Site Safety Auditor (Part-Time)

Job Title: Site Safety Auditor (Part-Time)
Location: Concord, NH
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: 12 Months
Type: 1099 Contractor

Compensation

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Schedule

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Project Scope

The Site Safety Auditor will support ongoing residential and light commercial construction projects across multiple active jobsites in the Concord, NH area. This role is field-focused and hands-on, emphasizing regular on-site safety walk-throughs, real-time observation, and immediate correction of unsafe acts. All current jobsites are within approximately one hour of each other, with up to eight sites active at a time.

The position is designed to reinforce and support an already strong safety culture rather than serve as an enforcement-heavy role. The auditor will work closely with superintendents and subcontractors to ensure compliance with established safety standards, particularly during high-risk activities such as fall protection, ladder use, excavations, scaffolding, and steel or truss erection.

In addition to field inspections, approximately 25% of the role involves administrative responsibilities, including reporting, preparation for upcoming projects, safety equipment management, and documentation using Predictive Solutions software provided on a company-issued device.

Qualifications

✅ Strong background in residential and light commercial construction
✅ OSHA 30 or OSHA 510 preferred
✅ Experience performing on-site safety inspections and audits
✅ Ability to address safety issues in real time in the field

Additional Requirements

✅ Ability to travel between multiple local jobsites weekly
✅ Reliable personal vehicle required (no company vehicle provided)
✅ Comfortable using mobile technology for safety reporting
✅ Able to work independently with minimal supervision

Key Responsibilities

Skills

Knowledge Base

This role requires practical knowledge of residential and light commercial construction safety practices, including fall protection systems, ladder safety, excavation standards, scaffolding, steel and truss erection, and general subcontractor oversight. Familiarity with OSHA guidelines and predictive safety observation tools is essential to effectively support safe work practices across multiple concurrent projects.

Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and contractors.

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