Construction Safety Facilitator - Data Center Owner’s Representative

United States·Cedar Rapidsmid

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Construction Safety Facilitator, Owner’s Representative - Data CenterThis position is responsible for supporting the implementation of, and conformance with, the client’s environmental, health,

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Be on site each morning to participate in stretch and flex with trade craft workers
Monitor and advise on the client’s EHS requirements, the scope of work, and applicable regulatory and AHJ requirements, and verify they are implemented and followed
Work with the contractor to identify and implement corrective actions for identified deficiencies
Report contractor EHS performance to the site construction management team, including leading and lagging KPIs, trends, incident management, environmental monitoring, and other key metrics
Conduct site safety walks with contractor management and the owner’s project team
Evaluate the completeness and effectiveness of contractor hazard assessments, including JHAs, RAMS, PTPs, and similar
Review EHS documents such as the contractor’s EHS plan, emergency management plan, and safety procedures
Take part in incident investigations, report incidents, near misses, and occupational illnesses immediately, and recommend ways to prevent recurrence
Create, validate, and share lessons learned from significant events and significant potential events
Attend GC all-hands meetings, stand-downs, orientations, safety committee meetings, activity briefings, and coordination meetings
Conduct focused field audits, document verifications, and personnel interviews
Facilitate client-specific training, campaigns, and initiatives
Build and maintain relationships with the client’s construction and operations teams, including EHS support for moves, adds, changes, utilities, and substation work after facility turnover
Support the global construction EHS team in developing, reviewing, and rolling out programs and initiatives
Help enforce project schedule and cost control policies and gather field information for the owner’s controls team

Have 5+ years’ construction safety experience on large commercial, industrial, or mission critical projects, with a Bachelor degree in Safety Management, Occupational Safety and Health, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
Hold a CHST, ASP, or CSP certification.
Have OSHA 30-hour construction certification, with OSHA 500 or 510 preferred.
Have data center or hyperscale construction experience (preferred).
Have a thorough working knowledge of OSHA 1926 construction standards.
Have experience leading or participating in incident investigations and root cause analysis.
Coach and influence without direct authority, building trust with craft workers, foremen, and contractor leadership.
Use strong verbal and written communication skills to interact with all levels of employees, Ross Group management, and outside partners such as owners, architects, engineers, contractors, vendors, and suppliers.
Don’t mind flexible work hours, with an average of 50 hours per week or as needed.
Are willing to travel to other project locations as needed.
Are willing to relocate to the Cedar Rapids, Iowa area for the duration of the project.
Are legally authorized to work in the United States.

Meeting established goals, while ensuring quality of work through accuracy and thoroughness
Being flexible, well organized, and detail oriented, using efficient time management skills to meet project deadlines and schedules
Making timely decisions using sound and accurate judgment while keeping appropriate people informed in the decision process
Solving problems by identifying issues early and making appropriate recommendations to make your project successful
Being proficient with computers, Microsoft Office, and safety reporting and observation platforms
Working to increase your job knowledge, using resources effectively and exhibiting the ability to learn and apply new skills

Walk active construction sites, including data halls, mechanical yards, and electrical rooms, for extended periods
Work outdoors in extreme conditions such as cold, heat, and humidity on an occasional basis
Stand, climb, bend, and stoop on an occasional basis
Use visual and auditory skills
Wear required personal protective equipment