Safety Spotter

MCIS Inc•Eagle Mountain, UT

14d•$18•Onsite

About The Position

Are you looking to start a career within the Mission Critical construction industry? We are hiring multiple individuals for our safety department who pride themselves in providing quality work. At MCIS safety is our top priority and having our safety spotter is crucial to making sure tasks, jobs and the job site itself is operated in such a manner. It is a spotter’s duty to ensure the safety of everyone working near the job site and the rules, regulations and standards are being upheld. MCIS is proud to be a minority and veteran owned company. We have established ourselves with a reputation as a quality construction company that maintains its core values and “family” atmosphere. If you are looking to advance your career with a fast-growing team within the data center industry, you have found your place. Apply now!

Requirements

Must be a US Citizen or authorized to work in the US.
Willing to travel for extended periods of time, up to 4-6 months at any given time, if needed
Must have your own basic hand tools (cordless drill, hammer, tape measure, marking pencils, utility knife, 6” square, socket set, wrench set, head lamp, knee pads, 4’ level, channel locks, crescent wrench, and tool bag) and work boots, PPE is provided to installers by company
Ability to perform tasks involving physical labor at project construction sites
Candidates may be subject to background checks and drug tests, if required by Project Job Site.

Nice To Haves

Previous construction experience is preferred, but not mandatory.

Responsibilities

Working alongside contractors and other construction workers at a job site
Identifying hazards - Identify hazards that workers on the platform may not be able to see, such as overhead hazards.
Removing obstructions - Spotters are responsible for identifying and removing ground obstructions to ensure the stability of the scissor lift.
Traffic control- Implement traffic control measures to keep other workers and vehicles away from the scissor lift.
Ground guides - Spotters can use ground guides when moving or operating the scissor lift.
Being visible - The spotter remains visible to truck and equipment operators when they are moving.
Cleaning areas where your trade will be working.
Various duties or tasks relating to your trade’s scope of work assigned by Senior Superintendent or Project Manager
Required to work weekends or overtime depending on the needs of the jobsite you are actively working at.