About the position The Overhead Electric Field Safety Representative at InterCon Construction, Inc. is responsible for overseeing safety practices in assigned work areas, providing training and support to personnel, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. This part-time position may transition to full-time and focuses on fostering a safe work environment in the utility construction industry. Responsibilities • Oversee assigned work areas and ensure compliance with safety regulations. , • Provide mentoring, coaching, and guidance to employees on safe work practices. , • Conduct safety inspections and follow-ups related to HSE activities. , • Serve as a contact for agency inspections and inquiries. , • Assist in investigations of incidents, injuries, and near misses. , • Analyze workplace incident trends and frequencies in assigned areas. , • Assist in developing and implementing preventative measures based on incident findings. , • Maintain HSE performance reporting data for assigned work area. , • Facilitate training and present HSE performance data at crew engagement sessions. , • Monitor and ensure regular testing of safety equipment and tools. Requirements • Associates degree in safety science or related field preferred. , • Minimum of 2 years experience as a Journeyman Lineman or in overhead electric and safety training. , • Proficient in Microsoft Office. , • Excellent written and verbal communication skills. , • Basic understanding of underground gas & electric distribution construction practices preferred. , • Knowledge of DOT and overhead electric tooling and equipment. , • Knowledge of OSHA safety rules and regulations. , • Valid state driver's license with a clean driving record. Nice-to-haves • Experience in safety training and compliance in the utility construction industry. , • Familiarity with incident investigation processes. Benefits • Competitive compensation package , • Comprehensive benefits package
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