Safety Health & Environment Manager

Job Description

AECOM is actively seeking a responsive, organized, detailed orientated SH&E Manager for immediate employment to fulfill the following duties:

Lead Safety, Health & Environment (SH&E) efforts in the US West Region for AECOM in one or more business lines

Lead SH&E efforts for AECOM's offices in one or more states in the Midwest

Travel may be required as needed, potentially for up to one month at a time, to serve as Site Safety Officers (SSOs) or Site Safety and Health Officers (SSHOs) at various projects throughout the US West Region.

This position works as a member of a dynamic team of SH&E Managers, Specialists, and Administrators providing support to AECOM Design, Consulting Services operations throughout the western United States. This position reports to the Transportation Business Line Safety Manager and can be located anywhere in Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, or Wisconsin. This role will be a hybrid work arrangement to include a combination of remote and travel, with occasional overnight stays that will be required and may account for up to 25% of time and up to one month at a time.

The SH&E Manager must be able to quickly learn and adapt to new situations and challenges, make assessments about resource needs and assist operations leadership in successfully delivering safe and healthy work. AECOM is proud to provide our employees with exciting, challenging projects.

The responsibilities of this position include, but are not limited to, those listed below:

Provide visible and active support throughout the region for safety

Monitor and assess safety programs at diverse work sites (highway and aviation construction project sites, construction sites for buildings, medical centers, and sports facilities, among others)

Provide SH&E leadership at various offices within one or more states, including providing local visible leadership, identifying and mentoring office SH&E Representatives, and participating in local safety-focused activities

Identify specific, actionable and feasible solutions to complex safety, health and environmental issues

Lead the incident management process and validate the effectiveness of corrective actions

Review site and project specific safety plans, training programs, audit protocols, and supporting safety programs (rewards and recognition, security plans etc.)

Recommend changes to policies and procedures that affect the region's operations and employees

Train and coach all levels of employees in the organizations

Assist operational group in meeting safety performance targets

Conduct safety training, lead meetings and work groups involving various types of workers, ability to adapt with group dynamics and create engaging learning environments

Be available to travel for up to one month at a time to provide on-site safety officer capabilities during project kickoffs or other times. These posts will typically take place while full-time safety officers are being identified or hired for major projects.