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Job Summary
The Safety Coordinator is responsible for implementing and overseeing safety programs to minimize occupational hazards and ensure regulatory compliance within construction and low-voltage environments. This role conducts onsite safety orientations, safety meetings, incident investigations, and routine site inspections while ensuring adherence to established safety processes and procedures. The position requires strong knowledge of construction safety practices, effective collaboration with operations teams and general contractors, and a proactive approach to hazard identification and risk mitigation. Job Responsibilities
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Conduct onsite safety orientations, facilitate safety meetings, and ensure compliance with established safety processes and procedures.
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Coordinate safety activities across project sites and collaborate with the general contractor to ensure consistent implementation of safety standards.
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Identify and assess conditions that could lead to accidents, injuries, or financial loss.
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Evaluate the potential severity of injuries and losses resulting from workplace incidents.
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Develop accident-prevention and loss-control programs for integration into operational policies.
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Compile, analyze, and interpret statistical data related to exposure, injuries, illnesses, and accidents, and prepare reports as needed.
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Recommend process and product safety features to reduce exposure to workplace hazards.
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Inspect facilities, tools, and equipment to identify and correct potential hazards and ensure regulatory compliance.
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Investigate accidents, injuries, or occupational illnesses to determine root causes and preventive measures.
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Review plans and specifications to verify that safety requirements are met.
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Document and report findings from inspections and incident investigations, and evaluate the effectiveness of corrective actions.
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Maintain current knowledge of applicable safety policies, regulations, and operational procedures.
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Conduct or facilitate supervisory and field-level safety training for personnel.
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Administer and ensure compliance with safety training policies.
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Lead toolbox talks and collaborate with supervisors to discuss safety standards, violations, lessons learned, and potential hazards.
Job Requirements
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3-5 years of construction safety experience, including at least 3 years in a dedicated construction safety role.
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Strong knowledge of construction environments and safety practices.
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BCSP-related certification or active pursuit of certification, such as CSP, ASP, or CHST.
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OSHA 500 or OSHA 510 certification.
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Ability to stand and walk the job site for extended periods.
Education
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Equiliem
Dec 11, 2025