Project Safety Manager - Demopolis, AL
- Demopolis, AL, United States
From $57 USD / hour
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Job details
- Pay
- From $57 USD / hour
- Experience
- โ Minimum 5 Years of Construction and Industrial/Manufacturing Safety Experience
- Working hours
- 84 Hours Per Week
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Project Safety Manager
๐ Location: Demopolis, AL ๐ Duration: January 18, 2027 - February 12, 2027 | 26 Days ๐ Type: 1099 Contractor
Compensation & Schedule
๐ฐ Pay Rate: $57/hr ๐จ Per Diem: $125/Day | 7 Days Per Week ๐ Mobilization Stipend: $500 One-Time ๐ฏ Completion Bonus: $150/month ๐ต Pay Frequency: Weekly ๐ Schedule: Monday-Sunday | 6:00 PM-6:00 AM | Night Shift ๐ Weekly Project Hours: 84 Hours Per Week
Why This Opportunity?
Join an above-ground mining/cement plant outage project in Demopolis, AL supporting a concentrated 26-day shutdown involving conveyor replacements, mechanical installations, and associated construction activities.
The Project Safety Manager will provide hands-on field safety oversight throughout the outage, working directly with contractors and site management to monitor compliance and support safe execution of the work.
This position requires a safety professional comfortable in a heavy industrial environment with knowledge of confined space, excavation, fall protection, industrial hygiene, mechanical installation, and conveyor replacement activities.
Required Qualifications
โ OSHA 510 Minimum โ Minimum 5 Years of Construction and Industrial/Manufacturing Safety Experience โ Current MSHA Part 46 Certification โ Ability to Have a Signed 5000-23 Certificate Prior to Start โ Strong Knowledge of Confined Space, Excavation, Fall Protection, and Industrial Hygiene โ Experience Supporting Outages, Shutdowns, Conveyor Replacements, Mechanical Installations, or Heavy Industrial Projects
Preferred Qualifications
โญ Cement Plant Experience โญ Above-Ground Mining Safety Experience โญ Outage or Shutdown Safety Experience โญ Conveyor Replacement Experience โญ Heavy Industrial Mechanical Construction Experience
What You'll Be Doing
- Provide daily field safety oversight throughout the cement plant outage
- Maintain a strong and highly visible presence in active work areas
- Monitor contractor safety compliance
- Conduct field safety observations and identify potential hazards
- Provide safety oversight for conveyor replacement activities
- Support safety associated with mechanical installations and related construction work
- Monitor confined-space activities
- Monitor excavation activities
- Reinforce fall-protection requirements
- Monitor industrial hygiene exposures
- Work directly with contractors and site management
- Support safe execution of outage and shutdown activities
- Reinforce applicable project and site safety requirements throughout the outage
Technical Knowledge
Candidates should have working knowledge of:
- MSHA Part 46
- OSHA Construction Safety
- Heavy Industrial Safety
- Above-Ground Mining Safety
- Cement Plant Safety
- Outage & Shutdown Safety
- Conveyor Replacement Activities
- Mechanical Installation Safety
- Confined Space
- Excavation Safety
- Fall Protection
- Industrial Hygiene
- Contractor Safety Oversight
- Field Hazard Recognition
What Success Looks Like
The ideal candidate is a hands-on, field-focused Project Safety Manager with at least 5 years of construction and industrial/manufacturing safety experience who can operate effectively during a high-hour outage schedule.
Success in this role requires maintaining a strong field presence, monitoring contractor compliance, proactively identifying hazards, and effectively supporting conveyor replacements, mechanical installations, confined space, excavation, fall protection, and industrial hygiene activities throughout the outage.
Apply Today
Qualified candidates should submit a resume for immediate review.
Please ensure your resume clearly reflects experience directly related to the project's scope of work. Experience with MSHA Part 46, 5000-23, cement plants, above-ground mining, outages, shutdowns, conveyor replacements, mechanical installations, confined space, excavation, and fall protection should be clearly identified.
Interviews are actively being scheduled for qualified candidates.