Safety Manager – Mission Critical

Ryan Companies US, Inc.

. Interface closely with the Mission Critical Campus General Superintendent, project Field Managers, and lead the safety program across all construction activities on a mission critical campus .

Posted 10/30/2026full-timeUnited StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive experience in safety management within mission critical environments, ensuring compliance with OSHA regulations and industry standards. Proficient in developing safety training programs, conducting inspections, and managing claims related to workplace incidents.

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Safety Management ExperienceOSHA ComplianceNational Electrical Code: NFPA 70EClaims ManagementBoard-Certified Safety Credential

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Hard Skills

Safety Program ManagementLockout Tag Out ProceduresAccident InvestigationData Analytics for Operational ImprovementConstruction Techniques and Documentation

Soft Skills

Oral CommunicationWritten CommunicationTeam ManagementIndependent Work

Tools & Technologies

ISN DatabaseAvetta DatabaseSafety Training Curriculum Development

Certifications & Qualifications

CSPGSPCIHASPCHSTOSHA 500 CertificationFirst Aid-CPR AED Certification

Industry Keywords

Mission Critical ProjectsConstruction SafetyWorkers' CompensationHazardous Energy ControlHigh-Risk Activity Planning

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Interface closely with the Mission Critical Campus General Superintendent, project Field Managers, and lead the safety program across all construction activities on a mission critical campus
Serve as technical advisor to Safety Professionals, Field Supervision, and Subcontractors
Contribute to safety and health program management, design, and continual improvement
Monitor campus construction activities and advise management on compliance with applicable regulatory rules, regulations, and laws
Assist with safety training curriculum development and teach training sessions
Assist the project Energy Marshall with campus LOTO program compliance
Establish and maintain centralized Lockout Tag Out procedures with campus entities
Participate in high-risk activity planning and review high-risk SOWs, SOPs, and MOPs
Verify qualifications, training, and PPE for personnel performing work
Direct and assist investigations of serious accidents, major property damage, and public incidents
Analyze investigative data and develop preventive measures to eliminate or control hazards and liability
Assist with claims management, workers’ compensation, property, general liability, and auto insurance matters
Report claims and assist with return-to-work coordination
Maintain accident statistics and prepare regulatory accident reports
Develop and distribute safety training and statistical performance materials
Develop databases and data analytics supporting operational improvement and zero-incident initiatives
Participate in the Corporate Safety Committee and lead the project Safety Committee
Conduct safety program evaluations and regular jobsite, equipment, and materials inspections
Provide safety training and technical support to mission critical project supervision
Assist with drug and alcohol testing programs
Coordinate medical treatment facilities for injured workers
Interface with OSHA, coordinate OSHA consultation visits, and participate in OSHA fines and citation meetings

Requirements

What you’ll need

At least 5+ years of successful safety management experience with mission critical projects
Ability to work independently and productively with others
Ability to manage other safety personnel on the project
Good working understanding of OSHA related to mission critical projects
Experience ensuring compliance with National Electrical Code: NFPA 70E
Experience in a mission critical environment setting and with industry standards and practices
Knowledge of the Control of Hazardous Energy in complex mission critical infrastructures
Knowledge of construction techniques, terminology, and documentation such as blueprints, electrical one-lines, and construction drawings
Good working knowledge of workers’ compensation and claims management
Good working knowledge of third-party contractor management databases such as ISN and Avetta
Good oral communication and written skills
Board-certified safety credential from a nationally recognized organization (CSP, GSP, CIH, ASP, or CHST) and 3–5 years of construction safety management experience, or current OSHA 500 Certification and six years of full-time construction safety management experience
Current First Aid-CPR AED Certification from a nationally recognized organization
Ability to temporarily locate to the project location
Verification of employment authorization to work in the U.S.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive Salary
Medical, Dental and Vision Benefits
Retirement and Savings Benefits
Flexible Spending and Health Savings Accounts
Life Insurance
Short-Term and Long-Term Disability
Educational Assistance
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Employee Assistance and Wellness Programs
Family Planning & Parenting Benefits
Employee Discount Programs
Pet insurance
Charitable Donation Matching
Volunteer Time Off (VTO)
Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)