Safety Manager

Success in this role requires providing visible leadership in the field, building strong relationships with craft personnel and supervision, proactively identifying hazards, maintaining regulatory compliance, and ensuring painting and coating operations are executed safely throughout all second-shift activities. Experience with nuclear facilities, industrial coatings, paint removal, swing-stage scaffolding, respiratory protection, fall protection, AHAs, JHAs, and field safety oversight should be clearly identified.

Construction Safety Manager (Second Shift) Location: Three Mile Island, PA Duration: 9 Months (Start: Immediate Need) Type: 1099 ContractorCompensation & Schedule Pay Rate: $60/hr Per Diem: $150/Day Completion Bonus: $150/month Pay Frequency: Weekly Schedule: Monday-Sunday | 3:00 PM - 1:00 AM | 70 Hours Per Week Additional Schedule Details: Second-shift lead safety position supporting outage-style work at an active nuclear facility.Why This Opportunity?Join a contractor supporting a nuclear facility maintenance and restoration project at Three Mile Island, PA. Project scope includes paint removal, surface preparation, industrial coatings, swing-stage scaffold operations, and elevated work activities.The Construction Safety Manager will provide field safety oversight for painting and coating crews while supporting AHAs, JHAs, pre-task planning, toolbox talks, and day-to-day safety compliance throughout the project.Required Qualifications 4-Year Degree in Safety and/or BCSP Certification (CHST Minimum) Previous Nuclear Site Experience Required Experience Supporting Industrial Painting, Coatings, and Paint Removal Operations Knowledge of Needle Gunning Operations Experience with Swing-Stage Scaffolding and Elevated Work Activities Strong Understanding of Fall Protection Programs Experience with Respiratory Protection Programs Knowledge of Heat Stress Management and Noise Exposure Controls Ability to Lead and Support AHAs, JHAs, Toolbox Talks, and Pre-Task Planning Must Pass Required Background Check and Drug Screen Must Be Clean Shaven and Able to Wear a RespiratorPreferred Qualifications CSP, ASP, CHST, or Other BCSP Credential Nuclear Outage Experience Industrial Maintenance Experience Coatings and Corrosion Control Experience Scaffold Competent Person Training Experience Supporting Utility or Power Generation FacilitiesWhat You'll Be DoingServe as the lead safety representative for all second-shift operationsProvide direct field safety oversight for paint removal, surface preparation, and industrial coating activitiesLead daily safety meetings, toolbox talks, AHAs, JHAs, and pre-task planning discussionsMonitor work involving needle gunning, swing-stage scaffolding, elevated work, fall protection, respiratory protection, heat stress, and noise exposure hazardsIdentify hazards in the field and develop corrective actions with project supervision and craft leadershipCoordinate closely with the Project Manager, Superintendent, and client representativesServe as the primary safety liaison during second-shift operationsMentor field personnel and reinforce project safety expectationsConduct audits, observations, inspections, and compliance reviewsParticipate in incident investigations and corrective action implementationMaintain project safety documentation and reporting requirementsPromote a proactive safety culture while providing leadership and direction to the workforceTechnical KnowledgeCandidates should have working knowledge of:Industrial Coatings & Paint Removal OperationsNuclear Facility Safety RequirementsOSHA Construction StandardsSwing-Stage Scaffold OperationsFall Protection & Elevated WorkRespiratory Protection ProgramsHeat Stress Monitoring & PreventionIndustrial Noise Exposure ControlsNeedle Gunning and Surface Preparation ActivitiesActivity Hazard Analyses (AHAs)Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs)Incident Investigation & Corrective ActionsConstruction Risk Assessment & MitigationWhat Success Looks LikeThe ideal candidate is a strong field leader with nuclear construction experience who can independently manage second-shift safety operations in a highly regulated environment.Success in this role requires providing visible leadership in the field, building strong relationships with craft personnel and supervision, proactively identifying hazards, maintaining regulatory compliance, and ensuring painting and coating operations are executed safely throughout all second-shift activities.Apply TodayQualified candidates should submit a resume for immediate review.Please ensure your resume clearly reflects experience directly related to the project's scope of work, including the specific trades, activities, and project types you have supported. Experience with nuclear facilities, industrial coatings, paint removal, swing-stage scaffolding, respiratory protection, fall protection, AHAs, JHAs, and field safety oversight should be clearly identified.Interviews are actively being scheduled for qualified candidates.