Safety Observer​/Signal Person

As a Construction Safety Spotter / Signal Person, you will be instrumental in supporting electricians who operate aerial lifts. Your primary focus involves identifying environmental hazards, facilitating clear communication, and ensuring the overall safety of the job site. By maintaining constant vigilance, you help safeguard personnel and equipment in the Wilmington, DE area.

• Identify potential dangers such as overhead obstructions, nearby equipment, and other workers to help maintain a secure environment for the entire team.
• Utilize approved verbal instructions, radios, or hand signals to assist operators in maneuvering equipment safely.
• Serve as a dedicated spotter to help operators navigate blind spots and shifting site conditions, thereby reducing the risk of accidents.
• Communicate immediate threats, such as electrical hazards or uneven terrain, to the lift operator and supervisor to ensure proactive hazard mitigation.
• Secure the area around aerial lifts to prevent unauthorized access and keep the workspace clear for efficient operations.
• Adhere strictly to all site safety protocols, including fall protection standards and established construction site regulations.
• Halt operations immediately if communication fails or if the path becomes unsafe, helping to prevent potential incidents before they occur.
• Collaborate closely with site leadership and electrical teams to support project workflows while prioritizing safety standards.
• Promptly document and report any near misses or hazardous conditions to the relevant site supervisor.

This position involves working on active industrial or commercial construction sites, specifically supporting electricians in aerial lifts. You will need to maintain high levels of focus and clear communication throughout your shift in this hands-on role. Assignments are full-time, with schedules dictated by project needs, and all necessary site-specific safety orientations will be provided.

• Demonstrate strong situational awareness to effectively identify and report potential job site risks.
• Maintain consistent focus on safety protocols and communicate instructions clearly during active construction tasks.
• Show a willingness to master standardized communication procedures and hand signals for equipment operations.
• Work collaboratively with equipment operators, electricians, and site management to foster a productive environment.
• Previous experience in roles such as a flagger, signal person, or equipment ground guide is preferred.
• Possession of OSHA 10 or specialized safety training is considered a beneficial asset for project assignments.
• Must have reliable transportation and legal authorization to work within the United States.
• Capable of working outdoors for long durations while standing, regardless of changing weather conditions.
• Successful completion of a background check and drug screening is required for all candidates.

• Receive competitive hourly compensation tailored to your experience level and specific project demands.
• Access to benefits including health insurance, PTO, holiday pay, and 401(k) matching, contingent upon meeting eligibility criteria.
• Gain valuable experience working alongside skilled electrical professionals on major construction projects without the requirement of performing electrical installations.
• Join a professional environment that prioritizes integrity, reliability, and a culture of safety.