Construction Safety Manager

Lead day-to-day safety oversight for contractor crews on an industrial construction assignment in El Paso. This role calls for hands-on field judgment, clear English/Spanish communication and the ability to hold contractors from other employers accountable to the site safety program. Pay is $30-$40 per hour, based on verified job-related qualifications and experience.

What you will do

• Lead documented site walks, pre-task planning reviews and practical coaching with contractor supervisors and crews.

• Identify hazards, put immediate concerns through the site's stop-work and escalation process, and track corrective actions to verified closure.

• Review contractor safety documents and support site-specific orientation and toolbox talks in English and Spanish.

• Coordinate safety controls for excavation, fall protection, confined-space entry, hot work and other permitted activities within the site's assigned roles and procedures.

• Help manage LOTO and hazardous-energy handoffs as construction moves into testing and commissioning. Coordinate with the responsible authorized and qualified personnel on energized-work permits, approach boundaries and changing control ownership.

• Document incidents and near misses, support root-cause review, and provide clear reports on field activity, findings, open actions and closure evidence.

• Keep records in the project reporting tools. Procore experience is preferred; comparable construction safety reporting experience is relevant.

Required for this assignment

• At least five years personally leading safety on industrial, energy or heavy-civil construction projects. General construction experience alone does not establish this safety-leadership requirement.

• OSHA 30-Hour Construction completion, with course/card evidence available for verification.

• Working English and Spanish sufficient to lead safety instructions, orientations and toolbox talks and check crew understanding.

• Current First Aid, CPR and AED credentials, subject to verification.

• Training and demonstrated field competence supporting competent-person responsibilities for excavation, fall protection and confined-space entry.

• Working command of NFPA 70E, energized-work permitting, approach boundaries and LOTO coordination.

• Experience holding contractor crews employed by others accountable to a controlling site safety program.

• Ability to work on site in El Paso once the assignment schedule and start date are agreed.

Helpful experience and credentials

• Power generation, substation, data-center or comparable industrial construction experience.

• Commissioning, startup, testing and turnover experience.

• Procore safety documentation and contractor prequalification workflows.

• CHST, ASP, CSP, progress toward ASP/CSP, or OSHA 500.

• Crane, rigging and signal-person familiarity.

How to apply

Apply with a resume showing your relevant project types, safety-leadership responsibilities and current credentials. Complete the short screening questions and tell us your earliest realistic availability.

The start date and actual work schedule will be confirmed during selection and assignment planning. Required credentials and site-access prerequisites must be verified before placement.

OccuPros is a safety culture company based in Arlington, Texas, working
across all fifty states. We are an American Heart Association Training
Center, we run a mobile training unit, and we deliver instructor led
safety training and on site safety support in both English and Spanish.
Most of this industry sells paperwork. We think people go home safe
because somebody cared enough to teach them properly, and then cared
enough to check.