Field-Based Safety Trainer– Distribution Electrical Utility Systems Location: Field-Based. Show-up Location TBD-however, travel will include Central, Panhandle, and Tampa Bay, Florida. Who Are We: We are a leading electrical utility contractor specializing in underground and overhead distribution systems installation and maintenance. Our mission is to deliver safe, efficient, and reliable power solutions across the region, and to do that, we rely on a safety culture built from the ground up and reinforced every day. We are seeking a Field-Based Safety Trainer with extensive experience in both overhead and underground electric utility work to support and elevate our safety programs. This is a key role in ensuring our crews are properly trained, equipped, and aligned with current regulations and best practices. Position Overview The Safety Trainer is responsible for the delivery, and enforcement of safety processes and procedures as well as training programs with a focused on overhead electrical distribution systems. This includes conducting technical training, field assessments, job site audits, and compliance evaluations in line with F&H Contractors, OSHA, NESC, and utility partner standards. The ideal candidate brings strong technical knowledge in energized distribution environments, including live-line procedures, PPE, I&I, secondary systems, OH to UG Transition work, as well as experience working with streetlighting infrastructure. Key Responsibilities • Understand and Deliver Training: Facilitate new hire orientation, refresher courses, and advanced technical safety training for line crews—covering topics such as fall protection, grounding, pole-top/bucket rescue, Insulate and Isolate, and energized equipment handling, etc. • Conduct Field Safety Audits: Perform routine and spot inspections at job sites to ensure crews are following safe work practices and procedures, especially during energized overhead and underground operations. • Evaluate Field Competency: Observe and assess field personnel during live work, verifying proper technique, PPE usage, and adherence to safety protocols. • Support Safety Leadership: Collaborate with the Area Safety Manager and Director of Safety & Training to identify risk areas and implement continuous improvement measures. • Maintain Documentation and Compliance: Track training records, audit findings, and corrective actions; assist with incident investigations and root cause analysis as needed. Qualifications Required: • Minimum 8 years of experience in the electric utility industry • Hands-on experience with both overhead and underground distribution systems • Familiarity with OSHA, NESC, and relevant industry regulations • Strong communication and instructional skills for field-based learning environments • Computer Skills and Technology-forward Preferred: • Journeyman Lineman certification or equivalent experience • Experience with secondary systems, underground distribution, switching & tagging, and streetlight operations • Background in safety program management or utility safety compliance Travel Requirements This role is primarily field based, with regular travel throughout the state for on-site training, audits, and inspections. Most travel will be same day, with occasional overnight stays as needed. Storm Response and outage response, (planned or otherwise) will be required. What We Offer • Competitive salary and benefits package • Company vehicle provided • 401(k) with employer match • Annual FR clothing and safety boot allowance • Opportunities for growth within a safety-focused organization Join Our Team If you have the technical expertise, field experience, and commitment to safety needed to lead by example, we encourage you to apply. Help us support the crews who keep the grid running and ensure they return home safely every day. Job Type: Full-time Benefits: • 401(k) • 401(k) matching • Dental insurance • Health insurance • Life insurance • Paid time off • Vision insurance Schedule: • Monday to Friday Work Location: In person
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