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. #J-18808-Ljbffr