Safety Service Technician

About the role

At Onsite Safety, our mission is to honor God, help people, and save lives. We help make construction sites safer by providing and installing safety systems that protect workers from jobsite hazards. We are looking for dependable, hardworking people who want more than just a job. We provide the training and a defined career path to help you grow.

Responsibilities

Reports to: Project Operations Manager. Works closely with: Project Managers, Service Technicians, and Job Site Superintendents.

• Installs and removes temporary and permanent fall protection equipment with precision in accordance with OSHA, Manufacturers’ & OS standards.
• Communicate with the project manager about the progress and status of each area for which they are responsible.
• Complete additional training as required. (OSHA, OS, Equipment)
• Communicate professionally with the customer.
• Convey escalated concerns from the customer to the Project Manager.
• Accurately document jobs using software, photos, recording equipment counts, and updating job status.
• Daily inspections and safety documentation requirements for the equipment we are using.
• Operates an assigned company vehicle in accordance with the fleet manual and state laws and inspect on a regular basis to maintain a clean, organized vehicle.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Minimum Qualifications

• HS diploma or equivalent.
• Valid state-issued driver’s license.
• Proficiency with software and smartphones.
• 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

• 2-3 years of commercial construction experience
• Level 3 Safety Technician with Onsite Safety
• Experience using power tools, Lull, aerial lifts
• OSHA Certifications
• Experience with trailering and towing

Pay

$20 per hour

Schedule

This position requires some extensive travel depending on the job location. The Commercial Technician must be able to:

• Work in all seasons and weather conditions.
• Work overtime depending on business needs.
• Work nights and weekends if the job site schedule requires it.
• Climb ladders and scaffolds and maintain proper use of equipment to access the