Construction Jobsite Safety Officer

Job description may include:

Writing safety plans for government construction projects.
Plan, implement safety policy and procedures in Compliance with Federal/State rules and regulations.
Manage safety submittal dealing with Government contracts and Civil Projects.
Interpret and apply regulatory requirements applicable to the project scope of work.
Develop site-specific safety programs/plans to include emergency actions, response, evacuation and security plans.
Conduct Safety training, as required, as well as New Hire Safety training.
Lead accident investigation and prepares materials and evidence for organization hearings. Compiles and submit reports required by regulatory agencies.
Inspect premises/buildings to detect existing or potential accident and health hazards, determines corrective or preventive measures.
Maintain OSHA log and Workers compensation reporting.
Other duties as assigned

Never underestimate the value of a contingency plan, the worse the problem the more important your plan.

Safety training is often not on the top of mind but it is a critical activity that could save your business an incalculable amount of time and money when disaster strikes.

No one thinks about the cost of insurance until they need it, and safety training is the same.

Creating a comprehensive plan and proactively training your employees is a legal responsibility and provides incalculable savings when you need it most.

Fill out the email below to see how you can start taking the steps to prepare and protect your business from a costly unsafe working environment.