Qualifications CHST (Construction Health and Safety Technician) OSHA 510 Certification Experience supporting construction or roofing projects Strong understanding of OSHA regulations and jobsite safety practices Ability to oversee field safety activities and workforce complianceAdditional Requirements Ability to work 45-50 hours per week Availability for occasional Saturday work based on project needs Ability to perform field-based safety inspections in active construction environments Strong verbal and written communication skills Authorized to work as a 1099 independent contractorKey Responsibilities• Oversee daily safety operations for roofing activities on-site• Conduct routine safety inspections and audits• Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations and site-specific safety requirements• Lead toolbox talks, safety orientations, and weekly safety meetings• Investigate incidents, near misses, and safety concerns• Monitor subcontractor and crew adherence to safety procedures• Maintain safety records, reports, and documentation• Partner with project management to address hazards and implement corrective actions• Promote a culture of continuous safety improvement throughout the projectSkillsConstruction Safety Management, Roofing Safety, OSHA Compliance, Hazard Identification, Incident Investigation, Safety Audits, Toolbox Talks, Risk Assessment, Documentation, Communication, LeadershipKnowledge BaseThe ideal candidate possesses expertise in construction safety management with an emphasis on roofing operations, OSHA compliance, hazard recognition, fall protection, incident prevention, contractor oversight, and workforce safety engagement. This role requires strong communication skills, the ability to work directly with project leadership and subcontractors, and a proactive approach to incident prevention and safety performance management throughout the duration of the project.