Site Safety Manager - Cheterfield, VA
Sheakley Workforce Staffing
2 days ago
Contract
On-site
Chesterfield, Virginia, United States
$50 - $56 USD hourly
Safety Jobs
Job Title: Site Safety Manager
Location: Chesterfield, VA
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 40 Weeks
Type: 1099 Contractor
Location: Chesterfield, VA
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 40 Weeks
Type: 1099 Contractor
Compensation
π² Rate: $50 - $56/HR
π½ Per Diem: $125/PD
πΈ Pay Frequency: Weekly
π½ Per Diem: $125/PD
πΈ Pay Frequency: Weekly
Schedule
π Hours: 40 hours per week
π Schedule: Project-based schedule
π Shift: Day Shift
π Schedule: Project-based schedule
π Shift: Day Shift
Project Scope
The Site Safety Manager will support an environmental remediation project in Chesterfield, VA focused on addressing PFAS contamination in impacted soil and groundwater. Work includes containment, removal, handling, and treatment activities performed under strict environmental, hazardous-material, and site safety controls.
This position will provide dedicated site safety leadership throughout field operations, working closely with project management, supervision, contractors, and field personnel. The Site Safety Manager will monitor construction and remediation activities, identify and correct unsafe conditions, and help ensure work is performed in accordance with applicable project safety plans and regulatory requirements.
Qualifications
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Bachelor's or Master's degree in Safety from an ABET-accredited institution with at least 5 years of large-project construction safety experience as a titled safety professional; or
β CSP or CHST with 5 years of experience as a titled Safety Manager; or
β OSHA 500 with 5 years of experience as a titled Safety Manager
β CSP or CHST with 5 years of experience as a titled Safety Manager; or
β OSHA 500 with 5 years of experience as a titled Safety Manager
Additional Requirements
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Ability to work onsite in Chesterfield, VA
β Ability to support a 40-hour-per-week project schedule
β Strong understanding of construction-site hazard recognition and mitigation
β Ability to work effectively with project leadership, contractors, and field personnel
β Ability to maintain accurate safety documentation and follow project-specific environmental and hazardous-material controls
β Ability to support a 40-hour-per-week project schedule
β Strong understanding of construction-site hazard recognition and mitigation
β Ability to work effectively with project leadership, contractors, and field personnel
β Ability to maintain accurate safety documentation and follow project-specific environmental and hazardous-material controls
Key Responsibilities
- Provide day-to-day site safety oversight for environmental remediation activities
- Monitor containment, excavation, soil handling, groundwater remediation, and related field operations
- Conduct routine site inspections and identify unsafe conditions or work practices
- Coordinate corrective actions with project supervision and field teams
- Support pre-task planning, hazard assessments, safety meetings, and field briefings
- Monitor compliance with project safety plans and applicable regulatory requirements
- Maintain required safety records, inspection documentation, and field reports
- Participate in incident reviews and implementation of corrective and preventive measures
- Support safe coordination between contractors, equipment operators, remediation personnel, and project management
- Reinforce site controls associated with hazardous-material and environmental remediation work
Skills
Construction safety management
Environmental remediation safety
Hazard identification and risk mitigation
Field safety inspections
Pre-task planning and hazard assessments
Incident prevention and corrective action
Contractor safety coordination
Safety documentation and reporting
Regulatory compliance
Environmental remediation safety
Hazard identification and risk mitigation
Field safety inspections
Pre-task planning and hazard assessments
Incident prevention and corrective action
Contractor safety coordination
Safety documentation and reporting
Regulatory compliance
Knowledge Base
The successful Site Safety Manager should have strong working knowledge of construction safety management, OSHA requirements, field hazard assessment, contractor oversight, incident prevention, and safety documentation. Experience supporting complex construction or environmental projects involving contaminated materials, soil and groundwater remediation, heavy equipment, and tightly controlled work areas will be valuable for this assignment.
Equal Opportunity
The hiring company is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and contractors.
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