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Electrical Health & Safety Specialist - OSHA & Construction

Onsite · Austin, Texas
Posted August 13, 2026
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Overview

You will own electrical health and safety for a semi-conductor facility spanning 1-2 million square feet with 600+ volts. You will partner with onsite supervisors to protect 16-20 electricians during EQ startup, energization, and punch clearing. Your documentation drives compliance across all commissioning tasks. This contract role offers a chance to shape safety culture in a high-stakes environment.

What You'll Do8

  • 1Partner with onsite supervisors to enforce safety protocols for 16-20 electricians during electrical commissioning and EQ startup.
  • 2Inspect work areas to clear punch items and verify compliance with OSHA standards before energization.
  • 3Oversee energization procedures, ensuring lockout/tagout and safe work practices are followed.
  • 4Maintain detailed inspection logs and incident reports using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
  • 5Conduct daily safety briefings and toolbox talks to reinforce electrical safety and hazard awareness.
  • 6Audit contractor compliance with construction safety guidelines and facility-specific electrical policies.
  • 7Coordinate with project managers to resolve safety discrepancies before they escalate.
  • 8Track safety metrics and generate weekly reports for site leadership, identifying trends and corrective actions.

Requirements6

  • 15+ years of experience in electrical health and safety within construction or industrial settings.
  • 2OSHA 30 certification or higher, with a focus on construction or electrical safety.
  • 3Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook for documentation and reporting.
  • 4Strong knowledge of OSHA regulations, health and safety compliance, and NFPA 70E.
  • 5Valid driver's license and ability to work onsite in Taylor, TX.
  • 6Forklift certification is a plus, but not required.

Salary Insight

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Location

Typeonsite
LocationAustin, Texas

Required Skills

oshamicrosoft wordmicrosoft excelmicrosoft outlooknfpa 70e
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