Field Technician

On-Site Health & Safety•Bel Air, MD

15h•$18 - $20•Onsite

About The Position

Are you an EMT, Paramedic, LVN, or medical professional looking to break free from the traditional clinic or hospital setting? Do you crave a dynamic role where every day brings new challenges and opportunities for growth? On-Site Health & Safety invites you to become a Health & Safety Incident Response Technician (Field Technician) and redefine what's possible in your career! Beyond the Ordinary: Our Field Technicians gain diverse skills, responding to various worksites from construction to refineries in a company vehicle, making a real impact. Work-Life Balance Redefined: Eliminate your commute with "clocking in and out" from home. We offer a 4-day/10-hour work week, plus full-time, part-time, and flexible (PRN) options. Opportunity Awaits: Since 1996, On-Site Health & Safety has expanded from California to 20+ states. Our mission: "We keep America working by being On-Site." Join us for career advancement and transfer flexibility. Impactful Work: You'll ensure health and safety compliance, provide first aid and incident reports, perform health screenings, and draw blood when certified. We're seeking dedicated professionals with education or experience in: EMT, AEMT, Paramedic, Military Medic, or equivalent Licensed Vocational Nurse/Licensed Practical Nurse Or with additional in-house training: Emergency Medical Responder, X-Ray Technician, Phlebotomist, Medical Assistant, Certified Nursing Assistant

Requirements

At least 18 years of age
Must be insurable by our motor vehicle insurance policy (minimum 3 years driving history or documented defensive driving training; no severe driving record "hits")
Pass a criminal background check (as permitted by law)
Pass a pre-employment drug screen and maintain compliance with drug testing policy requirements.
Field Technicians must be excellent communicators, comfortable with public speaking, and able to articulate instructions clearly.
You should be comfortable standing, walking, sitting, and climbing stairs for extended periods.
Willingness to operate a motor vehicle for extended periods and long distances is essential.