Job Summary – Field Safety

The Field Safety Coordinator plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of our field employees, subcontractors and overall worksite. The Field Safety Coordinator will collaborate closely with project managers, supervisors, and field personnel to continuously improve safety practices and compliance. Primary responsibilities include developing, implementing and enforcing safety protocols and procedures to minimize hazards and promote a culture of safety excellence through the below outlined duties.

Responsibilities

• Identify hazards and correct in real time
• Work with the team to create solutions to identified hazards
• Anticipate hazards through thorough understanding of work scope and upcoming activities
• Ensure compliance with all relevant state, local and federal regulations
• Accurately communicate daily headcount, including subcontractors to relevant parties
• Utilize SafetyCulture to complete 1 site safety inspection per day that accurately captures any observed hazards or deficiencies
• Communicates efficiently with Safety Director to relay site safety needs, concerns, issues, or ideas for best practices
• Implements best practices and advancements as driven by Safety Director
• Collaborates with other safety personnel for problem solving and best practice sharing
• Follows the proper chain of command for internal and external communications
• Oversees any work that requires a permit to ensure permit requirements are being met
• Conducts hands on equipment training for employees
• Ensures employees have appropriate training
• Conduct, participate in and properly document incident investigations including property damage, near miss, first aid and medical treatment events
• Oversee and conduct JHA and morning toolbox talks
• Identify high risk and non routine activities and participate in the documentation and completion of pre planning documents
• Ensure completion and participate in equipment inspections
• Additional responsibilities not outlined in this document may be relayed and are expected to be embraced