What are the responsibilities and job description for the Field Safety Advisor position at Brady Services?
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The Field Safety Advisor serves as a hands-on safety resource supporting service operations and project work across all business locations. This role is primarily field-based, with regular visits to job sites and customer locations to assess safety conditions, identify hazards, and help teams develop practical, compliant, and effective solutions to work-related safety challenges before, during, and after work is performed.
When not in the field, the Field Safety Advisor will work from a company office. The position requires the ability to work independently while also collaborating closely with associates, project teams, customers, and the EHS team. A company-provided work truck serves as the primary mobile office while in the field. Building trust, credibility, and strong working relationships—while consistently maintaining and enforcing safety standards—is essential to success in this role.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Other Duties May Be Assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, the associate must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Education And/Or Experience
The physical demands described here are representative of those required to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
The Field Safety Advisor serves as a hands-on safety resource supporting service operations and project work across all business locations. This role is primarily field-based, with regular visits to job sites and customer locations to assess safety conditions, identify hazards, and help teams develop practical, compliant, and effective solutions to work-related safety challenges before, during, and after work is performed.
When not in the field, the Field Safety Advisor will work from a company office. The position requires the ability to work independently while also collaborating closely with associates, project teams, customers, and the EHS team. A company-provided work truck serves as the primary mobile office while in the field. Building trust, credibility, and strong working relationships—while consistently maintaining and enforcing safety standards—is essential to success in this role.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Other Duties May Be Assigned.
- Lead safety programs and initiatives by positively influencing associates’ actions and behaviors toward safer work practices
- Support the development, implementation, training, periodic updating, and auditing of a comprehensive Safety program across all business locations to promote a safety-focused culture, ensure regulatory compliance, and secure a safe work environment for all associates
- Collaborate closely with the EHS team to ensure consistency in safety standards, messaging, and field execution
- Assist with larger or higher-risk projects by providing safety planning, coordination, and field oversight
- Support customer safety prequalification processes, including documentation review and responses to safety-related requirements
- Assist with corporate safety initiatives and company-wide safety campaigns as requested by the EHS team
- Conduct safety audits, inspections, plan reviews, and field observations to identify unsafe conditions, program gaps, and opportunities to apply best practices
- Visit job sites as needed prior to work being awarded to assess safety concerns, access conditions, and anticipated hazards
- Provide ongoing field support after work is awarded and during active service and project execution
- Follow through on corrective actions to ensure timely completion and effectiveness
- Assess and support work involving fall protection, electrical hazards, rigging and lifting, confined space entry, and other high-risk activities
- Coach and mentor associates at all levels on safe work practices, hazard identification, and risk management
- Actively engage with associates to build positive working relationships while consistently upholding safety standards
- Correct unsafe behaviors and conditions in real time, including stopping work when necessary to address dangerous situations
- Clearly explain safety expectations and corrective actions, particularly when serious hazards exist
- Serve as a point of contact for associates to raise safety concerns, questions, or emerging field issues
- Be available, as needed, outside of normal business hours to respond to safety incidents, urgent concerns, or high-risk conditions
- Provide on-call support for incident response, investigation initiation, and immediate risk mitigation
- Accompany associates to medical facilities following work-related injuries when required to support proper care, documentation, and incident management
- Conduct incident and near-miss investigations with a focus on understanding root causes and identifying effective corrective and preventive actions
- Lead when appropriate and participate in post-incident learning events, reviews, and safety stand-downs to reinforce lessons learned, share findings with the EHS team and associates, and prevent recurrence
- Track trends and recurring hazards to support continuous improvement initiatives
- Provide hands-on support for inspections, investigations, incident and claims management, and overall safety program administration consistent with business goals
- Deliver a wide variety of safety training for associates, including service and project teams
- Provide driver safety and driving behavior training when requested
- Maintain accurate documentation of inspections, observations, corrective actions, and daily activities
- Track and document daily field activities using electronic safety systems and mobile tools
- Supply training completion to the EHS Coordinator to support accurate and up-to-date safety training records across all locations
- Work cooperatively with associates, supervisors, project managers, operations personnel, customers, and the EHS team to plan and execute safety-related actions
- Serve as a trusted safety advisor who balances operational needs with effective risk management
- Regular travel within the Raleigh/Wilmington region
- Periodic travel to Greensboro (typically a few times per month)
- Occasional travel to South Carolina and Georgia to support boiler operations
- Ability to work flexible hours based on service, project, and incident response needs
- Follow all company safety programs and report any non-compliance to Parts Administrative Supervisor
- Notify Parts Administrative Supervisor or Safety Manager of any unsafe conditions
QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, the associate must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Education And/Or Experience
- Minimum of 5 years of safety or EHS experience in construction, mechanical, industrial, or service environments
- Strong working knowledge of OSHA and applicable state safety regulations
- Demonstrated strength in construction safety, including fall protection, electrical safety, rigging and lifting, and confined space work
- Proven ability to work independently with minimal supervision while collaborating effectively with the EHS team and cross-functional groups
- Strong communication, influencing, and relationship-building skills
- Ability to coach, correct, and exercise stop-work authority when necessary
- OSHA 30 required
- OSHA 500 or OSHA 501 required, or must be eligible and willing to obtain
- CHST, CSP, or equivalent safety credentials preferred
- Ability to obtain and maintain First Aid/CPR and other required safety or instructor certifications
The physical demands described here are representative of those required to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.
- Regular standing, walking, bending, climbing, and working in active job sites
- Ability to travel frequently and work in varying indoor and outdoor environments
- Ability to lift and move equipment up to 50 lbs
- Must be able to wear required PPE, including daily arc-rated flame-resistant (AR FR) clothing
- Field-based role with work performed at active job sites, customer locations, and from a company-provided work truck
- When not in the field, work is performed from a company office located in Raleigh or Wilmington, NC
- Frequent exposure to service and construction environments, including mechanical rooms and outdoor locations
- Exposure to weather conditions, noise, vibration, moving mechanical parts, electrical hazards, and industrial equipment
- Ability to conduct assessments at heights, on ladders, and in elevated or confined spaces
OTHER REQUIREMENTS:
- Ability to pass drug screening
- Ability to prove US employment eligibility