Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) - 2nd Shift

Ramp Health•Saline, MI

12d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking skilled and proactive EMTs to join our Medical Response Team at a large construction project in the River West area of Chicago. This full-time role is ideal for professionals who thrive in an occupational health, safety, and construction-site environment and want to directly impact the daily well-being of workers onsite. In this position, you will provide rapid response to medical incidents and play a key role in promoting a safe, healthy work environment when not actively responding to injuries.

Requirements

Active EMT Certification (EMT or EMT-B) in Michigan
Experience in emergency medical care or occupational first aid response
Ability to remain calm and make sound decisions in high-pressure situations
Strong interpersonal and communication skills for engaging with workers, foremen, and safety leadership
Excellent organizational skills for maintaining detailed logs and documentation
Comfort working in a construction site environment and collaborating with a multidisciplinary safety team
A proactive, approachable, and engagement-focused mindset

Responsibilities

Serve as the first responder to all injuries, illnesses, and medical incidents onsite, providing immediate and effective care.
Maintain a fully stocked, within-arm’s-reach quick response bag at all times.
Administer first aid or determine when referral to an Occupational Health Clinic or Emergency Room is necessary.
Escort employees to external medical providers when needed for further evaluation.
Conduct follow-up checks to ensure employees are adhering to work restrictions and progressing toward recovery.
Maintain accurate, detailed logs of all injuries and incidents for project reporting and compliance.
Promote injury prevention and safe work practices through daily interactions with crews.
Conduct walk-throughs to observe work zones and identify opportunities for safety reinforcement.
Engage workers in conversations about hydration, fatigue management, PPE use, and overall wellbeing.
Support site leadership in reinforcing a strong safety culture and provide reminders about risk-prone behaviors.
Look for opportunities to educate on proper lifting techniques, stretching, early reporting of discomfort, and other preventive strategies.
Your presence onsite should contribute to a culture where workers feel supported and comfortable approaching you for concerns, questions, or early signs of discomfort.