Safety Coordinator

At Mowery, we know providing a remarkable construction experience requires a lot of hard work. But we also know the experience should be rewarding and fun, too. Are you looking for a rewarding construction career with a company committed to building a workplace where solid teamwork, collaboration and accountability are at the forefront of our interactions with each other, and with our clients? Mowery is seeking a Safety Coordinator to jumpstart their career and join the team. Why join Mowery’s Team? Because we work hard (and play hard too)! We believe in growing our team in strategic ways and are constantly seeking employees who align with our culture and Foundations. We know happy team members equal more productive employees. Plus, when a team enjoys spending time together, they work together more collaboratively. What other Mowery benefits can you expect? Health benefits, Wellness Program, and Employee Assistance Program Competitive 401k Plan with Company Match Vacation Training & Learning Opportunities Work/Life Balance Employee Focused Fun! Job duties: Support implementation and administration of company safety programs, policies, and procedures Assist with OSHA and regulatory compliance efforts Participate in field safety inspections and help identify/correct unsafe conditions and behaviors Track inspection findings and follow up on corrective actions with project teams Assist with incident investigations and documentation Help coordinate and maintain employee safety training programs and records Conduct or assist with new hire safety orientations and toolbox talks Support development of project-specific safety plans and Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) Maintain safety documentation, reports, metrics, and compliance records Assist with subcontractor safety evaluations and performance tracking Help research and implement updated construction safety training and best practices Support Quality Management and Quality Control initiatives as directed Communicate effectively with field personnel, project managers, and subcontractors to promote a proactive safety culture Stay informed on current construction safety trends, regulations, and industry standards Performs other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Education/Certifications Bachelor’s Degree in Safety Science or related field OSHA 30 Preferred A valid Driver’s License First Aid/CPR trainer preferred Experience Two to Five years of experience in safety practices as they relate to construction