Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) for USACE Project

Job Description

Job Description

Position Description: IAP Government Services Group is a National Construction Management firm with an immediate opening for a Site Safety Manager. IAPs successful project performance is driven by our objective to deliver quality projects that are completed on time and within budget while exceeding the expectations of our clients. The Quality Assurance/Control responsibilities is to effectively lead the construction team and ensure they have all the resources they need. Position Responsibilities: \tConducts and carries out portions of daily inspection of site work, building construction work, document discrepancies, code violations, improper materials, or technique in the application of materials, substandard or poor-quality workmanship, monitors schedules on various aspects of ongoing daily activities to identify and mitigate slippage and coordinate project phasing.
\tReviews submittals and RFIs, maintains accurate and complete job files including as-built drawings and specification, identifies progress delays and recommends appropriate corrective measures to the Project Manager and/or Superintendent.
\tConduct or attend weekly progress meetings to monitor project status, schedule, discuss problems, and resolve issues accordingly.
\tReview the testing/inspection reports submitted and approve/disapprove
\tKeep thorough records of all construction related matters.
\tPerform daily quality control reports.
\tMaintaining list(s) of observed defects and omissions.
\tPrepare punch lists and coordinate resolutions of punch list items.
\tAvailable to work after normal duty hours, on nights from 5pm to 7am and/or weekend as the project requires.
\tMust be able to communicate fluently in English.
\tEnsure installed work is consistent with the approved submittals to make recommendations for final approval of installed work.
\tUtilizing computerized management systems applications, processing request for information, maintaining an inventory of materials, supplies and equipment and monitoring the quantity of materials used.
\tObserve work being conducted by subcontractors for proper installation and application of construction materials.
\tReview samples of equipment and materials to be utilized for construction and provide analysis.
\tMaintain mark-ups set of project plans and specifications for future as-built drawings.
\tCompile deficiency logs and follow up on correction.
\tCoordinate inspections.
\tCoordinate testing and commission work.
\tTake digital photos of construction progress throughout the duration of the project.
\tClose out activities: warranty and O&M
\tPerform additional assignments per supervisors direction. Compile deficiency logs and follow up on correction.
\tCoordinate inspections.
\tCoordinate testing and commission work.
\tTake digital photos of construction progress throughout the duration of the project.
\tClose out activities: warranty and O&M
\tPerform additional assignments per supervisors direction.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Site Safety and Health Officer (SSHO) for USACE Project - \tBachelors degree in: Construction Management, Engineering, related field - OR
\t5 years of construction safety experience, OR 3 years of safety experience with a safety-related degree or professional certification (e.g., CSP, CIH)\tOSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety training (within the past 5 years)
\tEM 385-1-1 (40-Hour) course completion (preferred)
\tFirst Aid/CPR certification (current)
\tAbility to prepare and manage:
Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs)
Activity Hazard Analyses (AHAs)
Site-specific safety plans
Daily safety reports and inspections
Familiarity with USACE standards, RMS, and federal safety compliance\tExcellent communication and organizational skills
Job Details: Attractive Compensation Package
$60,000.00 - $80,000.00 Annually