Regional Safety Manager

Philadelphia Area & Surrounding Suburbs

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Job Description

  • Be a champion of the IMC Safety Culture by providing project teams, subcontracting partners, and clients with expert level support and resources.
  • Develop professional safety relationships internally/externally and participate in industry peer meetings and/or professional organizations.
  • Under the direction of the Corporate Health and Safety Director, focus on the continuous development of IMC Personnel and the Health & Safety Department through frequent coaching and periodic training.  
  • Complete weekly safety inspections and monthly safety audits for each project within the assigned region.  
  • Complete and document daily safety observations during each site visit; regularly audit project safety observations to promote quality and closure.
  • Assist with and support the development and coordination of project-specific safety programs.
  • Attend Pre-Construction Meetings, prioritizing high-risk trades and activity, and effectively communicate IMC standards and safe work practices to reduce operational risk.
  • Periodically attend pre-shift huddles and establish a regular presence for field meetings/huddles, to include Foreman Meetings, Safety Stand-Downs, and Toolbox Talks.
  • Lead accident, incident and near miss investigations; partner with subcontracting partners to develop and implement corrective actions and complete detailed incident reports.
  • Partner with Risk Management to collect and report relevant information for worker compensation claims on CCIP projects within the assigned region.
  • Conduct, and/or participate in, Post-Incident Reviews for catastrophic incidents, severe injuries and high potential events.
  • Professionally participate in OSHA (and other governing agencies) inspections/investigations; professionally represent IMC and champion IMC’s OSHA Inspection Procedures.
  • Regularly report observed trends, challenges, and barriers to the Corporate Health & Safety Director.
  • Assist the Corporate Health & Safety Director with the planning of, and implementation of, Health and Safety initiatives and events.

Skills & Requirements

 

  • Preferred Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Safety and Health related field; and 5+ year’s job experience in construction industry. Applicants may apply with 5-7 years equivalent job experience in construction industry with collateral role in safety.
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite
  • OSHA Construction 30-Hour Training
  • Preferred OSHA 500/510 trainer certification
  • Excellent communication, planning, organization, problem-solving and analytical skills
  • An ability to effectively interact with all levels of the organization
  • Self-motivated/ capable of working independently without direct supervision.