SITE SAFETY MANAGER - OUTAGE
Location: Pardeeville, WI
Contract: 2 months
Schedule: 40 Hours
Pay: $63-$65/hour, DOE

SITE SAFETY MANAGER - OUTAGE | Qualifications:

•  Minimum 5 years of industrial or construction safety experience, preferably supporting power generation outages, turnarounds, or large industrial projects.
• Demonstrated experience working in coal fired generation facilities or similar heavy industrial environments.
• Strong working knowledge of OSHA regulations, with proven ability to apply requirements in the field.
• Hands on experience with permit systems (LOTO, confined space, hot work).
• Proven ability to work effectively with multiple contractors and large outage workforces.
• Strong communication skills with the ability to engage craft workers, supervisors, and leadership.
• Ability to work extended hours and adapt to changing outage schedules and priorities.
• Professional safety certification (e.g., CSP, ASP, CHST).
• Experience working in an owner-representative role highly preferred.
• Experience supporting outages with large contractor populations and multiple simultaneous work scopes.
• Familiarity with learning-based safety approaches and proactive hazard identification.

• Serve as the on-site safety lead for outage activities, providing visible field presence and leadership.
• Oversee contractors’ compliance with safety plans and procedures.
• Provide safety oversight for high-risk outage work, including but not limited to:
  • Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
  • Confined space entry
  • Hot work
  • Work at heights / fall protection
  • Heavy lifts and crane operations
  • Scaffold erection and use
  • Electrical safety and arc flash hazards
• Conduct daily field observations, safety audits, and work area inspections.
• Review and approve Job Safety Analyses (JSAs), permits, and task specific safety plans.
• Facilitate daily safety meetings, toolbox talks, and pre job briefings.
• Support contractor onboarding, site orientations, and badging processes as required.
• Lead or support incident, near miss, and good catch investigations; develop corrective actions and lessons learned.
• Track, document, and communicate safety performance, trends, and concerns to outage and plant leadership.
• Actively work closely with contractor’s supervisors and craft personnel to reinforce safe behaviors and expectations.
• Coordinate with plant operations, maintenance, and outage management to address changing conditions and emergent risks.