Project Safety Advisor
North AmericaYesterday
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Key details
- Salary
- $94K–$104K/yr
- Location
- North America
- Work style
- Onsite
- Level
- Mid level
- Experience
- 3–5 yrs
- Function
- other
- Focus area
- other
- Posted
- Yesterday
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About the role
Job Description – Travelling Safety Advisor
Company: The PAC Group
Department: Global Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS)
Programme: VAPR Projects – North America
Location: Field-Based / Multi-Site Travel
Reports To: Global EHS Leadership
Position Summary
The PAC Group is seeking a proactive, experienced and hands-on Travelling Safety Advisor to support the delivery of VAPR projects across North America.
The role will focus on contractor safety management, operational compliance, client requirements and effective stakeholder engagement, ensuring all activities are undertaken safely and in accordance with applicable OSHA regulations, client standards and PAC Group EHS expectations.
The successful candidate will be responsible for implementing, monitoring and reinforcing established safety procedures rather than developing unnecessary new systems or processes. The emphasis is on practical field-level support, contractor accountability, early identification of risks and effective coordination with project and client leadership.
Key Responsibilities
Contractor Management and Site Safety
- Oversee contractor and subcontractor EHS compliance throughout project execution.
- Verify contractor onboarding, inductions, training, competencies and applicable safety documentation.
- Ensure daily pre-start meetings, toolbox talks and Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs) are completed and effectively communicated.
- Conduct routine site inspections, safety observations and compliance assessments.
- Monitor contractor adherence to PPE requirements, safe working procedures and site behavioural standards.
- Identify unsafe conditions and behaviours, coordinate corrective actions and verify timely close-out.
- Exercise Stop Work Authority where activities present an unacceptable risk.
Client and Stakeholder Engagement
- Act as the primary field-level EHS contact for PAC project teams, contractors and designated client representatives.
- Understand, communicate and implement applicable client EHS requirements and site-specific expectations.
- Maintain effective working relationships with client stakeholders, project managers and contractor leadership.
- Proactively communicate safety concerns, operational risks, emerging issues and corrective actions.
- Support client safety meetings, inspections, audits and project reviews.
- Escalate significant risks or compliance concerns to PAC Global EHS leadership in a timely manner.
Regulatory Compliance and Risk Management
- Ensure project activities comply with applicable OSHA regulations, state requirements and client safety standards.
- Review and verify the suitability of JHAs, risk assessments, method statements and relevant permits.
- Monitor high-risk activities, including electrical work, hazardous energy control (LOTO), lifting operations, working at height, mobile equipment and other project-specific hazards.
- Support incident and near-miss reporting, investigations and corrective action management.
- Verify that required safety documentation and compliance records are maintained accurately.
Project Delivery and Reporting
- Provide practical, solutions-focused EHS support to enable safe and efficient project delivery.
- Work closely with project leadership to integrate safety requirements into daily planning and execution.
- Produce concise safety updates, inspection findings and project EHS reports.
- Track outstanding actions and ensure timely resolution with responsible contractors and stakeholders.
- Identify opportunities to improve safety performance through existing PAC and client systems.
- Support mobilisation, demobilisation and transitions between project locations.
Qualifications and Experience
Required
- Minimum 3–5 years of relevant EHS experience in construction, industrial, manufacturing, installation or similar project environments.
- Demonstrable experience overseeing contractors and subcontr