Job Overview
Benefits
Medical insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
competitive base salary
bonus program
401k plan
Employee ownership program
Job Description
Skanska is a leading global construction and project development company with a rich history of over 135 years. Operating in select markets across the Nordics, Europe, and the United States, Skanska has established itself as one of the largest and most respected names in the construction industry. With global revenues reaching $15.9 billion in 2024, Skanska delivers innovative and sustainable building solutions that contribute positively to society and the environment. In the U.S. alone, the company operates 28 offices nationwide with headquarters in New York City, and generated $8.2 billion in revenue in the construction sector, exemplifying their substantial presence and influence in the market. Skanska's commitment to diversity, inclusion, and ethical business practices is deeply embedded in its culture, reflecting in its core values: Be Better Together, Act Ethically and Transparently, Commit to Customer, and Care for Life. These values foster a collaborative and respectful workplace centered on growth, accountability, and well-being for all employees.
The Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Director role at Skanska offers a unique opportunity to join a company that values its people and endeavors to build projects that matter — schools, hospitals, roads, and infrastructure critical to communities. The EHS Director is pivotal in integrating environmental health and safety services into business practices while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. This leadership position oversees EHS responsibilities across operating units and regional business activities, working closely with various stakeholders including EHS staff, superintendents, project managers, project executives, area safety directors, and executive leadership. For larger projects, a full-time EHS Director may be designated, highlighting the critical nature of environmental and safety oversight in construction operations.
Applicants considered for this role will possess over ten years of experience in identifying safety hazards and recommending controls within construction environments, along with OSHA 30 certification. The role demands strong communication skills for effective engagement with employees at all levels, as well as proficiency in Microsoft Office tools. Candidates typically have a bachelor’s degree in construction management, safety management, or engineering, or alternatively, a decade's worth of safety experience. Skanska emphasizes a supportive workplace environment by investing in comprehensive benefits and career development programs designed to foster employees' physical, financial, and emotional well-being. The company’s competitive compensation package includes a base salary, bonus programs, 401k plans, and employee ownership opportunities.
Working at Skanska means embracing a culture where values and diversity drive success, where people thrive at every career stage, and where impactful projects shape how society lives and connects. The EHS Director is not just managing compliance but is pivotal in upholding a safe and sustainable work environment vital to Skanska’s mission of building for a better society. This is a full-time position requiring a commitment to excellence in safety leadership, grounded in ethical practices and continuous improvement.
The Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Director role at Skanska offers a unique opportunity to join a company that values its people and endeavors to build projects that matter — schools, hospitals, roads, and infrastructure critical to communities. The EHS Director is pivotal in integrating environmental health and safety services into business practices while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. This leadership position oversees EHS responsibilities across operating units and regional business activities, working closely with various stakeholders including EHS staff, superintendents, project managers, project executives, area safety directors, and executive leadership. For larger projects, a full-time EHS Director may be designated, highlighting the critical nature of environmental and safety oversight in construction operations.
Applicants considered for this role will possess over ten years of experience in identifying safety hazards and recommending controls within construction environments, along with OSHA 30 certification. The role demands strong communication skills for effective engagement with employees at all levels, as well as proficiency in Microsoft Office tools. Candidates typically have a bachelor’s degree in construction management, safety management, or engineering, or alternatively, a decade's worth of safety experience. Skanska emphasizes a supportive workplace environment by investing in comprehensive benefits and career development programs designed to foster employees' physical, financial, and emotional well-being. The company’s competitive compensation package includes a base salary, bonus programs, 401k plans, and employee ownership opportunities.
Working at Skanska means embracing a culture where values and diversity drive success, where people thrive at every career stage, and where impactful projects shape how society lives and connects. The EHS Director is not just managing compliance but is pivotal in upholding a safe and sustainable work environment vital to Skanska’s mission of building for a better society. This is a full-time position requiring a commitment to excellence in safety leadership, grounded in ethical practices and continuous improvement.
Job Requirements
- 10+ years of experience in a safety role involving hazard identification and controls
- OSHA 30 certification
- 2+ years managing direct reports
- Strong written communication skills
- Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint
- Bachelor's degree in construction management, safety management, engineering, or equivalent or 10 years of safety experience
- Ability to work without employment sponsorship
Job Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in construction management, safety management, engineering, or equivalent
- 10+ years of experience identifying safety hazards and recommending controls
- OSHA 30 certification
- 2+ years of experience managing direct reports
- Strong written communication skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint
- Experience navigating construction environments
Job Duties
- Integrate environmental health and safety services into business practices
- Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
- Oversee EHS responsibilities across operating units and regional activities
- Collaborate with EHS staff, project managers, superintendents, and leadership
- Conduct safety hazard identification and recommend appropriate controls
- Manage direct reports within the EHS team
- Lead safety communication initiatives across all employee levels
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