Lead Field Safety

Location: Remote across US metros, with reasonable access to major airports such as New York, Boston, Denver, Los Angeles, Seattle, Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, San Francisco, and San Jose. Frequent travel across US project sites and occasional night-shift support are required.

Company

hirify.global develops underground exploration solutions designed to save time, money, lives, and the planet.

What you will do

• Establish practical field safety standards and embed them into daily operations with Regional Managers and Field Leads.
• Conduct site visits, inspections, and audits across US projects, including night operations, and drive corrective actions.
• Review project risks and support site-specific safety plans, job hazard analyses, emergency procedures, and operational controls.
• Train and coach employees, supervisors, and field partners through onboarding, toolbox talks, refresher training, and practical guidance.
• Investigate incidents and near misses, identify root causes, and apply lessons learned across regions.
• Track safety performance, training completion, recurring risks, corrective actions, and stop-work decisions.

Requirements

• 5+ years of occupational or field safety experience in construction, utilities, infrastructure, transportation, or a similar operational environment.
• Experience supporting dispersed field crews across multiple active project sites.
• Working knowledge of state and federal OSHA requirements, including hazard assessments, site inspections, training, and incident investigations.
• Experience working around live traffic, active construction, or utility infrastructure.
• Strong communication, coaching, organization, and follow-through skills, including managing corrective actions through completion.
• Ability to translate safety requirements into clear procedures that crews can consistently follow and hold teams accountable.
• Willingness to travel frequently and support night shifts when needed.
• Valid driver’s license.
• OSHA 500 certification.

Nice to have

• Professional safety certification such as CHST, ASP, or CSP.
• Experience with roadway work zones, traffic control, utility locating, geophysical surveying, or subsurface mapping.
• Experience overseeing subcontractor or field partner safety.
• Experience building or expanding a safety program in a growing organization.
• Relevant safety training credentials and current first aid/CPR training.

Culture & Benefits

• Work supports underground exploration and safety improvements across growing US operations.
• Safety culture emphasizes open hazard and near-miss reporting, stop-work authority, practical procedures, and accountability.
• Equal opportunity employment is provided for applicants of all backgrounds.