Construction Project Safety Manager

As a Construction Project Safety Manager at SpawGlass, your primary responsibility is to ensure a safe and healthy work environment for all employees and project partners. You'll supervise personnel on-site, enforce safety procedures, conduct safety assessments, document any safety violations, and implement corrective actions as necessary.

To qualify for the Construction Project Safety Manager position at SpawGlass, you should possess a degree in occupational health and safety or a related field, or have equivalent experience. Additionally, an OSHA 510 certification is required, along with a proven track record in construction safety management.

SpawGlass specializes in a wide range of projects across the commercial and civil market sectors. By joining us as a Construction Project Safety Manager, you will be part of diverse projects that highlight our commitment to quality safety standards.

At SpawGlass, our culture revolves around 'building people.' We believe in promoting from within, which fosters personal and professional growth. We value safety, community partnerships, and shared success through profitability and ownership among our team members.

The primary goals of a Construction Project Safety Manager at SpawGlass include ensuring compliance with safety regulations, promoting a culture of safety among project team members, conducting safety assessments, and striving for Zero Today in our safety initiatives.

SpawGlass is deeply committed to the professional development of its team members. As a Construction Project Safety Manager, you will have numerous opportunities to enhance your skills and grow your career through training and mentorship programs.

SpawGlass provides comprehensive safety training to ensure all employees are well-versed in safety protocols and practices. As a Construction Project Safety Manager, you will oversee this training and ensure that teams adhere to all safety regulations on-site.

When discussing your experience with construction safety management, focus on specific projects you've worked on, detailing the safety protocols you implemented, how you handled safety violations, and the overall impact of your work on project safety outcomes.

Explain the process you follow for conducting safety assessments, including the types of inspections you perform, key safety hazards you look for, and how you document and report your findings to ensure compliance and proper corrective actions.

Share strategies that include regular safety meetings, training sessions, on-site wellness checks, and open lines of communication regarding safety concerns. Highlight your emphasis on teamwork and shared responsibility for maintaining a safe work environment.

It’s important to emphasize your approach, which should include effective communication, identifying the root cause of the disagreement, and collaborating with the involved parties to achieve a resolution that prioritizes safety without compromising productivity.

Prepare a relevant situation where you identified a gap in existing safety measures, implemented changes, and subsequently saw measurable improvements in safety outcomes. Be specific about your actions and the impact on team safety.

Discuss your familiarity with OSHA regulations pertinent to construction safety. Explain how you stay current by attending training sessions, reading updates, or participating in professional organizations focused on construction safety.

Explain your approach to reviewing project contracts for safety obligations, conducting regular audits, and how you communicate contractual requirements to the team to ensure compliance is maintained throughout the project lifecycle.

Describe your training techniques, including hands-on demonstrations, safety workshops, and mentorship. Emphasize the importance of creating a comfortable environment where new hires feel encouraged to ask questions.

Discuss methods for evaluating training effectiveness, such as post-training assessments, on-site observations, and gathering feedback from team members. Highlight how this data informs future training improvements.

Communicate the critical role of communication in all aspects of safety, from reporting hazards to discussing safety updates during meetings. Highlight how transparent and open communication channels help to foster a culture of safety and accountability.