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Traveling Safety Manager

Denver, CO ยท Remote

$70K - $90K/yr

Contribute to the growth and reputation of Safety Plus as a trusted safety partner. Working Conditions * Regular travel to client sites is required. * Manufacturing, Construction, Industrial, Mining ...

Traveling Safety Manager

Chicago, IL ยท Remote

$70K - $90K/yr

Contribute to the growth and reputation of Safety Plus as a trusted safety partner. Working Conditions * Regular travel to client sites is required. * Manufacturing, Construction, Industrial, Mining ...

Traveling Safety Manager

Las Vegas, NV ยท Remote

$70K - $90K/yr

Contribute to the growth and reputation of Safety Plus as a trusted safety partner. Working Conditions * Regular travel to client sites is required. * Manufacturing, Construction, Industrial, Mining ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

Traveling Safety Manager

Dallas, TX ยท Remote

$70K - $90K/yr

Contribute to the growth and reputation of Safety Plus as a trusted safety partner. Working Conditions * Regular travel to client sites is required. * Manufacturing, Construction, Industrial, Mining ...

Traveling Safety Manager

Mobile, AL ยท On-site

$70K - $90K/yr

Contribute to the growth and reputation of Safety Plus as a trusted safety partner. Working Conditions * Regular travel to client sites is required. * Manufacturing, Construction, Industrial, Mining ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

Traveling Safety Manager

Minneapolis, MN ยท On-site

$85K - $120K/yr

Field Safety Manager - Traveling S.J. Louis Construction, Inc. currently has an immediate opportunity for a Traveling Safety Manager S.J. Louis Construction has hand-built its reputation as a leading ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

The Traveling Site Safety Specialis t is responsible for, but not limited to supporting project site crews by visiting project sites, assessing the project site for unsafe work conditions, and ...

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How much do traveling safety jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for traveling safety in the United States is $21.91, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.47 and $21.15 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Traveling Safety vs Security Officer?

AspectTraveling SafetySecurity Officer
CredentialsFirst aid, safety certifications, travel security trainingSecurity guard license, safety training
Work EnvironmentTraveling to various locations, hotels, airportsFixed or mobile security posts, buildings, events
Industry UsageTravel agencies, corporate travel, event planningCorporate, retail, event venues, public spaces

Traveling Safety professionals focus on ensuring safety during travel, including risk assessments and emergency preparedness. Security Officers primarily protect property and people at specific sites. While both roles require safety training, Traveling Safety emphasizes travel-related risks, whereas Security Officers concentrate on physical security at fixed locations.

How does a traveling safety professional collaborate with local teams and adapt to different workplace environments?

Traveling Safety professionals frequently work alongside local site managers, employees, and contractors to assess and mitigate risks in diverse locations. Adapting quickly to varying safety cultures and regulations is essential, as each site may have unique protocols and challenges. Effective communication, cultural awareness, and flexibility are key to building trust and ensuring compliance with safety standards. Regular site audits, training sessions, and incident investigations are common responsibilities, requiring close collaboration with both on-site and remote teams.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a traveling safety professional?

To thrive as a Traveling Safety Professional, you need a strong understanding of occupational health and safety regulations, risk assessment, and incident investigation, typically supported by a relevant degree and certifications like OSHA or NEBOSH. Familiarity with safety management systems, auditing software, and reporting tools is commonly required. Excellent communication, adaptability, and problem-solving skills are crucial for effectively engaging diverse teams and handling unexpected situations on various sites. These skills ensure consistent safety standards, regulatory compliance, and the well-being of employees across multiple locations.

What is a traveling safety professional?

Traveling safety jobs are positions focused on ensuring the health and safety of individuals or organizations while they are traveling, either for business or leisure. These roles often involve assessing potential risks, developing safety protocols, providing training, and responding to emergencies in various travel environments. Professionals in this field may work for travel companies, corporations, or government agencies, and may travel frequently themselves to conduct site inspections or safety assessments. Their goal is to minimize risks and promote safe travel practices for clients or employees.
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Infographic showing various Traveling Safety job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 81% Full Time, 16% Part Time, 1% Contract, and 1% Nights. Highlights an 99% Physical, and 1% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $45,566 per year, or $21.9 per hour.

Traveling Safety Manager

Safety Plus, Inc.

Denver, CO โ€ข Remote

$70K - $90K/yr

Full-time

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description


Company Overview

At Safety Plus Inc., we believe worker safety is a basic human right. We empower businesses with innovative SaaS technology and technology-enabled safety services, ensuring every worker returns home safely. Our mission is to simplify modern safety and transform how organizations protect their people—because failure is not an option.

As the trusted leader in safety management, we are redefining workplace safety through advanced real-time insights, automation, and expert consulting. Our commitment to customer-first solutions, continuous innovation, and data-driven safety programs enables our customers to reduce risk, increase compliance, and build a stronger safety culture.

Position Summary
A Safety Plus Safety Manager is part of a team that is responsible for driving long-term client success by providing leadership and expertise to enhance client safety performance year-over-year. This role serves as a strategic advisor and operational partner to clients by understanding each client’s unique operational pressures, risk tolerance, and business objectives to develop practical and sustainable safety solutions. Leveraging Safety Plus’s established operational guidelines, the Safety Manager will work to progressively improve client safety cultures and staying within agreed service boundaries all while fostering continuous safety enhancements.


