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Responsibilities Brasfield & Gorrie, a recognized leader in the construction industry, has an exciting opportunity available for a Safety Manager. Responsibilities and Essential Duties include the following (other duties may be assigned): Implement the Construction Safety Management Program initiatives Monitor project activities with the review of the construction management team and design procedures, programs, and policies affecting construction safety on projects. Develop and implement safety measurements/metrics for tracking and reporting safety performance of the General Contractor self perform work and subcontractors. Assist in the development and acceptance of job hazard analysis (JHA), Site Safety work Plans, Public Hazard Analysis, and Environmental Management Plans. Engages in Site safety inspections, coordinating corrections with all contractors. Reviews and oversees procedures for the investigation of construction related incidents and accidents. Develop and implement Contractor Orientation procedures for a multi-lingual work site. Management level loss control reviews for all Workers Compensation and GL Claims and Safety Inspections Statistical information to develop and present technical reports. Facilitates all pre-bid/ post award contract meetings represent the loss control performance expectations. Provide general safety oversight and performance of both administrative and field safety management responsibilities. Education - Skills - Knowledge - Qualifications & Experience Bachelor degree in a Safety related discipline or a minimum 3 years of construction safety management experience Safety management experience on commercial or large industrial projects ($50 million or higher) strongly preferred OSHA 500 Authorized Instructor Technical awareness in environmental management which includes storm water pollution prevention planning and administration Willingness to travel and/or relocate, as both may be required

Brasfield & Gorrie, a recognized leader in the construction industry, has an exciting opportunity available for a Safety Manager. Responsibilities and Essential Duties include the following (other duties may be assigned): Implement the Construction Safety Management Program initiatives Monitor project activities with the review of the construction management team and design procedures, programs, and policies affecting construction safety on projects. Develop and implement safety measurements/metrics for tracking and reporting safety performance of the General Contractor self perform work and subcontractors. Assist in the development and acceptance of job hazard analysis (JHA), Site Safety work Plans, Public Hazard Analysis, and Environmental Management Plans. Engages in Site safety inspections, coordinating corrections with all contractors. Reviews and oversees procedures for the investigation of construction related incidents and accidents. Develop and implement Contractor Orientation procedures for a multi-lingual work site. Management level loss control reviews for all Workers Compensation and GL Claims and Safety Inspections Statistical information to develop and present technical reports. Facilitates all pre-bid/ post award contract meetings represent the loss control performance expectations. Provide general safety oversight and performance of both administrative and field safety management responsibilities.

Bachelor degree in a Safety related discipline or a minimum 3 years of construction safety management experience Safety management experience on commercial or large industrial projects ($50 million or higher) strongly preferred OSHA 500 Authorized Instructor Technical awareness in environmental management which includes storm water pollution prevention planning and administration Willingness to travel and/or relocate, as both may be required