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We are currently seeking a Site Safety Manager for our $250+ million dollar project at San Diego International Airport. The Site Safety Manager will work with the Project Manager and Superintendent on the project to help lead the project team to establishing and maintaining a strong safety culture driven around company values, best practice safety management systems, strong communication, personal accountability, people development and authentic engagement.
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The Site Safety Manager will monitor the onsite activities to ensure that all work is conducted safely and efficiently. Job sites typically will include uneven surfaces and may require climbing ladders and scaffolding to review site safety equipment.
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Lead / conduct site safety audits in accordance with Project Safety Plan. Lead site supervisors in the enforcement of safety standard according to IIPP. Assist / Coordinate subcontractor compliance with jobsite safety regulations and requirements.
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The Site Safety Manager would directly oversee security staff (including outside contractors and potentially other Center staff), and work closely with site staff and leadership to identify and address vulnerabilities or gaps in safety measures, ensure staff are aware and trained on all protocols, and be responsive to immediate as well as long-term security issues that arise.
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Site Safety Manager needs 8-10 years of experience in the environmental, health and safety discipline with a strong focus on safety required. Advance cert: Certified Safety Professional (CSP), Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH), Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) NEBOSH Certification, etc.
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Reporting directly to the Regional Safety Director or Regional Safety Manager, the Site Safety Manager administers the Clune Safety Policy and provides direction for the Clune Safety Program.
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The Site Safety Officer will ensure employees working onsite are aware of, observe, and comply with RECON Health & Safety Programs and safe work plans, permits, industry standards, client and project specific requirements; and applicable laws for environmental remediation and earthwork construction.
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An employer sitting in Southern California is looking to hire a Site Safety Manager, This Manager will be supporting the overall purpose of the FERP (Federal Energy Retrofit Program.
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Enscicon is seeking an experienced Site Safety Manager with a minimum of three (3) years of experience in Industrial Construction Projects for a substation construction project. Collaborate with the Site Safety Manager to implement corrective actions.
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The Safety Manager will ensure understanding and compliance with True North, Congruex HSE Department, client, local, state, and federal government health, safety, and environmental regulations and requirements.
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Check in all in-bound and out bound deliveries as directed by the site Safety Manager. Follow all security post orders and direction from the site Safety Manager.
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Escalate any concerns to the site Safety Manager in a timely manner. 3+ experience working as a Security Manager, Police Officer, Detective, or other security/police experience.
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Bering Straits Native Corporation is currently seeking a qualified Site Safety Health Officer (SSHO) for the East Coast Security Operations team. Conduct regular safety inspections and risk assessments to identify potential hazards to ensure compliance with established standards, regulations, and contract requirements, forwarding all reports to the Senior Site Safety Health Officer for review and dissemination.
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Associate's degree (AA) or equivalent from accredited two-year college or technical school; and/or two years equivalent experience with HUD and or CHFA, or other affordable housing programs as Property Site Manager, Regional Property Manager, Leasing Agent, Compliance Technician or Assistant Site Manager.
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Works closely with Site B R HSE Manager to implement and administer the site safety program utilizing Brown Root HSE standards along with client HSE standards. Works closely with Site B R Procurement Manager, and Engineering Design Contractor Construction Manager to ensure that procurement of critical need equipment has been procured based on project schedule deliverables.
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