Safety Supervisor

Key Responsibilities

1. Safety Compliance:

• Ensure all construction and real estate development sites comply with local, state, and federal safety regulations and industry standards.
  
• Conduct regular inspections of job sites to identify potential safety hazards, and ensure corrective measures are implemented promptly.
  

2. Risk Assessment:

• Perform site risk assessments and hazard analyses to evaluate safety risks and implement appropriate safety controls.
  
• Review and assess safety protocols for ongoing and new construction projects, including site-specific safety plans (SSSP).
  

3. Safety Training & Awareness:

• Provide training for all on-site workers on safety procedures, proper equipment usage, and emergency response protocols.
  
• Develop and conduct regular safety drills, including fire drills, evacuation exercises, and first aid training.
  

4. Incident Reporting & Investigation:

• Monitor and investigate safety incidents, accidents, or near misses, ensuring proper documentation and root cause analysis.
  
• Work with management to develop corrective actions and preventive measures based on incident reports.
  

5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Oversight:

• Ensure that all workers are properly equipped with necessary PPE (e.g., helmets, gloves, safety vests) and that equipment is maintained in good condition.
  
• Monitor compliance with PPE use across all site activities.
  

6. Health and Safety Documentation:

• Maintain and update safety records, accident reports, inspection logs, and training certifications.
  
• Prepare reports for management on safety performance, trends, and any issues requiring attention.
  

7. Safety Audits and Inspections:

• Conduct regular safety audits on construction and real estate project sites to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
  
• Assist in safety inspections by external authorities and ensure any follow-up actions are completed in a timely manner.
  

8. Emergency Response Coordination:

• Develop and implement emergency response procedures for each project site.
  
• Act as the first responder to any emergencies on site and coordinate with emergency services when required.
  

9. Collaborating with Project Managers:

• Work closely with project managers, foremen, and contractors to ensure safety practices are adhered to at every stage of construction.
  
• Attend regular project meetings to discuss safety issues and provide input on safety-related matters.
  

10. Monitoring Safety Equipment:

• Ensure that all safety equipment (e.g., fire extinguishers, first-aid kits, scaffolding) is available, functional, and properly maintained on-site.
  
• Conduct regular checks to confirm compliance with health and safety standards.
  

11. Continuous Improvement:

• Stay up-to-date with industry best practices, regulations, and emerging safety trends.
  
• Recommend improvements to safety programs, processes, and policies to reduce risks on-site.