Safety Manager

Job Title: Safety Manager Location: Edgerton, KS Start Date: ASAP Duration: Project-based Type: ASAP Compensation Rate: $50 - $54/hr Per Diem: None Available Pay Frequency: Weekly Schedule Hours: 50-60 hours/week Schedule: Monday-Friday, with some Saturdays dependent on site needs Shift: 0700-1730 Project Scope The Safety Manager will oversee day-to-day safety operations on a large-scale construction project in Edgerton, KS. The project involves HVAC installation, plumbing, piping, and facility renovation, with field crews of up to 60 personnel. This position will maintain a strong field presence, conducting site walks, inspections, and compliance audits while working directly with project leadership, employees, and subcontractors. The Safety Manager will identify hazards, drive corrective actions, deliver safety training, and help ensure work is performed in accordance with project requirements and applicable OSHA standards. The role will also support incident investigations, injury and illness case management, equipment inspections, and ongoing safety meetings throughout the project. Qualifications CHST certification minimum Construction safety experience Experience conducting jobsite safety inspections and compliance audits Ability to identify hazards and coordinate corrective actions Ability to effectively coach field personnel on safe work practices Additional Requirements Ability to work 50-60 hours per week Availability Monday-Friday and some Saturdays based on site needs Ability to support field crews of up to 60 personnel Comfortable working in an active construction and facility-renovation environment Key Responsibilities Conduct daily site safety walks, inspections, and compliance audits. Lead employee safety orientations, OSHA 10/30, and job‑specific safety training. Monitor subcontractor compliance with project and regulatory safety requirements. Identify jobsite hazards and develop corrective action plans with project leadership. Support incident investigations and injury/illness case management. Inspect tools, equipment, lifts, forklifts, and fall protection equipment. Facilitate and evaluate daily safety meetings and weekly toolbox talks. Coach employees on safe work practices and address unsafe behaviors. Maintain an active field presence and communicate safety concerns to project leadership. Skills Construction safety management Hazard identification and mitigation Jobsite inspections and audits Safety training and orientations Subcontractor safety oversight Incident investigation support Corrective action management Fall protection and equipment inspection Field safety coaching Safety communication Knowledge Base Strong working knowledge of construction safety practices, OSHA requirements, hazard recognition, fall protection, powered industrial equipment, lifts, hand and power tools, incident investigation, safety training, subcontractor oversight, and corrective action processes. Familiarity with the safety considerations associated with HVAC, plumbing, piping, and facility renovation work is important for success in this position. Equal Opportunity The hiring company is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and contractors. #J-18808-Ljbffr