- Lead safety segment of weekly orientations and ongoing employee training programs.
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Coach both members of leadership and field personnel on safety issues and concerns, mitigating risk. Ensure proper compliance and enforcement of PPE across all job sites.
- Conduct regular job site inspections, safety audits, and assessments, advise leadership of safety issues, potential hazards, and compliance concerns.
- Evaluate current PPE, ensuring it meets safety standards, regulations, and provides effective protection for employees while remaining cost-efficient for the company.
- Oversee the removal of all biological, physical, or chemical hazards from the workplace.
- Maintain safety dashboards (incident rates, insurance claims, corrective actions) and communicate directly with project and corporate leadership.
- Additional duties assigned to support company operations and safety objectives.
