About this opportunity
Engtal lists this Construction Safety Manager opportunity in boston, Massachusetts. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Safety Manager | Civil & Utility Construction
New England | Regional Travel
The Opportunity
Join a growing civil and utility contractor that has built significant momentum across the Northeast and is continuing to expand its team, geographic footprint, and project portfolio.
The company specializes in critical infrastructure, with work spanning electric transmission and distribution, underground utilities, substations, renewable energy, site development, excavation, and complex civil construction.
They are looking for an experienced Safety Manager to help support projects throughout New England, with some potential travel into the Mid-Atlantic.
Why Join?
Growing contractor with a strong pipeline of utility and infrastructure work
Work on critical energy projects throughout the Northeast
Join a business where safety has a genuine voice and isn't simply a box-checking function
Work directly alongside project leadership, superintendents, foremen, and field crews
Variety of projects and locations rather than being tied permanently to one site
Opportunity to take on greater responsibility as the company continues to grow
Strong long-term career potential within an expanding organization
What You'll Be Doing
This is a field-oriented position focused on keeping projects and crews operating safely.
You'll conduct site inspections and audits, support project-specific safety planning, review JHAs/JSAs, lead training and toolbox talks, investigate incidents and near misses, manage documentation and corrective actions, and ensure compliance with OSHA and company safety standards.
Just as importantly, you'll work directly with field teams to build a strong safety culture. They want someone who can coach and educate crews, earn credibility in the field, identify risk before it becomes a problem, and hold people accountable when necessary.
What They're Looking For
Construction safety experience within civil, utility, electrical, or another self-perform construction environment
Electric transmission and distribution experience is highly attractive, but not required
Strong heavy civil, underground utility, excavation, sitework, or energy infrastructure experience will translate well
Comfortable working directly with field crews and project leadership
Willingness to travel throughout New England based on project needs
OSHA training and certifications such as CHST, ASP, CSP, or similar are beneficial
Practical field experience, communication skills, and the ability to influence people are more important than simply having certifications
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Worksite address
boston, MA, 02298, US
Who can apply
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