Safety Manager

Job Description

SAFETY MANAGER NEEDED DATA CENTER STEEL ERECTION

Johnstown, OH

$48-$51/HR

$125/Day Per Diem

Approximately 58 Hours/Week

Start: ASAP

1099 Contract 6-Month Project

Steel erection experience is not optional for this one.

We are seeking an experienced, field-driven Safety Manager to oversee steel erection activities on a major data center construction project in Johnstown, Ohio. Turner is the General Contractor, so the selected professional must understand Turner's safety expectations and be comfortable operating within a highly structured GC environment.

This is a strong opportunity for someone who wants consistent hours, a six-month assignment, and a visible role on a high-profile data center project.

WHAT YOU'LL OWN:

• Daily field safety oversight for active steel erection operations

• Fall protection, elevated work, bolting, welding, rigging, cranes, and material handling

• Jobsite inspections, field observations, and immediate hazard correction

• JHAs, pre-task plans, toolbox talks, and safety meetings

• Coordination with steel crews, subcontractor leadership, Turner, and project management

• Incident and near-miss investigations, documentation, and corrective-action tracking

• Verification that crews follow OSHA, project-specific, and Turner safety requirements

• A consistent, highly visible safety presence in the field

WHAT WE NEED:

• 5-10 years of construction safety experience

• Strong, hands-on steel erection safety experience

• Working knowledge of OSHA Subpart R

• Experience with fall protection, cranes, rigging, aerial lifts, and elevated work

• Working knowledge of Turner Construction safety expectations and procedures

• Confidence addressing unsafe work directly and professionally

• Strong field communication, documentation, and contractor-coordination skills

• Ability to work approximately 58 hours per week

THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THIS ROLE:

You know steel erection, understand how a major GC operates, and do not manage safety from a trailer. You can build trust with the craft, communicate effectively with Turner, and keep high-risk work moving without compromising standards.