Description
The EHS Technician provides field-level environmental, health, and safety support at active construction project sites. Responsibilities include daily inspections, hazard identification, OSHA and client safety compliance, incident investigations, safety documentation, toolbox talks, and coordination with site leadership and field crews. The role requires at least five years of EHS experience in construction, OSHA 10 (Construction) certification, and strong observational, documentation, and communication skills; OSHA 30 (Construction) and BCSP certification are preferred. Benefits include employer-paid dental, vision, life, and short- and long-term disability coverage, medical plans, retirement matching, paid time off, and other employee programs.
