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The Texas Department of Insurance is seeking a Safety Officer II to provide consultation on safety and health programs across Texas. This role involves compliance with OSHA regulations and developing safety programs. Benefits include work-life balance, comprehensive medical insurance, and generous leave policies.
Safety Officer II - OSHCON Safety Consultant (00042780)
Organization: TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Primary Location: Texas-Austin
Work Locations: Life, Physical, and Social Science
Employee Status: Regular
Schedule: Travel - Yes, 50% of the Time
Job Code & Salary: State Job Code: 2731 | Salary Admin Plan: B | Grade: 19 | $4,834.00 Monthly
Number of Openings: [Not specified]
Overtime Status: Exempt
Job Posting & Closing Date: Ongoing
Do you have a passion for public service and enjoy making a difference? The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) is hiring! We regulate the insurance industry, administer the Texas workers’ compensation system, and protect consumers.
Benefits of working at TDI include:
Safety Officer II (OSHCON Safety Consultant) in the Austin office, performing moderately complex safety and health program work across Texas worksites and industries. The role involves helping employers comply with OSHA regulations, identify hazards, and develop safety programs without regulatory enforcement.
This position requires:
This role may involve hybrid work arrangements, requiring a dedicated workspace and reliable internet. Availability for weekly meetings via Microsoft Teams and other applications is essential.
Demonstrated knowledge of relevant laws, principles of industrial health, OSHA standards, technical equipment calibration, and safety inspection methods. Skills include problem-solving, proficiency in Microsoft Office, conducting noise monitoring, effective communication, and training delivery.
Applicants with military experience should submit relevant documentation and may include MOS codes such as 740A, OAP16, 4E0X1, and SEI19.
Complete job histories are required; resumes alone are insufficient. Submit applications through Work in Texas, including answers to supplemental questions.