Health and Safety Inspector

• The contractor shall provide inspection services such as:  Safety oversight, monitoring environmental concerns, review of the company and or TG personnel daily job safety analysis (JSA), daily permit compliance activities, promote safety compliance with the Health & Safety Plan (HASP) and the Contractor Safety Manual, OSHA, and all other federal, state, and local requirements, resolving hazard mitigation compliance, assist with safety and environmental regulatory compliance, Conduct risk assessments and audits for the project including labor, equipment and materials required to perform pipeline construction inspection in accordance with the organization’s standards. 
• This includes, but is not limited to, safety inspection and all other applicable reporting.
• The contractor shall provide one Site Safety Inspector for the project duration listed below. 
• The inspector is required to be on-site and knowledgeable of the General Contractor’s work schedules and work fronts. 
• The General Contractor is expected to work six ten-hour days per week.

Qualifications:

• SSH, CSHO, SHEP, or similar Safety Certification or
• OSHA 510, 511 or above