Safety Manager - Columbus, OH

Job Title: Safety Manager

Location: Columbus, OH

Start Date: 6/8/26

Duration: 3-Week Project

Type: 1099 Contractor Compensation

Rate: $52-$55 per hour

Per Diem: None Available

Pay Frequency: Weekly Schedule

Hours: 6:45 AM-3:00 PM

Schedule: Monday-Friday (Potential Saturdays)

Shift: Day Shift Project Scope

The Safety Manager will oversee construction-related activities taking place on the 18th floor of the North Market Towers, specifically within the Equipment Room area. This short-term project requires a strong field presence to monitor active work, ensure compliance with OSHA standards, and support safe execution of tasks in a vertical construction environment.

The role will focus on real-time safety oversight, hazard identification, and coordination with on-site crews and supervision. The Safety Manager will be responsible for maintaining a safe work environment in a high-rise setting, addressing risks associated with elevated work areas, equipment use, and trade coordination. Qualifications

OSHA 500 or OSHA 510 certification

Minimum of 3 years of construction safety experience

Experience supporting active job sites in a field-based safety role Additional Requirements

Ability to work at height in a high-rise construction environment

Strong communication skills with field crews and supervision

Ability to enforce safety standards and address unsafe conditions

Reliable transportation to the job site Key Responsibilities

Oversee and monitor work activities on the 18th floor equipment room area

Enforce OSHA standards and site-specific safety requirements

Conduct job site safety observations and hazard assessments

Address unsafe conditions and stop unsafe work when necessary

Coordinate with supervisors and crews to maintain compliance

Document safety observations, issues, and corrective actions

Support overall site safety efforts during the project duration Skills

Construction Safety Oversight, OSHA Compliance, Hazard Recognition, Field Safety Auditing, Job Site Communication, Risk Mitigation Knowledge Base

This role requires hands-on knowledge of construction safety practices, OSHA regulations, and field-level safety enforcement. The Safety Manager must understand high-rise construction hazards, equipment room risks, and effective communication with crews to maintain a safe and compliant work environment throughout the project. Equal Opportunity

Our client is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and contractors.