Safety Technician

Overview

Safety Technician / Safety Administrator – Solar Construction Projects

Per diem is 100 a day for non local

This position supports both field safety operations and on-site safety administration for active solar construction projects. You will report to the Site Safety Manager and work alongside other Safety Technicians to maintain a safe, compliant, and well-documented jobsite.

This is a high-visibility role that combines boots-on-the-ground safety enforcement with documentation, reporting, onboarding, and training support. Candidates must be comfortable working outdoors, around active construction, and handling both field and administrative safety responsibilities daily.

• Field Safety Operations
• Conduct ongoing field-level safety observations and proactively identify and correct hazards
• Monitor crews and subcontractors to ensure strict adherence to OSHA and site-specific safety standards
• Perform daily jobsite inspections including PPE compliance, work zones, access points, and high-risk activities
• Maintain a strong visible presence in the field as an approachable and authoritative safety resource
• Support enforcement of fall protection, electrical safety, heavy equipment safety, and general construction safety protocols
• Address unsafe behaviors immediately, including PPE noncompliance or hazardous work practices

• Log and maintain daily safety data, inspection reports, and observation records
• Assist with incident investigations, documentation, and corrective action tracking
• Prepare safety reports and maintain required compliance documentation
• Track training records and assist with onboarding documentation for new workers
• Support site safety audits and documentation reviews

• Assist with new worker safety orientations and onboarding
• Support delivery of toolbox talks and routine safety briefings
• Reinforce safe work practices through coaching and daily engagement
• Support equipment safety awareness and task-specific safety instruction

• Work is performed on an active solar construction site
• Position requires extensive walking, standing, climbing, and working in outdoor conditions
• Exposure to heat, cold, wind, dust, mud, and uneven terrain is expected
• Work continues in varying weather conditions; however, weather-related shutdowns may occur with short notice
• Some days may be canceled with less than 24 hours notice due to unsafe weather such as rain, snow, ice, or high winds

• Reliable daily transportation is required
• This is a daily commute role; candidates must be comfortable driving to the site consistently
• Driving in poor weather conditions may be necessary depending on season
• Compensation and bill rates are set prior to start and cannot be adjusted based on commute challenges

You will move constantly between field hazard identification, PPE and work practice enforcement, documentation and reporting, training and onboarding support, incident follow-up, and safety communication with crews.

This is not a desk-only role and not purely observational. It requires active engagement, accountability, and safety leadership in the field.

Please reply back with an updated resume if you or someone else you know is interested. Thank you.