Construction Safety and Risk Manager
Job Description
Highland Roofing Company is looking for an experienced Safety & Risk Manager to lead and strengthen our safety program across our offices in Charlotte, Raleigh/Garner, and Wilmington, NC. The position can be based at any of our three offices.
You'll play a key role in keeping our teams safe, supporting our job sites, and building a strong safety culture company-wide.
What We Offer:
At Highland, we treat our team like family because we know what really matters. When you join us, you'll get:
- Competitive pay plus a performance bonus
- Company-wide profit-sharing
- Take-home use of a company truck
- Great work/life balance: paid holidays + up to 5 weeks PTO
- Excellent benefits: low-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Company-paid life insurance
- 401(k) retirement plan with company match
- Opportunities to grow as we continue to expand
About Us: Highland Roofing has proudly served the Carolinas for 20 years, delivering high-quality commercial roofing solutions with integrity and care. We're honored to be recognized as one of NC Business Magazine's Best Employers for three years in a row. Our offices are located in Wilmington, Charlotte, and Garner, NC.
Responsibilities
What You'll Focus On:
- Developing and improving safety programs and policies
- Ensuring compliance with safety regulations (especially OSHA)
- Conducting site audits and safety inspections
- Leading risk assessments and accident investigations
- Delivering safety training and education
- Promoting a strong safety culture across all teams
- Managing safety documentation and reporting
- Overseeing safety gear and equipment needs
- Supporting emergency preparedness
- Driving continuous improvement in all safety practices
Job Requirements
What We're Looking For:
We're seeking someone with a strong background in construction safety and a passion for building safe, efficient job sites. Ideally, you'll have:
- 5+ years of safety management experience in commercial construction
- Deep knowledge of OSHA regulations and best practices
- A track record of scaling safety operations across multiple sites or regions
- Strong skills in hazard identification, training delivery, and emergency planning
- A bachelor's degree in occupational health and safety, construction management, engineering, or a related field
- Certifications like CSP, OSHA 30/500, or similar (preferred but not required)
