Field Safety Specialist: Incident Response & Training

Flagger Force Traffic Control Services; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, vision and dental insurance

401k with company match

Paid time off

On-site fitness facility

Paid holidays

Health savings account

Company paid long-term disability and

Company paid benefits (life/AD&D)

Employee assistance program

Tuition and education assistance

Employee appreciation events

Volunteer time off

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Flagger Force Traffic Control Services is seeking a Safety Professional to observe work sites, evaluate safety programs, and support injury management plans. You will coach employees, identify hazards, and collaborate with operations to drive safety culture in the field across the eastern United States.

The role involves substantial field time, requires DOT qualifications, strong communication, and the ability to develop training materials and incident learnings.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or higher in safety field or related with relevant certifications.
• Experience in safety program development and incident response.
• Must maintain internal safety certifications and DOT qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Observe and evaluate work sites to ensure safety program effectiveness.
• Manage incident investigations and reporting.
• Develop and assist in safety program content and training.
• Coach employees on safe work practices on the field.
• Collaborate with operations to strengthen safety culture.
• Maintain training certifications and fleet safety knowledge.

Skills

Strong communication

Analytical thinking

Time management

Problem-solving

Coaching and mentoring

Education

Bachelor's or Associate degree in Occupational Safety and Health

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Flagger Force Traffic Control Services is seeking a Safety Professional to observe work sites, evaluate safety programs, and support injury management plans. You will coach employees, identify hazards, and collaborate with operations to drive safety culture in the field across the eastern United States.

The role involves substantial field time, requires DOT qualifications, strong communication, and the ability to develop training materials and incident learnings.