Safety Engineer

Educational Qualifications:

 Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Health and Safety, Environmental Engineering, Civil

Engineering, Industrial Engineering, or a related field.

 Some positions may accept equivalent experience in lieu of a formal degree, especially

with substantial hands-on safety engineering experience in construction.

Certifications:

 OSHA Certifications:

o OSHA 30-Hour Construction Safety and Health certification (generally

required).

o OSHA 500 Trainer Course for the Construction Industry (if the individual is

to train others).

 Certified Safety Professional (CSP): This is an advanced certification from the Board of

Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP), demonstrating expertise in safety engineering.

 Construction Health and Safety Technician (CHST): A certification for professionals

who focus on safety in the construction industry.

 NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health):

o NEBOSH International General Certificate or NEBOSH Construction

Certificate.

 First Aid & CPR: Required for immediate emergency response.

 Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH): For those who will be dealing with environmental

health aspects of construction safety, such as air quality or exposure to hazardous

materials.

Work Experience:

 3-5 years of relevant experience working in construction safety or as a safety engineer,

often with hands-on experience on active job sites.

 Experience in risk management, hazard identification, and the implementation of safety

systems.

 Working knowledge of construction site operations and the various safety challenges

(e.g., heavy machinery, fall protection, electrical hazards, etc.).

 Experience with safety audits and inspections on construction projects.

Key Skills:

 Risk Assessment and Management: Ability to identify potential hazards, assess risks,

and create strategies to minimize those risks.

 Safety Compliance: Knowledge of local, state, and federal regulations (e.g., OSHA

standards) and the ability to ensure compliance across the project.

 Technical Safety Engineering: Ability to apply engineering principles to design safer

construction processes, tools, and equipment.

 Safety Training: Experience in developing and delivering safety training programs for

workers and supervisors.

 Incident Investigation and Reporting: Investigating accidents, identifying root causes,

and recommending corrective actions.

 Safety Equipment Knowledge: Understanding of personal protective equipment (PPE),

safety systems (e.g., fall protection, ventilation), and emergency response protocols.

 Project Management: Coordination with project managers to ensure safety

considerations are integrated into every phase of the project.

Job Details

Preferred Candidate

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