About This Role
This Safety Manager position leads field safety at Micron ID1 in Boise, Idaho, focusing on semiconductor fabrication facility construction, tool installation, and supporting mechanical, electrical, and process piping work. The role involves developing and implementing project safety plans, coaching personnel, and coordinating with clients and contractors to prevent injuries and ensure safe project execution. It requires a regular field presence and close coordination with project leadership throughout all phases of a project.
Responsibilities
- Implement and maintain the site-specific safety plan in coordination with Micron and the construction management team
- Maintain safety plans aligned with company policies, applicable requirements, and client expectations
- Integrate safety into work planning, staffing, mobilization, and schedule discussions
- Lead and review job hazard analyses, pretask plans, and risk assessments
- Verify that crews understand the work, hazards, required permits, protective equipment, and controls before starting
- Monitor safe execution of electrical work, hazardous energy isolation, elevated work, lifting and rigging, hot work, confined space entry, excavation, line breaking, and pressure testing
- Verify required reviews and authorizations are in place for high-risk activities
- Coordinate work around operating tools, live utilities, process piping, chemical and specialty gas systems, and adjacent trades
- Address chemical exposure, oxygen deficiency, and other process hazards with the client and qualified specialists, as applicable to the assigned scope
- Verify compliance with cleanroom access, gowning, housekeeping, material handling, and contamination control requirements
- Coordinate shutdowns, tie-ins, and work in occupied or operating areas with authorized facility personnel
- Conduct inspections and audits; document findings, assign corrective actions, and verify closure
- Exercise stop-work authority; stop unsafe work and coordinate safe restart after hazards are controlled and required approvals are obtained
- Conduct orientations, toolbox talks, and focused safety training
- Verify required training and qualifications, coach supervisors, and encourage timely reporting of hazards and near misses without retaliation
- Coordinate immediate response and timely reporting of incidents and near misses
- Lead investigations, identify contributing causes, and track preventive actions with management
- Coordinate with HR and QHSE on injury documentation and return-to-work matters
- Maintain project emergency procedures, evacuation routes, accountability arrangements, and emergency contacts
- Coordinate drills, medical response, and rescue planning with the client and designated responders
