Senior Safety Manager - Commercial Construction
- Fort Worth, TX, United States
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- Experience
- 8+ years of construction safety experience, ideally with a commercial general contractor
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
An established, employee-owned commercial general contractor in North Texas is looking for a Senior Safety Manager to lead safety across a busy portfolio of projects. You'll set the tone for safety culture in the field, coach project teams and trade partners, and be a trusted partner to operations leadership.
What You'll Do
- Lead the safety program across multiple commercial projects in North Texas
- Conduct site inspections, audits and hazard assessments, and follow through on corrective actions
- Train and mentor field teams, safety staff and trade partners on safe work practices
- Investigate incidents and near misses, track trends and drive prevention plans
- Review subcontractor safety plans and site-specific safety requirements
- Keep projects in compliance with OSHA and company standards
What You Bring
- 8+ years of construction safety experience, ideally with a commercial general contractor
- Experience overseeing safety on multiple large commercial projects
- OSHA 500/510 and CPR/First Aid; CHST or CSP a strong plus
- Strong communication skills and the ability to coach at every level, from craft to leadership
- A degree in occupational safety, construction management or a related field, or equivalent experience
What We Offer
- Competitive pay and benefits
- An employee-owned company culture with long-term career growth
- Leadership that takes safety seriously and backs you up in the field
Candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S. No sponsorship is available.
Advance your career in construction. Apply today and send your resume to Jenn LaQua, your construction recruiter at GPAC.
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Skills
- Leadership
- Inspection
- Regulatory compliance
- CPR
- First Aid
- Communication skills
- Construction management