Job Description
Position Summary
The Level I Safety Technician’s primary objective is to ensure that Onsite Safety (OSI) is the most trusted provider of safety services on each job site they visit.  As a safety leader in the construction industry, the Level I Safety Technician takes corrective actions to prevent job hazards and keep people safe from injury. They follow OSHA standards and OSI safety guidelines, utilize dispatched route management to navigate routes safely, and install and remove safety equipment efficiently. Safety Technicians demonstrate Onsite Safety’s mission, vision and core values at every level of work performance.
Essential Job Functions • Complete Level I Safety Technician Training
• Install and remove safety equipment in accordance with OSHA and Onsite Safety standards, demonstrating and maintaining a minimum efficiency rate of at least 40 PPH and 90% Quality Control rating
• Document jobs using dispatch software and photos; update record equipment count job status (i.e. Not Ready, Complete)
• Complete all work orders and routes as assigned by Dispatcher and Area Manager
• Operate an assigned company vehicle in accordance with fleet manual and state laws
• Maintain a clean, organized vehicle; inspect assigned work truck on a regular basis
• Retain professional relationships with customers and subcontractors by demonstrating positive communication skills and courtesy at each job site, including elevating complaints to Area Manager
• Any other essential duties as assigned
Work Environment and Time Requirements
The Level I Safety Technician must be able to:
• Work in all seasons and weather conditions
• Climb ladders and scaffolds to access roofs and external walls of multi-story construction projects
• Lift, carry, load and unload a minimum of 55 lbs. of equipment
• Operate power tools and equipment
• Meet all safety requirements
Minimum Qualifications
• Complete Level I Safety Technician Training
• Proficiency with mobile app devices
• This position requires travel by vehicle
• Team player, adept at working in a fast paced and diverse work environment with a willingness to work until the job is complete
Preferred Qualifications
• HS Diploma or equivalent
• 1-2 years construction experience
• Experience using power tools
• OSHA Certifications
Key Result Areas (KRAs)
• Communications and vision
• Training and performance
• Documentation
• Company vehicle operations
• Maintain QC score above 90% and complete 40 PPH
Key performance Indicators (KPIs)
• PPH
• Documentation
• Safety (near miss incident, JSA, inspections)
• Quality Control Score
• Asset management
Work Environment
Outdoor construction
Days & Hours
1 st &  2 nd shifts available. Monday-Friday & some Saturdays; 6:30am-3:30pm. 40 hours per week.
Compensation and Hours
Salary Range: $15.00 - $17.00 Hour DOE (Depends on Experience) 401K, Company Vehicle, Dental, Extended Sick Leave, Holidays, Life Insurance, Medical, Sick Leave, Vacation, Vision Other Benefits: Not Available Full or Part Time: Full Time (30 Hours or More) Job Duration: Over 150 Days Type of Job: Regular
Shift: Other, see job description
Hours per Week:
40
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