Project Safety Manager - Day Shift Location: Victorville, CA Duration: 26 Days | January 18, 2027 - February 12, 2027 Type: 1099 ContractorCompensation & Schedule Pay Rate: $57/hr Overtime Rate: $85.50/hr after 40 hours Per Diem: $125/day | 7 Days Per Week Mobilization: $500 One-Time Mobilization Payment Pay Frequency: Weekly Schedule: Monday-Sunday | 6:00 AM-6:00 PM Hours: Approximately 84 Hours Per WeekWhy This Opportunity?Join a major cement manufacturing operation supporting a planned plant outage in Victorville, CA. This intensive project will involve conveyor replacements, mechanical installations, and associated construction activities within a heavy industrial environment.The Project Safety Manager will provide hands-on field safety oversight throughout the outage, working directly with contractors and site management to monitor safe performance and compliance.The role will have a strong focus on confined space, excavation, fall protection, industrial hygiene exposures, conveyor work, and mechanical installation activities.Required Qualifications OSHA 510 Certification Minimum 5+ Years of Construction and Industrial/Manufacturing Safety Experience Current MSHA Part 46 Certification Ability to Have a Signed 5000-23 Certificate Prior to Start Strong Knowledge of Confined Space Safety Excavation Safety Experience Fall Protection Experience Working Knowledge of Industrial Hygiene Exposures Experience Supporting Outages, Shutdowns, Conveyor Replacements, Mechanical Installations, or Heavy Industrial Projects Ability to Work the Full Outage Schedule of Approximately 84 Hours Per WeekPreferred Qualifications Cement Plant Safety Experience Mining or Aggregate Industry Experience Manufacturing or Industrial Plant Experience Conveyor Replacement Experience Mechanical Installation Safety Experience Shutdown / Turnaround Safety Experience Heavy Industrial Construction Experience Strong Contractor Safety Management ExperienceWhat You'll Be DoingProvide daily field safety oversight throughout the cement plant outageMaintain a highly visible safety presence across active work areasMonitor contractors for compliance with project and site safety requirementsConduct routine field safety observations and inspectionsSupport conveyor replacement and mechanical installation activitiesMonitor confined space work and associated controlsProvide safety oversight for excavation activitiesMonitor fall protection requirements and practicesIdentify and evaluate potential industrial hygiene exposuresIdentify unsafe conditions and coordinate timely corrective actionsWork directly with contractors and site management to resolve safety concernsSupport safe execution of outage and shutdown activitiesMaintain required safety documentation and field recordsReinforce safe work practices with contractors and craft personnelPromote a proactive safety culture throughout the outageTechnical KnowledgeCandidates should have working knowledge of:OSHA Construction StandardsMSHA Part 46 RequirementsMSHA 5000-23 DocumentationCement Plant SafetyIndustrial & Manufacturing SafetyPlant Outages & ShutdownsConfined Space SafetyExcavation SafetyFall ProtectionIndustrial HygieneConveyor Systems & Replacement ActivitiesMechanical InstallationContractor Safety ManagementHazard Recognition & Risk MitigationHeavy Industrial Construction SafetyField Safety Inspections & ObservationsWhat Success Looks LikeThe ideal candidate is a hands-on, field-focused safety professional with experience supporting outages, shutdowns, and heavy industrial or manufacturing construction activities.Success in this role requires maintaining a strong field presence throughout a demanding outage schedule, proactively identifying hazards, effectively communicating with contractors and site management, and ensuring high-risk activities such as confined space entry, excavation, fall protection, conveyor replacement, and mechanical installation are performed safely.The successful candidate will be comfortable working within an active cement plant environment and supporting a fast-paced schedule of 12-hour shifts, seven days per week for the duration of the outage.Apply TodayQualified candidates should submit a current resume for immediate review.Please ensure your resume clearly reflects experience directly related to MSHA Part 46, OSHA 510, cement plants, mining/aggregate operations, industrial or manufacturing facilities, outages and shutdowns, conveyor replacements, mechanical installations, confined space, excavation, fall protection, and industrial hygiene, where applicable.Current MSHA Part 46 certification is required, and candidates must be able to have a signed 5000-23 certificate prior to starting the project.Interviews are actively being scheduled for qualified candidates.