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Construction Site Safety Specialist

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A Construction Safety Specialist completes workplace and equipment inspections at construction sites and monitors safety practices and procedures at construction projects. Audits construction sites for potential hazards, reviews employee safety and equipment training and monitors subcontractors.

$80,048 / year median in Arizona

+19% projected growth

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About the Role We are seeking a dedicated Site Safety Specialist to oversee risk mitigation and regulatory compliance on large-scale commercial construction projects. You will serve as a vital advocate for workforce well-being, ensuring that all personnel operate within established safety frameworks to prevent incidents and maintain project continuity. Responsibilities Champion a culture of safety by proactively identifying hazards and coaching teams on best practices to reduce workplace risks. Conduct thorough investigations into any on-site incidents or near-misses to determine root causes and implement corrective actions. Monitor daily operations to ensure strict adherence to OSHA standards and site-specific safety protocols. Facilitate safety briefings and training sessions to keep the workforce informed and prepared for evolving site conditions. Maintain comprehensive documentation of safety audits, inspections, and incident reports to ensure project transparency. Collaborate with project management to integrate safety planning into the construction lifecycle, directly impacting project efficiency and worker protection. Qualifications Required Skills Current OSHA 30-Hour Construction certification. Professional fluency in both English and Spanish to effectively communicate safety directives to a diverse workforce. Minimum of 4 years of hands-on experience managing safety on large-scale commercial construction sites. Legal authorization to work in the United States. Preferred Skills Proven track record in incident prevention and hazard mitigation. Strong analytical skills for evaluating site safety data and trends. Excellent interpersonal skills to foster a collaborative and safety-conscious environment.