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Apollo Mechanical National Projects Division has an immediate opening for a self-motivated Site Safety Manager to help build and be a key member of a high functioning construction project team in Los Alamos NM.
Job Responsibility:
Coordinate and administer Site Safety Programs for compliance with federal, state, local and company safety and occupational health standards and procedures
Provide safety resource support for assigned operating units including training and permitting
Lead or participate in incident investigations, emergency response
Conduct site inspections (track all corrective actions to closure)
Perform job safety analysis
Maintain jobsite/specific documentation
Carry out any additional assignments deemed appropriate by the Health & Safety Manager
Provide overall Safety and Health Leadership to ensure all employees return ‘Home Health - Home Safe’ each shift
Develop a close and effective working relationship with the project team, including but not limited to frontline workers, field supervision and department management
Requirements:
Strong computer knowledge and skills
Strong attention to detail
Excellent organizational skills
Strong tracking and follow up skills
Working knowledge of DOE and/or regulatory requirements related to safety and industrial hygiene in a construction environment
Working knowledge of OSHA 1926 Safety and Health Regulations for Construction and OSHA 1910 General Industry
Working knowledge and ability to apply the hierarchy of controls to eliminate or mitigate hazards
Experience and skill in the preparation and communication of safety and industrial hygiene technical information to technical and non-technical personnel
A college degree (Associates, Bachelor, Masters) in Occupational Safety and Health or other related fields of study in Occupational Health, Environmental or Safety Sciences (e.g. Industrial Hygiene, Fire Protection, Environmental Protection). Previous experience (6 months minimum) in safety, health, environmental or emergency response area is also required
or Professional certification as an Occupational Health Safety Technologist (OHST), Construction Safety Health Technologist (CHST), from the Council on Certification of Health, Environmental, and Safety Technologists (CCHEST) or Associate Safety Professional (ASP) or Certified Safety Professional (CSP) from Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BSCP). Previous experience in safety, health, environmental, or emergency response (6 months minimum) is also required
or Five (5) years of work experience in the construction environment where 100% of the position’s day-to-day job functions entailed safety, health, or environmental protection
A Certificate of Completion from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Outreach Training Program for either of the following courses preferred: OSHA 500 Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry
OSHA 501 Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry
Nice to have:
Professional certification such as ASP, CSP, or CIH
Experience working in a Category II Nuclear Operating Facility
Knowledge and application of Integrated Safety Management, Integrated Work Management, and other DOE industrial hygiene and safety procedures in a construction environment
Experience identifying, applying, and interpreting federal codes, standards, and regulations in safety and IH program areas, including construction safety, chemical safety, beryllium, exposure assessment
Working knowledge and application of techniques and procedures for industrial hygiene exposure assessment
Working knowledge and application of techniques and procedures for industrial hygiene exposure assessment (both qualitative and quantitative), to include sampling and sampling techniques/instrumentation, sample analysis, and selection/implementation of controls
Experience implementing a respiratory protection program
Experience working in a radiological facility
Ability to obtain badging and maintain a Department of Energy security clearance