Safety Professional - Boise, ID
About The Position
An electrical contractor is seeking a field-oriented Safety Professional to support construction of the Micron semiconductor manufacturing facility in Boise, Idaho. The role serves as a field safety representative for a crew of approximately 30 workers, focusing on field observations, worker engagement, hazard identification, relationship building with craft personnel, and promoting safe work practices. Onsite safety managers handle administrative reporting, so this position remains primarily field-focused. The opportunity is presented as a way for an early-career safety professional to gain experience on a major industrial construction project. The position is a 1099 contractor engagement lasting more than four months, starting November 16, 2026. The schedule is night shift, Monday through Friday, from 3:30 PM to 2:00 AM, with 50–60 hours per week (typically rotating 60, 60, and 50 hours). Compensation is $43 per hour, plus $150 per day in per diem, paid weekly.
Requirements
- OSHA 30 certification.
- At least 1 year of safety or EHS experience.
- Basic construction safety knowledge.
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
- Ability to maintain a strong field presence.
- Positive attitude and team-oriented approach.
- Working knowledge of OSHA Construction Standards, construction hazard recognition, electrical construction safety, field safety observations, worker engagement and coaching, PPE, contractor safety management, construction risk recognition, industrial construction operations, semiconductor construction environments, site safety auditing fundamentals, and construction safety communication.
Nice To Haves
- CPR / First Aid / AED certification.
- Electrical construction experience.
- Industrial or manufacturing construction experience.
- Semiconductor project experience.
- Previous Micron or Yates project experience.
- Experience conducting field safety observations.
- Strong worker engagement skills.
Responsibilities
- Conduct field observations throughout active work areas.
- Support approximately 30 craft personnel onsite.
- Identify hazards and reinforce safe work practices.
- Build rapport with field crews and supervision.
- Promote project safety expectations and safe behaviors.
- Monitor electrical construction activities.
- Support contractor safety initiatives and compliance efforts.
- Participate in site walks and safety discussions.
- Provide real-time coaching and hazard recognition support.
- Help maintain a positive and proactive safety culture.
- Coordinate with project supervision and safety leadership as needed.
- Support ongoing project activities while maintaining a visible field presence.
Benefits
- $150 per day in per diem, 7 days per week.
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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