Health and Safety Manager jobs in Tennessee

• Participates in safety pre-planning and hazard analysis for upcoming work activities.
• Coordinates with project superintendents and project team members in the review of project schedules.
• Attend pre-planning meetings, subcontractor pre-construction meetings, and coordination meetings as required.
• Conducts Site Specific Safety Orientation for all employees and contracts partners upon of arrival on site.
• Maintain employee and sub-contractor’s employee required safety documentation. (i.e.) Competent Persons Documents, Equipment Qualifications, Specific Training Records, etc.
• Ensure contractors complete daily Safe Work Plans, and Permits and review them with work crews before starting work activities.
• Administer record-keeping and reporting guidelines as required by regulatory agencies, client-specific requirements, and company policies.
• Assist in the development of Activity Hazard analyses (AHA’s) for all contract partners. Obtain required signatures and formally submit them to the GDA for approval.
• Conduct documented daily/weekly safety audits and file in ProCore identifying and documenting deficiencies, corrective measures, and recommendations to prevent reoccurrence. Establish follow-up procedures for ensuring all items identified are corrected in a timely fashion.
• Conduct weekly All Hands Safety Meetings.
• Conducts accident, incident, and near-miss investigations. Complete Supervisors Incident Investigation Reports and submit them to appropriate personnel.
• Provide necessary training/coaching when at-risk observations are observed.
• Participates in the enforcement of The Haskell Company Code of Safe Practice throughout the project.
• Supports the project superintendent in his efforts to maintain a safe and healthful workplace and assists with additional responsibilities as requested.
• Issue hot work, trenching/excavation, and confined space permits as necessary.
• Accompanies any (authorized outside entities) personnel on safety inspections.

• Minimum of 5 years of continuous experience in the construction safety industry.
• OSHA 30-hour construction industry course within 3 years
• EM385 40-hour certification (can be completed within 90 days of assignment)
• Crane and rigging knowledge
• Complete OSHA Course #500 (OSHA outreach program trainer)
• Employees should have a thorough understanding of the EM385-1-1, OSHA CFR 1926, and the ability to enforce applicable regulations, along with state, local, and company regulations.
• Have competency in fall protection, scaffolding, confined space, steel erection, silica exposure and crane activities.
• Have competency in electrical safety and LOTO requirements.
• Have an understanding of mobile equipment operations and required operational skills.
• Have the ability to recognize hazardous situations and implement corrective measures.
• Good interpersonal and communication skills are required.
• Proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel.
• Maintain a minimum of 8 hours of continuous safety-related education annually

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