- Location
- Spring, TX
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- IT
- Education
- Associate
- Source
- PCRecruiter
Description
Apollo Technical has an immediate need for a Safety Technician to support our client, a leading industrial manufacturing provider.
Position Overview
This role acts as a vital technical hub for workplace health and compliance on the facility floor. As a Safety Technician, your primary mission moves beyond high-level policy design to focus heavily on the "stuff"—the day-to-day execution of hazard assessments, equipment calibrations, and site monitoring. Reporting directly to the Safety Coordinator, you will ensure a zero-incident culture by maintaining rigorous adherence to OSHA standards, keeping live tracking logs pristine, and serving as the primary technical eyes and ears for facility risk management.
Key Responsibilities
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Field Inspections & Audits: Conduct routine, hands-on safety inspections, audits, and physical risk assessments across production job sites and facility lines.
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Incident Investigation: Assist directly with real-time accident/incident investigations, performing root-cause evaluations and preparing detailed technical reports.
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Safety Equipment Maintenance: Calibrate, inspect, and maintain sensitive safety gear, including gas monitors, atmospheric testing tools, and fall protection hardware.
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Compliance Logs & Records: Maintain absolute accuracy over mandatory safety records, including live OSHA logs, environmental training documentation, and digital inspection data.
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Frontline Training: Deliver foundational safety briefings, execute toolbox talks, and conduct basic safety training sessions for personnel and on-site contractors.
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Emergency Response: Support facility emergency response programs, coordinating active drills, preparedness assessments, and physical first aid logistics.
Required Qualifications
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Education: High school diploma or GED required; an Associate degree or a focused technical certification in occupational safety is highly preferred.
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Experience: 1–3 years of direct, hands-on experience in industrial safety or occupational health and safety within a manufacturing environment.
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Regulatory Knowledge: Solid working command of OSHA and EPA regulations, alongside general industrial safety practices.
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Technical Tools: Proficiency with Microsoft Office and digital safety reporting software; ability to calibrate specialized environmental diagnostic gear.
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Language & Communication: Must be fully proficient in reading and writing technical safety reports in English, backed by strong interpersonal skills.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Our "Green Flag" candidate is a disciplined, field-ready safety professional who possesses the physical and organizational "grit" to work actively across various industrial spaces, including outdoor elements and confined areas. We need a proactive communicator who can build a seamless safety rapport with supervisors, machinists, and external contractors alike. A baseline First Aid/CPR certification and an innate curiosity for recommending continuous workplace improvements are massive advantages.
Additional Information
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Status: Full-Time.
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Supervisory Scope: None.
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Physical Demands: Constantly active; frequently standing, walking, and safely moving or lifting materials weighing up to 50 lbs.
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Work Environment: A dynamic production environment where noise levels are usually moderately loud.