Project EHS Manager

Role overview

This full-time Denver role leads EHS on a single Turner construction project and is not remote or hybrid.

Responsibilities

• Lead project EHS programs and regulatory compliance.
• Assess exposures and implement risk-reduction plans.
• Train project teams, partners, trades and subcontractors.
• Review environmental surveys and hazards including stormwater, mold, asbestos, PCBs and lead.
• Develop wellbeing programs and performance reports.
• Manage vendors, occupational-health support and the project safety team.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in occupational safety and health, engineering or a related field, or equivalent preparation.
• Extensive construction-safety experience.
• CHST at appointment or within six months.
• OSHA 30 and current First Aid, CPR, BBP and AED credentials.
• Knowledge of EHS regulations, construction operations and incident management.
• Travel, reliable transportation and active construction-site work.

The employer states the vacancy will be posted for 60 days and provides health, retirement and paid-leave benefits.