Field Safety Rep - Northcentral Wisconsin

InterCon Construction, Inc.
United States, Wisconsin, Rhinelander
Jan 24, 2025
POSITION OVERVIEW The Field Safety Representative is responsible for overseeing assigned work areas and provides support for personnel training, safety inspections, and/or follow-ups, and other HSE activities related to the company, client, of regulatory compliance. Seeking someone in the Wausau/Rhinelander/Marinette area. Travel required throughout the region. ESSENTIAL JOB RESPONSIBILITIES Conduct audits and provides coaching on field operations to ensure compliance with any local, federal regulations, customer requirements. Works with department managers and foremen to provide employee mentoring, coaching, and guidance in making safe choices while working to foster an incident and injury free workplace. Helps to ensure the company maintains compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations, and stays informed of proposed regulation changes and safety emphasis and focus programs. Conducts/Assists in response to any investigation of incidents, injuries, and near misses. Assists safety management and operations team in development and implementation of preventative measures/controls based on incident findings and root cause analysis. Leads and helps facilitate, train, and present material on HSE performance, incidents, and trend/analysis data at crew engagement sessions. Other duties as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS & REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS Associate's degree in Safety Science or related field. Minimum of 1-2 years of safety experience in either oil and gas or comparable industry. Must be proficient with Microsoft Office. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Beneficial to have DOT and heavy equipment knowledge and be able to provide training and support in these areas as needed. Knowledge of OSHA safety rules and regulations. Must have a valid driver's license with a clean driving record. WORKING ENVIRONMENT This position works in a field environment and works near or with moving mechanical parts. This position may be exposed to fumes, airborne particles, and/or chemicals. Additionally, this position will be exposed to varying outdoor weather conditions. The need to meet deadlines and respond to emergencies often requires long hours.