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An established industry player is seeking dedicated Health & Safety Incident Response Technicians to join their dynamic team. This role offers the unique opportunity to work in a mobile setting, responding to various worksites while enjoying the flexibility of a part-time schedule. Technicians will provide vital services such as first aid and incident response, with the added benefit of career advancement opportunities and paid training. If you're passionate about health and safety and ready to make a difference on-site, this position is perfect for you.
At On-Site Health & Safety, our Health & Safety Incident Response Technicians, or Field Technicians, can explore various skill sets not typically available under traditional EMT, Paramedic, Medical Assistant, Phlebotomy, or LVN positions. Our technicians work in a mobile setting, responding in company-provided vehicles to various worksites, including construction zones, warehouses, refineries, and restaurants. They enjoy the flexibility of clocking in and out from home, eliminating commutes. Employees can also explore other areas of interest and expand their experience across disciplines.
Founded in 1996 in California, On-Site Health & Safety now operates in 20 states. Our mission is: “We keep America working by being On-Site.” We provide services such as incident response, first aid, pulmonary function testing, drug screening, hearing tests, and blood draws when certified/licensed.
Review the job description below to see if you qualify to become a Field Technician. Apply for the highest position you believe you qualify for to maximize your starting pay. View all Field Technician job descriptions here.
Technicians are hired in key geographical areas, working within a service area to respond promptly to calls. Employees can choose specific locations within the area.
Note: All hires undergo extensive background checks, including motor vehicle records. Employment is contingent upon passing background and drug tests. Employees may be exposed to federally funded sites and bodily fluids; hepatitis B vaccination is recommended.