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Insight Global
Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO)
Career Insights for Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Coordinator
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What they do
An Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Coordinator coordinates environmental health and safety policies, completes workplace and equipment inspections and implements workplace safety programs. Coordinates occupational safety training for employees. Monitors compliance with occupational safety and environmental regulations. May oversee handling of hazardous materials at a company site.
$73,484 / year median in California
+12% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description We are seeking a qualified Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) to ensure safe, compliant operations across our project site. The SSHO will be present on-site with full mobility and access to all major work operations during their shift. This role reports to a senior project (or corporate) official and collaborates closely with the project management team, the local Safety Office (SOH), and various site stakeholders.
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Key Responsibilities:
On-site presence and accessibility- Be physically present at the project site with the ability to access all major work areas and operations during the shift.
- Coordinate with the local SOH Office to align on-site coverage and requirements.
Leadership and reporting:
- Report to a senior project official or corporate leadership.
- Lead safety program delivery in collaboration with the project management team.
Training and qualifications:
- Produce and maintain documentation of OSHA 30-hour training completion (or equivalent) for the role, including:
- OSHA 30-hour General Industry safety training, or
- OSHA 30-hour Construction Industry safety training, or
- An equivalent formal construction or industry safety and health training covering OSHA 30 topics and
EM 385-1-1
requirements, provided by qualified instructors (may be web-based with instructor access).- Experience requirements:
- Demonstrate proof of employment with either: Five (5) years of continuous construction industry safety experience (supervising/managing safety programs, hazard analyses, and controls), or
- Five (5) years of continuous general industry safety experience (supervising/managing safety programs, hazard analyses, and controls), or
- If holding a third-party nationally accredited SOH-related certification (ANSI or NCCA), provide four (4) years of experience.
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