Key Responsibilities

The Safety Manager for EdgePro Services will work closely with clients to assess, design, and enhance safety management systems. Key responsibilities include:

  • Client Enablement & Safety Leadership
    • Engage with clients to understand their specific needs, operational pressures, and values, tailoring safety strategies to meet them where they are while guiding improvement at a valued pace.
    • Facilitate regular safety reviews and advisory meetings to discuss goals, update safety plans, and address emerging risks.
    • Develop and monitor client-specific performance metrics that provide insight into safety progress and identify areas for growth.
  • Operational Excellence & Compliance Management
    • Conduct on-site evaluations to identify hazards and report findings to client leadership.
    • Oversee the development and maintenance of client-specific safety management systems, aligned with Safety Plus’s operational guidelines and compliance standards.
    • Lead training and workshops to empower client staff and safety teams, transferring knowledge and fostering best practices for sustained safety advancements.
  • Continuous Improvement & Program Advancement
    • Analyze trends from safety audits, incident reports, and other data sources to drive corrective actions and preventive measures to achieve incremental safety improvements.
    • Collaborate with clients to create structured paths toward elevated safety standards that supports a culture of accountability and progressive improvement.
  • Strategic Planning & Program Management
    • Provide strategic oversight of safety initiatives aligning client safety programs with their operational objectives and Safety Plus’s standards.
    • Develop compliance schedules and calendars to support clients in meeting regulatory deadlines and staying ahead of compliance requirements.
    • Act as a liaison between Safety Plus and clients ensuring consistent communication and mutual alignment on safety goals.
    • Monitor client health for retention purposes – be an advocate for client needs while working within our services delivery requirements.
    • Perform administrative and program management activities necessary to support client compliance efforts, including compliance reminders, policy and program reviews, meeting follow-up, and maintenance of client documentation.

Why Join Safety Plus?

At Safety Plus, you'll have the opportunity to work with a diverse portfolio of clients across manufacturing, construction, industrial, warehousing, transportation, and energy sectors. Rather than supporting a single employer, you'll partner directly with business leaders across multiple organizations to solve complex safety challenges, improve compliance, and drive meaningful safety performance improvements.

This role is ideal for a safety professional who enjoys building relationships, influencing change, solving operational challenges, and making a measurable impact on workplace safety. Our team combines practical field experience, business understanding, and regulatory expertise to help clients make safe work sustainable.

Qualifications

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

  • Strong understanding of OSHA regulations with experience applying these in diverse client settings. Knowledge of USDOT, MSHA, Industrial Hygiene, and Online Prequalification (Avetta/ISNetworld) requirements, or the ability to quickly learn and apply them as needed.
  • Skilled in data analysis- capable of identifying trends and translating insights into actionable safety improvements.
  • Take ownership of assigned client relationships by maintaining a strong understanding of each client’s operational environment, priorities, risk profile, and service needs while coordinating internal teams to deliver meaningful and timely support.
  • Strong documentation and reporting skills, including professional report writing, objective and defensible observation language, business review presentations, and the ability to develop clear action items and practical recommendations. Demonstrate professionalism and clarity in written communication, including client-facing emails and follow-up correspondence.
  • Strong technology aptitude with the ability to quickly learn and effectively utilize software platforms, safety management systems, CRM/task management tools, and related technologies. Demonstrates disciplined organizational habits through accurate documentation, scheduling, follow-up, and task management across multiple clients and projects.
  • Even-tempered, resilient under pressure, and able to work effectively with individuals at all levels to foster positive and collaborative relationships.
  • Able to independently assess client questions and operational concerns, identify missing information, ask targeted follow-up questions, and develop practical, risk-based recommendations aligned with regulatory requirements and client operational realities.
  • Self-directed and resourceful with the ability to independently research unfamiliar regulatory, operational, and compliance topics, synthesize findings from credible sources, and provide accurate, actionable guidance to clients in a timely manner.
  • Demonstrates strong business and risk awareness with the ability to evaluate client risk tolerance, operational pressures, and organizational maturity to recommend practical and sustainable safety solutions.
  • Strong critical thinking and operational awareness with the ability to balance regulatory compliance, practical field application, and client business realities. Avoids a “check-the-box” approach by focusing on meaningful risk reduction and sustainable program improvement.
  • Highly organized and detail-oriented with disciplined documentation habits, accurate recordkeeping, and the ability to effectively prioritize competing responsibilities in a fast-paced environment.

Experience

  • 3+ years of experience managing safety programs, safety departments, or serving in a similar safety leadership role with demonstrated success in driving continuous improvement and regulatory compliance.

Education

  • Bachelor’s Degree preferred.
  • Relevant safety, operational, military, industrial, or leadership experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.

Professional Certifications

  • CSP, ASP, CHST, OHST, SMS, CIT, or similar professional certifications are preferred but not required.


Success in This Role

Within the first year, successful Safety Managers:

  • Build trusted relationships with assigned clients and become a valued extension of their team.
  • Deliver timely safety reviews, audits, compliance support, and actionable recommendations.
  • Maintain high levels of client satisfaction, engagement, and retention.
  • Drive measurable improvements in safety performance through proactive guidance and continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Effectively manage multiple client accounts while maintaining accurate documentation, follow-up, and communication.
  • Contribute to the growth and reputation of Safety Plus as a trusted safety partner.

Working Conditions

  • Regular travel to client sites is required.
    • Manufacturing, Construction, Industrial, Mining, Warehousing, etc
  • This role requires travel approximately 70% of the time to support client needs. Roughly half of travel may require overnight stays depending on client location and project requirements.
  • Combination of field-based client support and office-based work, including client site visits, safety evaluations, report writing, program reviews, compliance tracking, client follow-up, and ongoing client communication.