Why This Role Matters This builder earned its name on a simple principle: do what you say you are going to do, and treat people the way you want to be treated. On a jobsite, that principle has a hard edge. It means every worker, on the self-perform crews and across every subcontractor, goes home the way they arrived. This Safety Manager sits at the point where that promise is kept or broken. The company holds an industry-recognized safety record, including OSHA SHARP accreditation and national safety excellence awards. None of that holds itself up. It holds because a person walks the site, sees the hazard before it becomes an incident, and gets the correction made across crews that may not speak the same first language. This is not a compliance seat that pushes forms. It is a leadership seat that protects people and protects the project. The Mission In the first 12 months, own safety performance across your assigned jobsites in the Atlanta or Raleigh market and make the standard visibl...