Oversee daily safety for a low-voltage network and communications cabling construction project. Conduct inspections, JSAs/JHAs, risk assessments, toolbox talks, orientations, training, and incident investigations. Monitor contractors and subcontractors, enforce OSHA and company policies, maintain safety documentation, and coordinate safety requirements between Korean- and English-speaking teams. This is an on-site contract role in Jeffersonville, Ohio.
Company Description
Location: Jeffersonville, OH
Employment Type: Contract
Contract Term: 5+ Months
Compensation: $11,000/month + Expense Reimbursement
Language: Korean/English Bilingual Required
OSHA 510 Required
We are seeking an experienced Safety Manager to support a network and communication cabling / low-voltage construction project in Jeffersonville, OH.
The Safety Manager will be responsible for overseeing day-to-day site safety, ensuring compliance with OSHA requirements and company safety policies, and working closely with project management, contractors, subcontractors, and field personnel to maintain a safe working environment.
The ideal candidate will have hands-on construction site safety experience, preferably supporting low-voltage, network infrastructure, telecommunications cabling, electrical, or similar installation projects.
Oversee daily safety activities for low-voltage network and communication cabling construction
- Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, site-specific safety requirements, and company safety policies
- Conduct daily site safety inspections and identify potential hazards
- Perform Job Safety Analysis (JSA/JHA), risk assessments, and corrective-action follow-up
- Conduct safety orientations, toolbox talks, and safety meetings
- Monitor contractors and subcontractors for compliance with safety procedures
- Ensure proper use of PPE and safe work practices
- Monitor safety related to ladder use, elevated work, material handling, electrical exposure, cable installation, and other construction activities
- Investigate incidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions and prepare appropriate reports
- Maintain safety documentation, inspection records, training records, and incident reports
- Coordinate closely with Project Managers, site leadership, contractors, and employees
- Communicate safety requirements between Korean-speaking and English-speaking project teams
- Promote a proactive safety culture throughout the project
- OSHA 30 certification required
- Previous experience as a Safety Manager, Safety Supervisor, EHS Manager, or similar construction safety professional
- Hands-on construction site safety experience
- Experience supporting low-voltage, network/communication cabling, telecommunications, electrical, or related construction projects strongly preferred
- Strong knowledge of OSHA construction safety regulations
- Experience conducting site inspections, JSA/JHA, toolbox talks, safety training, and incident investigations
- Ability to work effectively with contractors, subcontractors, Project Managers, and field personnel
- Strong safety documentation and reporting skills
- Korean/English bilingual required
- Ability to work on-site in Jeffersonville, OH for the duration of the project
Preferred Qualifications
- OSHA 30
- Experience with network infrastructure or structured cabling installation projects
- Previous safety experience on large-scale industrial, manufacturing, data center, or technology infrastructure construction projects
- Experience coordinating safety requirements with Korean corporate/project teams
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
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