EMT

Warehouse Emergency Medical TechnicianWe are seeking a dependable and safety-conscious Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) to support employee health, safety, and emergency response operations within a warehouse environment. The EMT will provide initial medical assessment and first aid for workplace injuries or illnesses, respond to medical emergencies, and assist with maintaining a safe working environment for warehouse personnel.Key ResponsibilitiesProvide immediate first aid and emergency medical assistance to employees experiencing workplace injuries or medical emergencies.Assess employee conditions and determine when emergency medical services (911) are needed.Monitor employees for signs of heat-related illness, dehydration, and other workplace-related medical concerns.Assist with incident reporting, injury documentation, and maintaining accurate medical records in accordance with company policies.Conduct routine safety checks and help identify potential workplace hazards.Support warehouse safety initiatives and promote proper injury prevention practices.Maintain first aid supplies, emergency response equipment, and medical kits.Communicate effectively with warehouse management, safety personnel, and emergency responders.Follow all company safety procedures, confidentiality requirements, and applicable medical protocols.Perform other related duties as assigned.QualificationsCurrent EMT certification or state-recognized equivalent.Current CPR/AED certification.Previous experience in emergency medical services, occupational health, or an industrial/warehouse setting preferred.Ability to respond quickly and remain calm during emergencies.Strong communication, documentation, and interpersonal skills.Ability to stand and walk for extended periods and navigate a warehouse environment.Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with varying temperatures and warehouse conditions.Work EnvironmentThis position is based in a warehouse or distribution facility and involves regular interaction with warehouse employees and management. The EMT may be exposed to noise, moving equipment, temperature fluctuations, and other typical warehouse conditions.