Field Safety Manager

## Overview The Field Safety Manager is responsible for overseeing and implementing safety programs and initiatives at field job sites, ensuring compliance with all safety regulations, and reducing risks to personnel and property. This role is vital in maintaining a culture of safety across the organization and ensuring the well-being of employees in the field. ## Description **Job Title:** Field Safety Manager EXO Inc. has been protecting public infrastructure across the U.S. since 2009. Without consistent maintenance and quality assurance, critical assets face a growing risk of failure over time. EXO delivers engineering, inspection, and remediation services for lighting poles, transmission towers, and other infrastructure exposed to ongoing wear from usage, aging, and environmental conditions. With deep expertise in vertical infrastructure, EXO builds on years of engineering design and fabrication experience across utilities, telecom, transportation, and retail sectors. This foundation supports a comprehensive inspection and asset management approach that addresses both new installations and aging structures requiring immediate attention. Recognizing that full replacement is often impractical due to cost and safety constraints, EXO developed its “Ex-Tend” approach to manage assets throughout their entire life cycle. From initial quality assurance to ongoing inspection and targeted repairs, this method is designed to extend service life and improve reliability. Supported by data-driven insights, EXO helps clients monitor asset conditions and make informed, strategic decisions. Position Summary:The Field Safety Manager is responsible for overseeing and implementing safety programs and initiatives at field job sites, ensuring compliance with all safety regulations, and reducing risks to personnel and property. This role is vital in maintaining a culture of safety across the organization and ensuring the well-being of employees in the field. **Key Responsibilities:** 1. Safety Program Development and Implementation: · Develop and implement safety programs and procedures to meet regulatory requirements (OSHA, EPA, etc.). · Ensure all field workers are trained and equipped to handle potential safety risks. · Conduct regular safety audits and assessments to ensure compliance with safety standards. · Oversee the development and execution of emergency response plans for field operations. 2. Training and Education: · Deliver safety training sessions for field personnel, including hazard recognition, PPE usage, and emergency procedures. · Monitor the effectiveness of training programs and update materials as necessary. · Deliver commercial driver training and perform road test examinations for DOT and CDL drivers. · Maintain accurate records of safety training and certifications. 3. Site Inspections and Audits: · Conduct regular site inspections to identify safety hazards, assess risk levels, and recommend corrective actions. · Lead safety audits and work with supervisors to ensure compliance with safety standards. · Conduct gate checks for DVIR compliance. 4. Regulatory Compliance: · Stay up-to-date on current safety regulations and industry standards. · Ensure that field operations comply with OSHA, EPA, DOT, and other local, state, and federal safety regulations. · Maintain knowledge of industry best practices and assist in the preparation of safety-related reports for regulatory agencies. 5. Communication and Reporting: · Maintain open communication with field personnel, management, and other stakeholders to address safety concerns and provide updates on safety performance. · Report safety performance metrics, incidents, and corrective actions to senior management. · Provide safety updates during pre-job briefings and regular team meetings. 6. Incident Management: · Lead investigations of workplace injuries, vehicle accidents and near-miss incidents, providing detailed reports identifying root causes, corrective actions and recom…