Safety Engineer

Overview Danis is a trusted leader in construction management with over a century of experience delivering high-profile, complex projects. Since 1916, we’ve combined craftsmanship with forward-thinking innovation to exceed client expectations across healthcare, data centers, life sciences, industrial, and commercial markets. We're builders, problem-solvers, and partners — and safety is central to everything we do. We’re looking for a Safety Engineer who’s ready to lead from the field, support our project teams, and help strengthen our safety-first culture. This is a hands-on role for someone who thrives in dynamic environments, communicates effectively, and wants to make a real impact on project success and team well-being. The Safety Engineer reports to the Safety Manager. Responsibilities What You’ll Do Support jobsite safety programs , helping project teams implement tailored safety plans from preconstruction through closeout. Facilitate safety planning meetings , including pre-job and pre-task safety reviews to ensure risks are identified and mitigated. Coach teams on safe work practices , providing guidance and real-time feedback in the field. Conduct regular site audits , identify hazards, and recommend corrective actions. Lead and support incident investigations , helping determine root causes and implement lasting solutions. Act as a liaison between field employees, management, and outside parties (medical, insurance, regulatory). Stay connected to the industry , representing Danis in local safety associations and professional groups. Identify and deliver safety training , based on site conditions and observed trends. Contribute to corporate safety initiatives , including presenting in internal training sessions and supporting monthly planning meetings. Problem-solve in the field , offering practical, technical safety solutions where they’re needed most. Qualifications What You Bring Education: Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Health & Safety or related field Experience: Minimum of 2 years in a dedicated safety role within the construction industry Certifications: CHST, OHST, ASP, CSP, or OSHA 500 (preferred but not required) Knowledge: Strong understanding of construction operations, OSHA standards, and best practices Skills: Excellent communication, coaching, decision-making, and problem-solving abilities Working Conditions Field-first role: Majority of your time will be spent on active construction sites Exposure to elements: Must be comfortable working in varying weather and environmental conditions Travel: Primarily local travel with occasional overnight stays as needed Benefits: Competitive Compensation: Annual merit increases and bonuses. Comprehensive Health and Dental Insurance: For you and your family. Coverage for the Unexpected: Including Short-term Disability, Long-term Disability, Supplemental Insurance, and Life Insurance. Secure Your Future: A 401K plan…