The primary function of the Safety Engineer is to provide support to assigned personnel and projects and to ensure projects meet current safety guidelines. The Safety Engineer will function as a resource for safety efforts on active projects and to the Safety Department and Safety Committee.

Responsibilities

E. O’Neil Injury Illness Prevention Program on assigned projects. E.

O’Neil Safety Manuel on assigned projects. Participate in project kickoff meetings. Set up and audit project safety systems.

Predictive Solutions SDS Binder Subcontractor safety documents First Aid kits, etc. Assist in the development / review of site-specific safety plans Assist with developing project safety goals. Attend and participate in project meetings and assist in preparation / distribution of meeting minutes.

Perform jobsite walks / inspections. Perform incident investigations. Address, follow-up, and ensure closure on issues.

Provide safety knowledge to the project. E. E.

O’Neil networking events to build industry relationships. E. E.

Interpersonal Attributes Establish and maintain positive and effective working relationships with all project stakeholders (Owner, jurisdictional agencies, design professionals, various WEO departments, WEO project team, and subcontractors) Foster Teamwork – Participate and foster collaboration among team members and among teams Motivate Others – Encourage and empower others to achieve; build relationships; create enthusiasm, a feeling of investment, and a desire to excel Drive for Results – Drive for results and success; convey a sense of urgency and drive issues to closure; persist despite obstacles and opposition Show Work Commitment - Set high standards of performance; pursue aggressive goals and work hard to achieve them Show alignment with and promote WEO Corporate Values

Qualifications

Four-year degree in Occupational Safety & Health, Construction Management, or related field or minimum 1 years of relevant project field experience. E.