Site Safety Manager

Location: Atlanta, Georgia, United States; onsite availability required

Company

hirify.global develops carbon-neutral automated transit systems using autonomous vehicles on dedicated roadways.

What you will do

• Lead the site safety management system for the Atlanta automated transit pilot across construction, testing, commissioning, passenger operations, maintenance, modification, recovery, and emergency response.
• Implement, communicate, verify, and enforce operational limitations and safety-related application conditions from the Safety Case.
• Create and maintain the ATL Site Hazard Log, verify hazard controls, conduct inspections and independent audits, and follow up on corrective actions.
• Own incident notification, investigation, reporting, root-cause analysis, and effectiveness checks.
• Lead emergency preparedness, responder coordination, evacuation and rescue planning, drills, and exercises.
• Coordinate with Quality, Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, contractors, authorities, and emergency responders, including FRACAS failure reporting.

Requirements

• B.S. in Engineering or equivalent.
• Senior safety-management experience across construction, system integration and testing, commissioning, passenger operations, and maintenance.
• Experience in public transportation, automated transit, rail fixed guideway, or another high-consequence system.
• Competence in safety management systems, risk management, hazard and SRAC tracking, FRACAS, corrective actions, and independent auditing.
• Working knowledge of OSHA reporting, hazard communication, lockout/tagout, construction and contractor safety, and simultaneous-work controls.
• Must be available onsite in Atlanta and complete training and certifications required by the pilot plans, site safety program, and applicable GDOT requirements.

Nice to have

• Experience with GDOT State Safety Oversight, FTA Safety Management Systems, PTASP, PTSCTP, transit SMS, or comparable transit-safety frameworks.
• Automated-transit or rail experience involving safety certification, hazard logs, SRACs, or FRACAS.
• Experience coordinating with authorities, emergency responders, airport stakeholders, and multi-employer sites.
• OSHA 30-hour training; OSHA 510/500 or OSHA 511/501; CSP, ASP, or CHST.
• Transit safety training through FTA, TSI, APTA, or an equivalent recognized program.

Culture & Benefits

• Work within an independent Safety, Quality and Compliance organization.
• Collaborate with project sponsors, contractors, operating organizations, local authorities, and emergency responders.
• Support a passenger transit system designed for high capacity, affordability, accessibility, and reduced environmental impact.
• Equal employment opportunity and protection from discrimination and harassment.