Project Safety

NIBBI SUMMARY Nibbi Brothers has been a member of the Bay Area’s construction community since 1950. The Company is known for its integrity, innovation, quality and contributions to the communities in which it works. Nibbi’s safety program often exceeds federal and state requirements, demonstrating that the safety and wellbeing of everyone associated with our projects is the highest priority. Core markets include commercial, civic, seismic retrofits, historic restoration, waterfront structures, education, housing, hospitality, and community-based facilities. Nibbi self-performs production framing and structural concrete. In addition to partnering with Nibbi’s general contracting business, Nibbi Concrete works with other Bay Area General Contractors. Our projects range in size from $5 million to over $200 million.
We encourage continuing education at all levels. The Project Safety Professional's primary responsibility is to support the project team in the implementation of Nibbi’s Environmental Health & Safety program. Some travel is required between projects. Currently, all Nibbi projects are in the SF Bay Area. This position reports to the Safety Field Operations Manager.

Lead in promoting Nibbi’s safety culture.
Assist project teams in monitoring all safety issues and concerns, and ensure Nibbi’s standards of safety are adhered to.
Verify all work is performed in compliance with Nibbi’s EH&S program and contract safety specifications.
Independently manage multiple projects and deadlines, producing complete and accurate results on time.
Support project teams in the monitoring of subcontractor safety performance.
Conduct regular jobsite and work area inspections, noting safety violations and corrective actions.
Thoroughly investigate all incidents (including near miss, injury, property damage, general liability) immediately and perform root cause analysis.
Procure Cal/OSHA project permits for assigned projects.
Ensure all safety paperwork is completed for assigned projects.
Coach tradespeople, junior safety members, and project team.

Assist project teams in identifying hazards and implementing controls.
Immediately address safety violations at jobsite(s).
Assist project Superintendents to establish, implement, and monitor jobsite emergency action plans.
Ensure subcontractors are working within the parameters of the Nibbi EHS program and/or Cal/OSHA regulations.
Work with Superintendents and Project Managers to obtain and manage required safety documents, signage, and equipment for all assigned jobsites.
Verify all workers have the necessary training for the tasks they are performing.
Represent Nibbi during Cal/OSHA visits, including insurance investigations and jobsite inspections.
Complete root cause analysis for all incidents occurring on assigned projects.
Participate in jobsite subcontractor coordination meetings and jobsite safety meetings.
Create daily, weekly, and monthly safety reports.
Serve as liaison to medical personnel, ensuring protocols and reporting best practices are followed. Follow-up with injured worker until released back to full duty or otherwise directed by EHS Manager.
Assist in the development of the project safety program.
Assist in the coordination of training for field personnel.
Safety professional with 5 years’ experience in construction preferred, but willing to consider a candidate with the right combination of construction experience and safety education. Candidates should have a strong understanding and knowledge of the construction industry and jobsite safety requirements, including health and safety hazards, and hazard control. Technical Skills: MS Office Suite, Outlook, ProCore. Construction Health Safety Technician (CHST) certification preferred.

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee, with or without reasonable accommodation, to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job the employee may be exposed to conditions that include weather such as heat and/or humidity and cold; and moving mechanical parts. There may be occasional exposure to toxic or caustic chemicals. Conditions can also include risk of electrical shock and vibration. The Project Safety Manager is regularly required to:
Talk and hear at normal levels in a noisy construction environment.
Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision
Flex plans
Life insurance
Holidays
Incentive compensation bonus
Educational reimbursement
Student loan repayment assistance


We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, disability, national origin, veteran status or any other personal characteristic protected by law. Employment decisions are made on the basis of qualifications, merit, and business need.

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