Director of Health, Safety, and Environment

Roles & Responsibilities: Own and maintain all aspects of the company health and safety plan including but not limited to updating policies and procedures, communicating and training on new updates, and uploading current policies for contracts/proposals. Stay current with relevant health and safety regulations, codes, and standards and verify that BDI's safety plan is in compliance with local, state, and federal safety regulations. Conduct regular workplace inspections to identify potential hazards and risks. Evaluate the safety and efficiency of tools used by the field staff, including maintenance and programmatic budgeting. Develop relationships with vendors for optimal pricing and coverage. Support senior leadership in incident reviews and independent auditor reviews of policies and procedures. Assess workplace processes, equipment, and systems for safety concerns and update as needed. Effectively communicate with staff and project managers on continuing the safety culture throughout the organization. Ability to represent the organization when meeting with clients for all aspects of the business. Perform regular safety audits to evaluate compliance and effectiveness of safety programs. Generate reports detailing audit findings, recommendations for improvement, and implement changes as required. Develop and implement emergency response plans and procedures. Review and approve job hazard analyses (JHA) prepared by site supervisors and project managers before they mobilize to site. Own, develop, and deliver safety training programs to employees and subcontractors at all levels. Develop and implement safety calendar with annual compliance and training milestones. Conduct refreshers, workshops, and seminars to raise safety best practice awareness. Assess the need for and provide appropriate PPE to employees based on positional needs. Ensure proper usage and maintenance of PPE in compliance with regulations. Communicate safety information to employees through various channels. Prepare health and safety report for quarterly corporate board meetings. Act as the main point of contact for safety-related questions and concerns. Investigate workplace incidents, accidents, near misses, and injuries. Analyze root causes of incidents and develop recommendations to prevent future occurrences. Work with human resources to ensure all injuries and accidents are accurately recorded in OSHA logs and appropriate corrective action is issued.

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in occupational health and safety, environmental science, or equivalent experience in a similar role.10+ years of experience in a health and safety focused role and proven experience (typically 5+ years) as a health and safety director /manager, or similar role. OSHA 30 required; other relevant certifications are a plus (SPRAT, CDL, MEWP, etc.).In-depth knowledge of safety regulations and guidelines, including OSHA standards. Proven experience with construction sites, ropes access and working near/over water a plus. Willing to travel as required to facilitate the scope of the role. Able to lift at least 50 lbs. and work under moderate physical activity as needed in the field. Strong analytical skills and attention to detail to assess hazards and risks effectively. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal. Proficiency in using safety management software and tools. Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team.

Starting Salary: $110,000 - $140,000 per year, dependent on experience