Safety Tech II - National Travel

Build a Safety Career That Makes a Real Impact

As a Safety Technician II at Interstates, you’ll help protect people, support field teams, and strengthen a culture where safety comes first. This is a hands-on role for someone who enjoys being in the field, solving problems, and building trusted relationships across the job site.

You’ll partner with site leadership and field teams to identify hazards, strengthen safety practices, and help ensure every person on site has the tools and support needed to work safely.

What You’ll Do

Oversee day-to-day safety operations on a construction site

Instruct site management to identify and immediately correct unsafe working conditions or equipment

Lead investigations of unsafe acts and accidents to determine root cause and corrective actions

Monitor and promote on-site safety audits

Lead site safety meetings

Train interns or Safety Technician I team members

Work with site management to ensure safety equipment and supplies are available on site

Assist with root cause analysis meetings and documentation

Manage site-specific injuries and accidents with limited direction

Travel Requirements

This role requires 100% travel within the United States.

Projects may require travel for extended periods of time, depending on scope and schedule.

Work across a variety of industries and project types

This position is ideal for someone who enjoys travel, variety, and field-based work.

What Success Looks Like in This Role

Lead independently and make sound decisions

Stay visible and engaged in the field

Drive investigations and corrective actions

Support training and compliance

Build trust with crews and site leadership

Required Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in safety, Occupational Safety & Health, or related field

OR OSHA 510 certification

OR equivalent combination of education and field experience

Construction safety experience

NFPA/70E training

30-hour OSHA training

Willingness to travel nationwide

Strong written and verbal communication skills

Ability to read, analyze, and interpret technical documents and regulations

Ability to write reports and procedures

Ability to calculate OSHA incident rates and percentages

Working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Outlook, SharePoint, and general computer applications

Sound judgment, strong prioritization skills, and ability to work well under pressure

Preferred Qualifications

Previous construction safety experience

CPR and First Aid certification

Experience supporting incident investigations

Comfort presenting to groups or leading toolbox talks

Experience training interns or junior team members

Familiarity with behavioral-based safety practices

Compensation

$34 - $36/hr, compensation is based on experience and may vary based on skill level, certifications, and project responsibilities

Bonus potential

Per diem, as applicable

Opportunities for increased responsibility and compensation growth

Why Interstates?

We describe our culture as family-like, and we mean it

You’re treated as an individual, not a number

Supportive co-workers who genuinely care

Opportunities to grow your career and expand your impact

A company committed to safety, teamwork, and doing the right thing

Benefits

401(k) with company match

Health, Dental, and Vision insurance

Paid Time Off & Holiday Pay

Bonus incentives and merit increases

Career coaching and professional development

Advancement opportunities

Who Thrives in This Role?

People who are proactive, dependable, and detail-oriented

Strong communicators who can coach and influence others

Team members who enjoy field work and hands-on problem-solving

Safety-minded professionals who want to make a measurable impact on every jobsite