Field Safety Technician

Activities/ Responsibilities/ Duties

• Acts as an advocate for Signal Energy, LLC by promoting company culture, policies and procedures and promoting a positive attitude towards the goals of each project.
• Must represent Signal Energy professionally with clients, subcontractors, local officials, and others at all times.
• Aid crew members with completing daily paperwork, including but not limited to, job safety analysis, work instructions (WI’s), and permit to work forms and inspections.
• Complete and document weekly job site audits.
• Audit and assist with management of spill kits, first aid kits, fire extinguishers, barricades, power tool inspections, electrical inspections, generators, and wheel chocks.
• Issue and distribute PPE to crews, as needed.
• Exercise stop-work authority by partnering with front line supervisors when necessary.
• Facilitate site-specific trainings, including but not limited to orientations and safety trainings as needed.
• Assist Safety Team in delivering Toolbox Talks and bend and stretch as needed.
• Work with the Safety Manager, Project Manager, and Construction Manager to ensure that the needs of the field Safety program are being addressed.
• Work with the project team that continuously assesses the Safety of the work performed, track and assure corrective actions are completed in accordance with Signal Energy’s Safety Policies and Procedures.
• Champion the ALLSAFE cultural safety program, and Signal Energy’s Core Principles and Mission.
• Develop and maintain a site-specific safety plan, including emergency action, response, evacuation, and security plans.
• Constantly solve problems and resolve issues through face to face and personal communication.

Knowledge/ Skills/ Abilities

• Ability to learn technical and safety management aspects of all project construction activities.
• Excellent mathematical skills, including application, and use in problem solving.
• Must be able to understand, interpret, and apply regulatory requirements applicable to the project scope of work. This includes, but is not limited to, Federal and State OSHA, EPA, etc…
• Ability to lead, influence and coordinate own and others’ actions, manage own time effectively.
• Highly motivated and able to work independently and efficiently under limited supervision while functioning as a component of the greater project team.
• Sensitivity to problems; ability to tell or predict when something is wrong; able to revise and adapt as needed.
• Strong coordination, time management, active listening, verbal and written communication skills, critical thinking and reasoning skills.
• Self-motivated, able to learn quickly and independently.
• Computer literacy and basic knowledge of MS Office.

Education/ Experience

• High school diploma or GED equivalent.
• OSHA 30 Minimum OSHA 510 / OSHA 500 (both preferred but not required).
• Current valid driver’s license.
• 2 years construction safety experience preferred.