Summary:
The on-site Safety supervisor for MBA Energy and Industrial is responsible for enforcing all federal, state and company safety regulations and policies to minimize injuries, accidents and property damage on project site. Performs safety inspections and accident investigations on a regular basis to prevent/correct safety hazards; assures compliance with OSHA standards are being always met at the jobsite. Delivers Safety Orientation to all new hires and conducts/coordinates other training courses for employees/workers, as needed. Works side by side with MBA project team in the selection, review, and approval of prospective subcontractor’s safety pre-qualification form and management of administrative paperwork and manages the claims process for incidents.
The Safety representative shall perform, but not be limited to, the following Responsibilities/Essential Functions:
- Has empowerment from the Contractor's management Team to enforce MBA, Client, customer, and Contractor/Subcontractor safety policies and to take corrective actions to eliminate hazards.
- Maintains programs for Contractor/Subcontractor vehicles, powered industrial vehicles, safety equipment, firefighting equipment, electrical equipment, and tool inspection.
- Leads the daily review and approval with MBA on-site project team the Contractor/Subcontractor JHA (Job Hazard Analysis), and any forms and checklists associated with the type of work to be performed by Contractor/Subcontractor.
- Maintains the Contractor/Subcontractor on-site MSDS library and chemical inventory lists along with labeling requirements.
- Monitors site safety continuously by performing walkthroughs on work areas and conducting random safety assessments at the job sites. The primary objective is to establish awareness that each person is responsible for their own safety and the safety of their coworkers.
- Has daily communication with MBA on-site project team about Health, Safety, and Environment performance.
- Maintain up to date uploaded HSE reports into MBA database of jobsite performance, including forms, permits, checklists, pictures, and any other applicable documents as required.
- Maintain communication with the client Site Representative and attend all required safety meetings with both Client and the customer as required.
- Immediately reports to the client’s site representative any visits or contacts from outside regulatory agencies and participates in their inspection process.
- Thoroughly investigates and documents all incidents and near misses including injuries and property damage. The Contractor Site Safety Representative will also assist the Client Site Representative in conducting root cause analysis for incidents that may occur at the jobsite including first Aid and near misses with the potential to become serious.
- Administers all safety tracking and incident reporting requirements including completing First Aid Reports, Near Miss Incident and Property Damage Reports, and Occupational Injury and Illness Investigation Reports.
- Conducts and documents daily and requires periodic safety inspections/audits.
- Conducts weekly toolboxes and once a month a safety meeting or as required by client.
- Implements and audits the site emergency response plan and ensures that evacuation drills are conducted as required or prescribed.
- Conducts and tracks all Contractor/Subcontractor safety induction training including site specific or customer requirements.
- Monitors the safety daily work permit system for the Contractor/Subcontractor.
- Assists with the development and implementation of site security.
- Maintains site Health, safety and environmental documentation, training, induction, and internal Contractor substance abuse and medical records.
- Has the ability to coordinate or transport and return injured workers to the Contractor’s/Subcontractor's designated medical providers.
- Monitors or administers the MBA substance abuse policies (where applicable).
- Leads and encourages Contractor/Subcontractor participation with Client’s additional Health, Safety, environment, and Security requirements.
- Participate in the Housekeeping program, by assessing the site conditions and be a champion by helping remove debris as needed from the work locations, while delegating task to subcontractors.
Skills/Qualifications:
- Experience with the construction of Metal Frame Operations and Maintenance Building.
- Bachelor’s Degree in a Safety related discipline preferred; or five years related field experience and training certificates.
- Valid Driver’s License required
- Preferred certifications: First Aid, CPR, AED, OSHA Recordkeeping
- Preferred CHST, CSP or OHST certification
- OSHA 30 hour for Construction
- Construction Site Safety Supervisor (CSSS)
- Construction Site Safety Technician (CSST)
- knowledge of Microsoft Outlook, Word, Power Point and Excel applications
- Demonstrated competency and knowledge in areas of excavation, crane and rigging practices, scaffolding, confined spaces, and fall protection systems requirements.
- Demonstrates effective written and oral communication skills.
- Demonstrates analytical skills in areas of moderate complexity.
- Demonstrates ability to read and comprehend simple instructions and correspondence.
- Demonstrates the ability to effectively present in small group presentations with customers, clients, and employees.
- Demonstrates sound judgment in resolving matters of moderate scope and complexity.
- Demonstrates the ability to influence others.
- Demonstrates a sense of urgency in responding to all situations.
- Demonstrates ability to prioritize assigned work and complete it in a timely manner, including strong time management and organizational skills.
- Demonstrates the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with others.
Pre-Employment and Physical Requirements:
- Will occasionally lift, move, or push up to 50 pounds.
