Safety Engineer

Role Overview: As the Safety Supervisor for a real estate firm, your main responsibility will be to ensure the safety and compliance of all construction and development projects. You will oversee safety practices at construction sites, conduct inspections, ensure compliance with safety regulations, and provide training to staff and contractors. Your role will focus on minimizing risks and preventing accidents across various real estate development projects. Key Responsibilities: - Oversee safety operations at multiple real estate development and construction sites. - Ensure that safety standards and protocols are followed by all workers, contractors, and visitors at the site. - Conduct site-specific risk assessments and identify potential hazards during the construction and development phases. - Implement corrective actions to address hazards and ensure a safe working environment for all site personnel. - Ensure compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), local building codes, and other relevant safety regulations specific to construction and real estate. - Perform regular safety inspections on construction sites, ensuring that safety measures, equipment, and emergency protocols are in place and being followed. - Investigate any safety-related incidents, accidents, or near-misses on construction sites. - Conduct regular safety training sessions for employees, contractors, and subcontractors. - Ensure that all construction equipment and machinery are properly maintained and safe to use. - Develop and implement emergency evacuation plans for construction sites. - Maintain accurate records of all safety audits, inspections, incidents, and training sessions. - Collaborate with project managers, architects, engineers, and other stakeholders to integrate safety considerations into project planning and design. Qualifications Required: - Education: Bachelor's degree in Occupational Health and Safety, Construction Management, or a related field is preferred. - Certifications: Safety certifications such as OSHA 30-hour Construction, NEBOSH, or Certified Safety Professional (CSP) will be a plus. - Experience: 2 years of experience in safety supervision, specifically in the real estate or construction industry. (Note: The additional details of the company were not provided in the job description.),