Safety Coordinator
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WILLIAM R NASH GROUP
FL
Summary
The Safety Coordinator ensures job site compliance with OSHA, ANSI, and NFPA standards through routine inspections and equipment checks. They are responsible for conducting safety training, investigating incidents, and overseeing heavy equipment and crane operations.
Job Description
Job DetailsJob Location: Florida Field Employee - Tamarac, FL 33321William R. Nash specializes in Mechanical Services in Healthcare, Hospitality, Correctional, and Sports & Entertainment markets from concept to completion, maintenance to repair and everything in between. With more than 54 years of service under our belt, William R. Nash continues to be recognized as an industry leader who delivers superior craftsmanship, a factor that has never wavered since inception.
William R. Nash seeks talented performers and offers a challenging and rewarding work environment that emphasizes trust, team, grit, and growth. We are a division of HB Global, LLC, an employee-owned organization, and believe that our people are our most important asset. This is why we are committed to attracting highly skilled, caring individuals to join our team; you share in the success that you help create.
We are a Drug Free Workplace and an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Job Title: Safety Coordinator
Department: Safety
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
Reports to: Vice President of Risk & Safety
Salary: Commensurate with experience + Benefits
JOB SUMMARY
The Safety Coordinator plays a key role in ensuring job site safety compliance while promoting a strong company-wide safety culture. This position conducts site safety inspections, equipment and vehicle checks, training, and incident investigations to ensure compliance with OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, and General Contractor (GC) safety standards. The Safety Coordinator collaborates closely with the Safety Administrator and Senior Safety Coordinator to ensure all worksites, employees, and projects adhere to regulatory and company-specific safety policies.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Site Safety Inspections & Compliance
Conduct routine and unannounced safety inspections at project sites to ensure compliance with:
OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, and other safety regulations.
General Contractor (GC) safety requirements and site-specific safety plans.
Company safety policies and procedures.
Inspect worksites, personnel, PPE usage, and equipment for proper compliance.
Document violations, implement corrective actions, and provide on-the-spot safety training as needed.
Maintain detailed safety inspection reports, violations, and corrective actions.
Equipment & Vehicle Inspections
Perform scheduled and ad-hoc inspections of company-owned vehicles, tools, and equipment.
Inspect Personal Fall Arrest Systems (PFAS), PPE, confined space monitors, ladders, power tools, and extension cords.
Ensure that defective equipment is removed, tagged, and repaired promptly.
Safety Training & Education
Assist in developing and conducting safety training programs, including:
New hire orientation and job-specific safety training.
Annual refresher courses and on-site safety training.
Equipment training and all other required training accordingly.
Maintain training records and ensure compliance with the required certifications.
Compliance with General Contractor & Regulatory Safety Requirements
Ensure compliance with General Contractor safety policies:
Site-specific safety orientations
Required safety documentation, permits, and hazard communication protocols
Act as a liaison between field employees and GC safety representatives.
Incident Response & Investigation
Respond immediately to jobsite incidents and assist in emergency procedures.
Conduct fact-gathering and root cause analysis for accidents, injuries, and near-misses.
Assist in formal incident investigations and corrective action implementation.
Accompany injured employees to medical facilities when required.
Organize safety stand-downs when necessary to prevent recurrence.
Crane Operations & Heavy Equipment Safety Oversight
Attend all scheduled crane operations, verifying compliance with safety requirements.
Ensure all site personnel have proper crane-related training and documentation.
Conduct crane operation inspections and documentation audits.
Administrative & Reporting Responsibilities
Maintain organized safety documentation, including:
Jobsite safety audits and reports
Incident reports and near-miss investigations
Material Safety Data Sheets (SDS) compliance
Ensure timely completion and submission of all safety-related documentation.
Additional Responsibilities as Needed
Deliver safety equipment to job sites or employees as necessary.
Be available during off-hours, weekends, and emergencies.
Travel as required for training, inspections, and project oversight.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
Education & Experience
Education: High School Diploma/GED required.
Experience: Minimum of 5 years in a safety role within construction, plumbing, or mechanical contracting.
Language: Spanish required.
Certifications: OSHA 30 & OSHA 500 certification required
Must successfully complete the HR onboarding process and Safety Orientation training independently.
Must be able to understand, communicate, and follow safety instructions in English (reasonable accommodations provided as per applicable laws).
The position requires moderate travel, which may include overnight travel (must be able to travel internationally for business needs).
QUALIFICATIONS
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Prezi).
Strong problem-solving, decision-making, and organizational skills.
Ability to multitask, work under pressure, and handle high-stress situations.
Knowledge of OSHA regulations, construction safety standards, and hazard recognition.
SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES
Each employee is responsible for their own safety, the safety of co-workers, and the communities in which they operate.
Employees must follow all safety, health, and loss prevention rules, policies, and procedures.
Employees are expected to stay aware of workplace hazards and actively contribute to a proactive safety culture.
Safety coordinators shall educate themselves in all safety policies and procedures pertaining to the successful completion of their daily responsibilities.
Qualifications
Now in our seventh decade in the construction industry, William R. Nash is a name that resonates with excellence and leadership in the mechanical and plumbing construction industry. We skillfully design, build, and maintain projects in healthcare, hospitality, correctional, sports & and entertainment, government, and other commercial and industrial markets.
Quality and safety hold precedence for the Nash organization, two key factors that have never wavered since the very beginning and continue to help us deliver world-class projects to our clients on time and within budget.
William R. Nash’s commitment to each awarded project remains constant. We stand by our capabilities and track record of successfully executing our client’s vision.
Founded
1965
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Construction
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Tamarac, Florida
Now in our seventh decade in the construction industry, William R. Nash is a name that resonates with excellence and leadership in the mechanical and plumbing construction industry. We skillfully design, build, and maintain projects in healthcare, hospitality, correctional, sports & and entertainment, government, and other commercial and industrial markets.
Quality and safety hold precedence for the Nash organization, two key factors that have never wavered since the very beginning and continue to help us deliver world-class projects to our clients on time and within budget.
William R. Nash’s commitment to each awarded project remains constant. We stand by our capabilities and track record of successfully executing our client’s vision.
Founded
1965
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Industry
Construction
Org type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Tamarac, Florida