OSH Safety Inspector I - Field Compliance & Reports

State of North Carolina - Department of Labor; North Carolina; On-site; USD 58,000 - 61,000; Full time

Job summary

State of North Carolina - Department of Labor is seeking an OSHA Safety Officer I to inspect workplaces for hazardous conditions and document findings. The role requires travel for on-site inspections and the ability to issue citations when justified by state OSH laws.

Candidates should have a bachelor’s or associate degree in occupational safety or related fields and relevant inspection experience. The position emphasizes writing, documentation, and communication skills, with a focus on

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree preferably with a major in occupational safety, industrial management, technology or a related field and two years of experience in safety inspections; or Associate's degree with four years of experience.
• Bachelor’s degree preferably with a major in occupational safety, industrial management or technology, etc., or an Associate’s degree with two years of experience in inspections; or equivalent education/experience.
• Applicants enrolled in a bachelor’s or master’s degree program will be considered if degree completion by end of current semester.

Responsibilities

• Inspect workplaces in North Carolina and write timely reports of exposures to hazardous conditions.
• Recommend issuance of citations when justified by safety laws.
• Travel to conduct on-site inspections of safety-related items and coordinate with agencies.
• Ensure inspections comply with the North Carolina Field Information System (FIS) and Field Operations Manual (FOM).

Skills

Time management

Database management

Documentation skills

Writing skills

Verbal communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in occupational safety or related field

Associate's degree in industrial safety or related field

Job description

State of North Carolina - Department of Labor is seeking an OSHA Safety Officer I to inspect workplaces for hazardous conditions and document findings. The role requires travel for on-site inspections and the ability to issue citations when justified by state OSH laws.

Candidates should have a bachelor’s or associate degree in occupational safety or related fields and relevant inspection experience. The position emphasizes writing, documentation, and communication skills, with a focus on