What are the responsibilities and job description for the Technical/Professional - Medical Assistant Spec position at Indotronix International Corporation?
[About the Role]
Join our team as a Fitness for Duty Evaluator, where you'll play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and compliant workplace. In this flexible, per-diem position, you will use your expertise in occupational health, safety, or law enforcement to conduct on-site assessments of employees suspected of impairment. This opportunity is ideal for professionals seeking dynamic work schedules while making a significant impact on workplace safety at our Stratford, Bridgeport, and Shelton, CT sites.
[Responsibilities]
- Respond promptly to on-call fitness for duty assessments, including nights and weekends.
- Conduct standardized field sobriety evaluations to identify potential impairment.
- Administer breath alcohol and drug screen tests, following DOT and company protocols.
- Maintain strict chain of custody and confidentiality for all collected samples and test results.
- Accurately document assessment findings using approved reporting forms.
- Utilize objective observations and field sobriety testing when employees refuse testing, determining fitness for duty.
- Communicate findings professionally with supervisors, HR, and safety teams.
- Ensure calibration, maintenance, and security of testing equipment.
- Participate in ongoing training and quality assurance activities to uphold regulatory standards.
[Required Skills and Experience]
- Certified Breath Alcohol Technician (BAT) and DOT-qualified Drug Screen Collector.
- At least 5 years of experience in fitness for duty, reasonable suspicion exams, or similar roles in occupational, clinical, or law enforcement settings.
- Medical professional skilled in field sobriety testing, breath alcohol, and urine drug screening.
- Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills with proven discretion in sensitive situations.
- Must be available for flexible, on-call hours, including overnight and weekends.
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation for travel between sites.
[Preferred Skills]
- Previous experience in industrial or safety-critical environments.
- Familiarity with DOT and non-DOT testing protocols.
- Strong attention to detail in documentation and reporting.
[Benefits]
- Flexible, per-diem scheduling to fit your lifestyle.
- Opportunity to support and shape a strong safety culture.
- Exposure to diverse industrial and office environments.
- Ongoing professional development through company-sponsored training.
[How to Apply]
If you are a certified BAT and Drug Screen Collector with a strong occupational health or law enforcement background, apply today to make a difference in workplace safety. Submit your updated resume and certification details via our careers page.
Join our team as a Fitness for Duty Evaluator, where you'll play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and compliant workplace. In this flexible, per-diem position, you will use your expertise in occupational health, safety, or law enforcement to conduct on-site assessments of employees suspected of impairment. This opportunity is ideal for professionals seeking dynamic work schedules while making a significant impact on workplace safety at our Stratford, Bridgeport, and Shelton, CT sites.
[Responsibilities]
- Respond promptly to on-call fitness for duty assessments, including nights and weekends.
- Conduct standardized field sobriety evaluations to identify potential impairment.
- Administer breath alcohol and drug screen tests, following DOT and company protocols.
- Maintain strict chain of custody and confidentiality for all collected samples and test results.
- Accurately document assessment findings using approved reporting forms.
- Utilize objective observations and field sobriety testing when employees refuse testing, determining fitness for duty.
- Communicate findings professionally with supervisors, HR, and safety teams.
- Ensure calibration, maintenance, and security of testing equipment.
- Participate in ongoing training and quality assurance activities to uphold regulatory standards.
[Required Skills and Experience]
- Certified Breath Alcohol Technician (BAT) and DOT-qualified Drug Screen Collector.
- At least 5 years of experience in fitness for duty, reasonable suspicion exams, or similar roles in occupational, clinical, or law enforcement settings.
- Medical professional skilled in field sobriety testing, breath alcohol, and urine drug screening.
- Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills with proven discretion in sensitive situations.
- Must be available for flexible, on-call hours, including overnight and weekends.
- Valid driver's license and reliable transportation for travel between sites.
[Preferred Skills]
- Previous experience in industrial or safety-critical environments.
- Familiarity with DOT and non-DOT testing protocols.
- Strong attention to detail in documentation and reporting.
[Benefits]
- Flexible, per-diem scheduling to fit your lifestyle.
- Opportunity to support and shape a strong safety culture.
- Exposure to diverse industrial and office environments.
- Ongoing professional development through company-sponsored training.
[How to Apply]
If you are a certified BAT and Drug Screen Collector with a strong occupational health or law enforcement background, apply today to make a difference in workplace safety. Submit your updated resume and certification details via our careers page.