Safety Inspector - Houston, Texas

S&B; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 34,440 - 48,216; Part time

Job summary

A full-service Engineering, Procurement, and Construction company in Houston, Texas, is seeking a part-time Safety Inspector to provide safety auditing and inspection services. The role requires knowledge of OSHA regulations and related medical credentials. The ideal candidate should have a high school education or GED and be capable of assisting in achieving Zero Accidents. This position offers flexibility with varying hours and responsibilities in the oil and gas sector.

Qualifications

• High school education or GED equivalent required.
• Medical credentials such as PA, nurse, P-EMT, EMT, or 1st Responder necessary.
• Knowledge of OSHA regulations and industry safety best practices is essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide safety auditing and inspection services.
• Assist in achieving Zero Accidents and prevent LTAs.
• Report to Health and Safety Coordinator or Safety Manager as required.

Skills

Knowledgeable in OSHA regulations

Medical credentials (PA, nurse, etc.)

Ability to conduct random drug screens

Effective communication skills

Education

High school education or GED

Job description

Safety Inspector - Houston, Texas

Overview

Provide safety auditing and inspection services on S&B construction projects under the direction of the Field Safety Manager.

About S&B

S&B is an exceptional full‑service Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) company, proudly maintaining private ownership and operation for over five decades. With extensive experience, we have successfully undertaken diverse projects across industries such as Oil & Gas, Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Energy Transition, Power, and Pulp & Paper. We commit to safety, timely project completion, and cost‑effective solutions. Our culture fosters collaboration, innovation, and excellence, and we reward our team with a competitive compensation package, flexible work schedules, and comprehensive benefits.

Supervisory Responsibilities

Not applicable.

Education

High school education or General Educational Development (GED) equivalent, or one to three years of related experience and training; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Qualifications and Experience

• On‑the‑job training as a learner or trainee under a qualified worker.
• Medical credentials: PA, nurse, P‑EMT, E‑MT, or 1st Responder.
• Knowledgeable in OSHA record‑keeping regulations and industry safety best practices.

Typical Duties and Responsibilities

• Reports to Safety Supervisor or Field Safety Manager.
• Assists in achieving Zero Accidents, prevents LTAs.
• Reports to Health and Safety Coordinator and/or Safety Manager as required.
• Must be EMT, or EMT‑P certified, or minimum 1st aid responder.
• Keep all medical supplies updated, organized, and sanitary.
• Conduct random drug screens as instructed.
• Provides care for all injured employees.
• Work with company doctor to coordinate proper care of injured employees.
• Transport injured employees to and from doctor appointments as directed.
• Stay with injured employees until medical care is complete, and retrieve all reports, releases, etc.
• Maintain first aid log and documents as required.
• Switch activities and be flexible with changes in other safety areas based on project needs.
• Notify supervisor immediately of any breach of safety to personnel or equipment.
• Know all safety‑related codes, e.g., disaster drill, emergency plan.
• Demonstrate safe work habits and avoid creating hazardous situations.
• Wear proper protective clothing and equipment as required.
• Punctual for scheduled work time; changes must be approved by supervisor.
• Breach of any company policy may result in disciplinary action or termination.

Language Skills

• Read and comprehend simple instructions, short correspondence, and memos.
• Write simple correspondence.
• Present information effectively in one‑on‑one and small group settings to customers, clients, and employees.
• Interpret safety rules, operation and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
• Write routine reports and correspondence.
• Speak effectively before clients or employees.
• Understand English; other languages are a plus.
• Present information effectively in one‑on‑one situations to fellow employees.
• Apply commonsense to carry out detailed instructions in standardized situations.

Mathematical Skills

• Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide all units of measure using whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
• Compute rates, ratios, and percentages; draw and interpret bar graphs.

Physical Demands

• Stand and remain on one's feet in an upright position for sustained periods.
• Walk and move around on various surfaces; may need to walk on wet, rocky, uneven, shifting, concrete, or mud surfaces.
• Sit in a seated position when required.
• Talk and exchange ideas verbally.
• Occasionally carry or move an injured victim weighing up to 200 lbs for up to 50 feet.
• Vision clarity at 20 feet or more.
• Make visual comparisons and discriminations with slight differences.
• Frequently sit with forward head and rounded back at a desk.

Work Environment

Work may occur indoors or outdoors, subject to environmental conditions such as adverse weather or plant setting exposure.

Set Hours

• Typically 9–12 hours per day.
• Lunch: 30 minutes.
• Shift work: 4‑10s, 5‑10s, 6‑10s, 7‑10s, night and day.

Seniority Level

Not applicable.

Employment Type

Part‑time.

Job Function

Management and Manufacturing.

Industries

Oil and Gas.