What are the responsibilities and job description for the Transmission Distribution and Substation Safety Professional position at ALPHA AND OMEGA SAFETY SERVICES INC?
Highly experienced Safety Professional with background in Electrical Distribution, Transmission or Substations, and experience conducting Safety Audits.
Position Details:
• Industry: Electrical Distribution, Transmission, and Substations
• Duration: 6 Months
• Location: Denver, CO
• Pay Rate: $60-$65 depending on experience GSA Rate Per Diem
• Start Date: December 2026
The Third Party Safety Observer conducts scheduled and unannounced field observations across electrical utility
Position Details:
• Industry: Electrical Distribution, Transmission, and Substations
• Duration: 6 Months
• Location: Denver, CO
• Pay Rate: $60-$65 depending on experience GSA Rate Per Diem
• Start Date: December 2026
The Third Party Safety Observer conducts scheduled and unannounced field observations across electrical utility
operations. The position serves as an educator, collaborator, and learning partner.
The Safety Observer must understand work as it is actually performed, recognize successful practices, verify critical
controls, identify serious exposures and system vulnerabilities, and recommend practical improvements based on
field conditions and applicable requirements.
The successful candidate must combine advanced utility knowledge with demonstrated safety leadership experience.
The candidate may come from a craft, operations, or safety background, but must be able to assess utility work
objectively, coach respectfully, and communicate effectively with field crews and management.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
• Conduct field observations within the candidate's qualified discipline involving substation, distribution, or transmission
construction, maintenance, testing, and operations.
• Observe applicable overhead and underground work activities based on the candidate's verified experience and assigned
operational coverage.
• Evaluate prejob planning, work methods, energy sources, grounding, energized work boundaries, worker positioning,
equipment use, communication, environmental conditions, and responses to changing field conditions.
• Verify high energy critical controls through direct observation, technically informed questions, and available evidence.
• Engage journeymen, craft personnel, foremen, general foremen, supervisors, project leaders, contractors, and safety
professionals through respectful listening, coaching, and constructive feedback.
• Recognize and document effective planning, reliable controls, teamwork, worker involvement, safety leadership, and
other positive field practices.
• Identify serious exposures, recurring patterns, human performance conditions, system barriers, and practical
improvement opportunities.
• Complete timely, accurate, and objective electronic Safety Observation Reports, known as eSORs.
• Support corrective action follow up and verify whether agreed improvements are effective under actual field conditions.
• Immediately communicate imminent danger, serious exposure, injury, illness, regulatory concerns, or critical control
failures through the approved escalation process.
Minimum Qualifications:
- CUSP
- TWIC Card
- Valid Driver's License
- At least five years of directly relevant electrical utility field experience involving substation, distribution, transmission, or
Minimum Qualifications:
- CUSP
- TWIC Card
- Valid Driver's License
- At least five years of directly relevant electrical utility field experience involving substation, distribution, transmission, or
electrical utility safety.
Salary : $60 - $65