Safety Technician (Grades 4-6)

Working as a Safety Technician involves protecting people by making sure that risks in the workplace are properly controlled. These duties include;

• Conduct safety audits of ships, ship unit sections, and the physical plant as assigned.
• Record and Audit results in electronic format on an iPad utilizing the TruQC Program.
• Identify and correct unsafe workplace conditions and/or individual unsafe acts / behaviors.
• Demonstrated ability to handle conflict, follow direction and decisions making.
• Demonstrate knowledge of behavioral safety concepts, participate and guide Safety Action Teams / Committees.
• Ability to communicate with large groups of employees.
• Train employees on proper use of fall protection systems, mobile and overhead equipment, and respirator use / fit testing, and hazard awareness training.
• Perform New Employee Orientation.
• Communicate EHS policy and procedure effectively with personnel at all levels.

The pay range for this position ranges from $28.39/hr - $29.48/hr.

• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• Required – High School Diploma or GED.
• Preferred – Associate or Bachelor’s Degree in occupational health and safety or related discipline.

A degree in an accredited safety program is preferred. Prior work experience and / or BIW experience may be substituted with consideration given to the following:

• Required – Pertinent work experience must be demonstrated through appropriate knowledge.
• Required – No fear of heights or confined spaces.
• Required – Candidate must have strong communication skills, specifically with large groups of employees and with personnel at all levels.
• Required –Candidate must have strong interpersonal skills, be a team player, and be flexible and able to adjust to changing priorities.
• Required – Prior experience as a trainer.
• Required – Proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
• Required – Proficiency in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.
• Preferred – Prior experience operating mobile equipment and aerial lift equipment.
• Preferred – Basic knowledge of OSHA regulations and prior safety experience.
• Preferred – Prior hazard analysis experience.
• Preferred – Prior experience in safety training.
• Preferred - Prior BIW Safety Action Team participation.
• Preferred - Prior safety experience in an industrial environment.
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