Director of Safety
The Director of Safety is responsible for leading and managing the company's safety initiatives and loss control programs while fostering a culture of safety and best practices throughout the organization. This role involves supervisory, administrative, and hands-on responsibilities to ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations.
Responsibilities :
- Conduct bi-yearly training sessions with field staff on new policies, OSHA requirements, and best practices.
- Manage the safety team, including inspections, action items, and addressing concerns.
- Oversee companywide safety inspections and reporting through Procore.
- Ensure daily Task Hazard Analyses (THAs) are completed, uploaded to Procore, and properly managed.
- Supervise weekly toolbox talks and assist project managers with site-specific safety plans.
- Review potential projects for safety concerns and financial implications.
- Maintain a 30-hour OSHA card and obtain OSHA 500 Certification within six months of eligibility.
- Enforce safety policies and standards, reporting violations to the General Counsel and Regional Manager.
- Participate in periodic safety audits and communicate improvement needs.
- Collaborate with Independent Safety Consultants on OSHA policies, job inspections, and policy consulting.
- Advise and coach field supervision on site-specific safety concerns and upcoming work.
- Be available for safety-related concerns during projects, including nights and weekends.
- Oversee ISNetworld compliance, ensuring the rating and data are current.
- Attend job meetings with clients, contractors, and subcontractors to address safety concerns.
- Develop and manage training files for employees, including OSHA cards, lift training, and Fit Test information.
- Ensure equipment meets current standards through inspections and service date tracking.
- Create and distribute quarterly safety newsletters highlighting best practices and industry statistics.
- Investigate near misses and injuries, report findings to the General Counsel, and ensure timely accident reporting.
- Maintain OSHA logs and update the Health Safety and Environmental Program.
- Lead the Safety Committee and ensure compliance with insurance safety obligations.
- Complete site-specific safety pre-qualifications for customers and general contractors.
Essential Skills :
OSHA 500 certificationSafety trainingOSHA 30 certificationExperience in constructionKnowledge of Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) standardsAdditional Skills & Qualifications :
Minimum 5 years of combined experience in safety or construction.Minimum 3 years' experience in a General Contractor environment.Additional OSHA certifications (e.g., 510, 3085, 3115) are a plus.Work Environment :
The role is based in the office located in Buffalo, NY, with a monthly travel day to the Rochester office and quarterly travel to other locations.The work environment requires collaboration with various teams and involves occasional travel to different company offices.Pay and Benefits :
The pay range for this position is $100000.00 - $125000.00 / yr.
401(k) retirement plan, health insurance, dental insurance, paid time off, and vision insurance
Workplace Type :
This is a fully onsite position in Buffalo,NY.
Application Deadline :
This position is anticipated to close on Sep 29, 2025.