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Field Safety Manager

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About the job

At Royal Electric Company we provide expert electrical design, construction, and service with builders, contractors and facility owners who value relationships, trust, expertise, and a commitment to each other towards achieving exceptional results.

We are able to sustain this through our linking values of expertise, collaboration, integrity, passion, and loyalty. These values support our core purpose; to build great relationships, one project at a time!

We have a current opening for a Field Safety Manager in Southern California.

The Field Safety Manager ensures compliance with safety standards, implementation of safety policies and procedures, provides safety leadership, and works with management to improve overall safety performance.

Success in the position is achieved through the following duties & responsibilities:

Perform field visits at jobsites; assess and monitor safe practices and assist in fostering safety culture.
Coach field supervision and crews on safe practices.
Develop job specific safety plans, assist foreman/superintendent in the development of job hazard analysis.
Review project specs and subcontracts to identify project specific safety obligations.
Develop and maintain relationship with client and project safety representatives
Ensure documentation and execution of safety policies; program reporting, execution of JHA, Toolbox Talks, Daily Safety Meetings, etc.,
Conduct any new and/or ongoing required safety related training; Confined Space, Fall Protection, Excavation, Forklift, NFPA 70E, jobsite specific, etc.
Conduct incident investigation, ensure corrective actions/lessons learned are identified and completed.

Requirements

A minimum of 5 years of vertical, tunnel, or heavy civil construction experience
BCSP CHST Credential or Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP) designation
Excellent communication, organizational, decision-making, and problem-solving skills
Knowledge of OSHA regulations.
Ability to work effectively with all construction groups, management, owners, trades, vendors, subs.
Ability to perform on-site safety responsibilities; recognize hazardous situations and recommend corrective measures, managing/administering safety training, orientations, procedures, investigating/reporting injuries, illnesses, near misses.
Ability to travel to various jobsite locations and other states
Ability to partner with other remote teams successfully, effectively, and cohesively while at jobsites.

Special Considerations

OSHA Construction Outreach Certification preferred
Spanish speaking preferred
Ability to be badged at airport
Night Shift/Swing Shift scheduling potential

Cal/OSHA is Hiring Junior, Assistant, and Associate Industrial Hygienists

Industrial Hygienists:

Minimum Qualifications: Read the “Minimum Qualifications” on the Industrial Hygienist job specification to learn what classification you may qualify for and is the right fit for you.

Exams: To be hired for the Junior, Assistant, Associate, or Senior Industrial Hygiene positions, you must pass an exam. Some job postings are accepting both Assistant Industrial Hygienist and Associate Safety Hygienist applicants, therefore, you are encouraged to take both exams if you meet the “Minimum Qualifications”.

Looking for an Industrial Hygienist job opening, see the list of job openings for the following classifications:

Cal/OSHA is Hiring Assistant and Associate Safety Engineers

Safety Engineers:

Minimum Qualifications: Read the “Minimum Qualifications” on the Assistant Safety Engineer job specification and Associate Safety Engineer job specification to learn what classification you may qualify for and is the right fit for you.Exams: To be hired for the Assistant or Associate Safety Engineer position, you must pass an exam. Depending on the position you would like to apply for, you must take either the Assistant Safety Engineer or Associate Safety Engineer exam. Some job postings are accepting both Assistant Safety Engineer and Associate Safety Engineer applicants, therefore, you are encouraged to take both exams if you meet the “Minimum Qualifications”.

Note: for the Associate Safety Engineer exam, you have to click on “CLICK HERE” specifically to access the Official Exam Bulletin.

Apply for a Safety Engineer job opening:

See a list of the Assistant Safety Engineer jobs available

Note: some of these job postings are for multiple locations. Read under “Department Information” to see the work locations. For instance, Assistant Safety Engineer Job Posting JC-214683 is for positions in “Multiple work locations throughout the state: San Francisco, Oakland, Fremont, Foster City, Sacramento, Modesto, Redding, Santa Ana, San Bernardino, San Diego, Los Angeles, Monrovia, Van Nuys, and Bakersfield.

See a list of the Associate Safety Engineer jobs available

If you have any questions during this process, email CalOSHAJobs@dir.ca.gov