LEAD CONSTRUCTION SAFETY MANAGER @ SHEAKLEY
We are seeking a proactive and experienced Lead Construction Safety Manager for an eight-month project located in Port Washington, WI. This role involves overseeing daily safety operations for a roofing contractor managing a crew of approximately 50 workers. The scope of work includes supporting membrane and sheet metal installation while ensuring absolute compliance with site safety standards. The position offers a pay rate of $59/hr plus $125 per day in per diem for seven days a week, alongside a $150 monthly completion bonus.
The schedule for this role is demanding, requiring 50 to 60 hours per week from Monday through Saturday, with Sunday work as needed. Key responsibilities include conducting scaffolding inspections, completing Pre-Task Plans, and leading safety meetings. Candidates must demonstrate a strong field presence and the ability to influence crew behavior to maintain a safe working environment. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, our client values safety excellence and professional leadership on every job site.
The schedule for this role is demanding, requiring 50 to 60 hours per week from Monday through Saturday, with Sunday work as needed. Key responsibilities include conducting scaffolding inspections, completing Pre-Task Plans, and leading safety meetings. Candidates must demonstrate a strong field presence and the ability to influence crew behavior to maintain a safe working environment. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, our client values safety excellence and professional leadership on every job site.
Key Requirements
BCSP Certification required (CHST, ASP, CSP, or GSP).
Experience supporting roofing scopes, including membrane and sheet metal installation.
Strong field presence with the ability to lead and influence crews.
Experience with scaffolding oversight and conducting morning inspections.
Ability to complete detailed Pre-Task Plans (PTPs) and ensure full compliance.
Competency in enforcing site safety policies and procedures consistently.
Experience leading safety meetings and collaborating with site leadership.
Availability to work 50–60 hours per week, including Saturdays and Sundays.
Proven track record of managing safety for large crews of approximately 50 workers.
Strong understanding of safety documentation and reporting requirements.