Safety Technician

Construction Safety Technician (First and Second Shift)

Location: Three Mile Island, PA

Duration: 9 Months (Start: Immediate Need)

Type: 1099 Contractor

Compensation & Schedule

Pay Rate: $56/hr

Per Diem: $150/Day

Completion Bonus: $150/month

Pay Frequency: Weekly

Schedule: Monday-Sunday |0600 - 1600 first shift 3:00 PM - 1:00 AM second shift| 70 Hours Per Week

Why This Opportunity?

Join a contractor supporting a nuclear facility maintenance and restoration project at Three Mile Island, PA. Project scope includes paint removal, surface preparation, industrial coatings, swing-stage scaffold operations, and elevated work activities .

The Construction Safety Technician will provide field safety support for painting and coating crews while supporting AHAs, JHAs, pre-task planning, toolbox talks, inspections, and day-to-day safety compliance activities. The Safety Technician will work closely with the Lead Safety Manager, Project Manager, and Superintendent to help maintain a safe and compliant work environment throughout the project.

Required Qualifications

• 4-Year Degree in Safety and/or BCSP Certification (CHST Minimum)
• Previous Nuclear Site Experience Required
• Experience Supporting Industrial Painting, Coatings, and Paint Removal Operations
• Knowledge of Needle Gunning Operations
• Experience with Swing-Stage Scaffolding and Elevated Work Activities
• Strong Understanding of Fall Protection Programs
• Experience with Respiratory Protection Programs
• Knowledge of Heat Stress Management and Noise Exposure Controls
• Ability to Lead and Support AHAs, JHAs, Toolbox Talks, and Pre-Task Planning
• Must Pass Required Background Check and Drug Screen
• Must Be Clean Shaven and Able to Wear a Respirator

Preferred Qualifications

• CSP, ASP, CHST, or Other BCSP Credential
• Nuclear Outage Experience
• Industrial Maintenance Experience
• Coatings and Corrosion Control Experience
• Scaffold Competent Person Training
• Experience Supporting Utility or Power Generation Facilities

What You'll Be Doing

• Provide field safety oversight for paint removal, surface preparation, and painting/coating operations
• Monitor work involving needle gunning, swing-stage scaffolding, elevated work, and fall protection systems
• Support respiratory protection, heat stress, and noise exposure management programs
• Lead and support AHAs, JHAs, pre-task planning, toolbox talks, and daily safety discussions
• Identify hazards in the field and work with crews and supervision to develop corrective actions
• Coordinate closely with the Project Manager and Superintendent on all safety-related matters
• Serve as a liaison between craft employees and project leadership
• Conduct routine site inspections, audits, observations, and hazard assessments
• Ensure compliance with OSHA regulations, nuclear site requirements, and project safety standards
• Participate in incident investigations and corrective action implementation
• Maintain required safety documentation, inspection records, and compliance reports
• Maintain a strong field presence and build credibility with the workforce

Technical Knowledge

Candidates should have working knowledge of:

• Industrial Coatings & Paint Removal Operations
• Nuclear Facility Safety Requirements
• OSHA Construction Standards
• Swing-Stage Scaffold Operations
• Fall Protection & Elevated Work
• Respiratory Protection Programs
• Heat Stress Monitoring & Prevention
• Industrial Noise Exposure Controls
• Needle Gunning and Surface Preparation Activities
• Activity Hazard Analyses (AHAs)
• Job Hazard Analyses (JHAs)
• Incident Investigation & Corrective Actions
• Construction Risk Assessment & Mitigation

What Success Looks Like

The ideal candidate is a hands-on, field-focused safety professional with experience supporting nuclear projects and industrial coating operations.

Success in this role requires maintaining a strong field presence, proactively identifying hazards, effectively communicating with craft personnel and supervision, and ensuring paint removal, surface preparation, and coating activities are executed safely within a highly regulated nuclear environment.