Field Safety Specialist - DC, MD, VA

Description

• Coordinate, manage, and respond to OSHA agency-level audits as directed by the Regional Safety Manager or other department Senior Managers
• Coordinate injury management through Workman’s Compensation Manager and assist in establishing area injury management resources and relationship building as assigned
• Participate in AAR calls relevant to events occurring within the assigned area.
• Review weekly Ops Reports for safety planning purposes with Regional Safety Manager
• Maintain and develop overhead and underground electric safety knowledge
• Participate in company-level safety audits across the organization and coordinate corrective actions feedback to the Regional Safety Manager and Operations Manager
• Report daily safety experience and daily plan of day inaccuracies to the Area Safety Manager
• Complete a monthly expense report for the company Purchasing Card and submit Purchase Card activity monthly to Regional Safety Manager
• Assist with/lead special projects as assigned related to organization-wide related safety
• Provide area-level safety leadership and promote a positive safety culture as assigned
• Coordinate support efforts with Area Safety Manager
• Shall ensure timely notifications for serious events are made to the Regional Safety Manager and operation leaders
• As assigned by Regional Safety Manager, will make sure investigations, corrective actions, and safety planning are purposeful, complete, and supported
• Provide positive solutions when presenting problems . Be a part of the solution
• Assist with root cause identification, investigations, and case management
• Assist with training and scheduling as directed by the Regional Safety Manager
• Perform area and job site level audits based on event trending, lagging/leading indicators, and safety needs identified with the other department Senior Managers

Requirements

• 3 years minimum natural gas utility safety experience, OSHA 30, and additional accredited safety certification i.e. CUSP, CHST.
• InfraSource approved safe driving behaviors . Follow all DMV rules and regulations
• Continued professional development and Quanta train-the-trainer certification preferred
• Must be able to travel within the region
• Bachelor’s degree in S afety with 1 year of verifiable safety experience.
• Other assigned qualifications by the Regional Safety Manager or Director of Safety
• Must maintain professional interaction, appearances, and communication within all levels of the organization

Benefits

• Paid on-the-job technical and professional training
• Competitive wages and industry-leading benefits including Retirement Plan
• Defined career path for future growth

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance