Field Industrial Safety Consultant

BCSP; Toledo (OH); On-site; USD 34,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation seeks an Industrial Safety Consultant Specialist to partner with employers, assess risks, strengthen safety programs, and improve workplace culture to reduce injuries and illnesses.

You will conduct site visits, analyze safety data, develop recommendations, deliver training, and help implement safety policies across diverse industries. Occasional travel and non-standard hours may apply.

Qualifications

• 36 mos. trg. or 36 mos. exp. commensurate with program area to be assigned per approved position description on file relative to conducting industrial &/or construction safety surveys, operating related testing equipment & providing technical advice to resolve industrial safety hazards & violations of state & fed=eral regulations; valid driver's license.
• Or completion of undergraduate core program in physical sciences (e.g., physics, chemistry) or engineering; valid driver's license.
• Or equivalent of Minimum Class Qualifications For Employment noted above; Job Skills: Occupational Safety.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate workplace safety programs, systems, and culture through site visits, observations, interviews, surveys, and review of safety records and procedures.
• Analyze safety data, trends, incident information, and workplace conditions to identify opportunities for improvement.
• Assess workplace equipment, processes, and practices for compliance with applicable safety regulations and industry standards, including OSHA and other recognized safety requirements.
• Provide expert recommendations to leadership on improving workplace safety performance and reducing risk.
• Assist organizations with developing, implementing, and evaluating safety programs, policies, committees, and initiatives.
• Support employers in addressing both common and specialized workplace safety concerns, such as heat stress, machine safety, confined spaces, and other industry-specific hazards.
• Prepare professional reports, assessments, and recommendations documenting safety findings and improvement plans.
• Maintain current knowledge of workplace safety regulations, emerging best practices, technologies, and industry developments.

Skills

Occupational Safety

Education

Undergraduate core program in physical sciences or engineering

Tools

MS Word

Excel

Access

Statistical software

Job description

The Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation seeks an Industrial Safety Consultant Specialist to partner with employers, assess risks, strengthen safety programs, and improve workplace culture to reduce injuries and illnesses.

You will conduct site visits, analyze safety data, develop recommendations, deliver training, and help implement safety policies across diverse industries. Occasional travel and non-standard hours may apply.