Industrial Construction Safety Professional

Industrial Construction Safety Professional (PFO
00066Q)

The Safety Professional develops plans, organizes, coordinates and monitors safety programs to ensure compliance with occupational safety and health regulations, company and client policies and procedures. This is a site‑based role located approximately 55 miles from Idaho Falls, Idaho, at the Naval Reactors Facility on the Idaho National Laboratory. The position requires 95% outdoors and 5% office/administrative duties. The candidate will start on the night shift doing environmental work and then transition to a safety role in winter.

• Investigate accidents to determine causes, prepare reports and recommend preventive measures and safety programs.
• Inspect worksites and prepare reports with recommendations for corrective actions.
• Use industrial hygiene monitoring equipment to test work areas for noise, toxic and other chemical and physical hazards.
• Observe craft work to ensure compliance with policies and procedures.
• Provide and develop technical safety training.
• Conduct safety management training for supervisory and management personnel.
• Assess safety and health program performance; identify trends through data analysis.

Intermittent sitting, walking, standing, bending, squatting, climbing, kneeling, twisting, and lifting. Lifting requirements limited to 50 lbs. in the form of supplies, drawings, etc. Longest distance carried of 100 feet. Hand manipulation is required for simple grasping, pushing and pulling, and fine manipulation. Right and/or left hands utilized. Occasional need to reach and/or work above the shoulder, for supplies, as well as below the shoulder for same.

No foot controls necessary. Must be alert to equipment in the field, there will be occasional travel, will work near construction job site equipment when in the field, occasional need to work near hazardous equipment and machinery, continuous need to walk on uneven ground thus good balance and the ability to traverse construction site environment a must, potential exposure to dust, gas or fumes, noise, extremes in temperature (heat and cold) or humidity, and potential work at heights.

• Minimum 3 years of experience in industrial safety and environmental experience.
• High school diploma or equivalent required; degree in Health and Safety Management preferred.
• Experience functioning as a safety professional in an industrial construction environment.
• Related working experience on large project or building construction sites highly preferred.
• Good written and verbal communication skills.
• Professional health and safety certification (CSP) preferred.
• First Aid, CPR or OSHA training preferred.
• Ability to work different shifts as needed by the project.

10 % of the time.

Naval Reactors Facility, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, .

Experienced.