Job Description
The Site Safety Manager/Coordinators will have experience with monitoring assigned construction sites in the NYC area and enforce compliance with government regulations, acts and standards. This individual must currently possess a New York City Department of Buildings Site Safety Manager License. Candidates without an active license will not be considered.
NYC DOB Site Safety Manager or Coordinator License, FDNY Construction Site Fire Safety Manager Certification, Supervisor SST Card - 62 Hours id required.
Candidates applying without the above referenced required licenses / certifications will not be considered.
SITE SAFETY MANAGER RESPONSIBILITIES:
Duties as required by Chapter 33 of the 2014 NYC Building Code
Duties as required by Chapter 8 and Chapter 14 of the FDNY Code
Duties as required by 1926 OSHA Standards for Construction
Ensure compliance for the safety of site workers and general public
Develop safety kick-off presentations and conduct on-site orientations and pre-shift meetings
Conduct daily site safety inspections, safety assessments and safety audits
Investigate all accidents and complete all required paperwork
Conduct risk assessments
Make recommendations concerning the modification, improvement, or removal of any company equipment, facilities, or machinery that is hazardous to employee safety or health
Compile daily, weekly, and monthly reports as requested by management or customer
Serve as company liaison with Overseeing Municipalities, OSHA, Insurance carriers and other regulatory agencies
Maintain all safety related documentation
EDUCATION/QUALIFICATIONS:
Fluent in English, written and verbal
Ability to teach and train others on safety program
Ability to plan and implement projects
Ability to identify known potential exposures and recommending corrective action
Ability to read and understand drawings and specifications
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel)
Minimum three (3) years of construction safety management experience
Working knowledge of construction safety principles, techniques and methods
Knowledge of OSHA-CFR 1926 "Construction Safety & Health", the New York City Department of Buildings Construction Safety requirements, Chapter 33 and FDNY Code Chapter 14