HazTek Safety Management

Immediate Safety Career Openings at HazTek: https://lnkd.in/e3sGSfWv Looking for a career change? HazTek has many safety career opportunities around the country — including Northern Virginia, Charlotte, Chicago, California, Georgia, and many more. Why work for HazTek? Our mission is to enrich the health, safety, and well-being of our employees, our customers, and our communities. To do so for our employees, we offer full-time positions; overtime and bench pay; travel and cell phone reimbursement; paid time off; and medical, dental, and vision benefits. We also offer professional development to grow your skills and expertise as a safety manager. Below is a quote from one of our Safety Professionals, Christian Dullavin, after passing his CSP exam: “I was able to answer many of the questions on the CSP exam by reflecting on all of training and field experience I've received at HazTek. I'm incredibly grateful for this company and my managers. Thank you all for everything you do. I appreciate you!” Apply today to join Christian and our entire team of amazing safety professionals! #SafetyCareers #HazTekSafety #SafetyJobs #HazTek

Thunderstorm Safety   Nowhere is safe outside when a thunderstorm is in the area. Get inside as soon as you hear thunder. Run to a substantial building or hard-topped metal vehicle as fast as you can. If you can’t get to a safe building or vehicle and you are caught outside with no safe shelter nearby, the following actions may reduce your risk:   Avoid open areas. Don’t be the tallest object in the area Never shelter under an isolated tree, towers, or utility poles. Lightning tends to strike the taller objects in an area Stay away from metal objects that conduct electricity (such as barbed wire fences, power lines, or windmills). Metal does not attract lightning, but lightning can travel long distances through it If you are with a group of people, spread out. While this actually increases the chance that someone might get struck, it tends to prevent multiple casualties, and increases the chances that someone could help if a person is struck Immediately get off elevated areas such as hills, mountain ridges, or peaks. Never lie flat on the ground. Crouch down in a ball-like position with your head tucked and hands over your ears so that you are down low with minimal contact with the ground. Never use a cliff or rocky overhang for shelter. Immediately get out of and away from ponds, lakes, and other bodies of water. If you are out in the open water and a storm rolls in, return to shore immediately. Avoid open vehicles such as convertibles, motorcycles, and golf carts. Avoid open structures such as porches, gazebos, baseball dugouts, and sports arenas. These structures won’t protect you from lightning. Stay away from open spaces such as golf courses, parks, playgrounds, ponds, lakes, swimming pools, and beaches. Seek shelter immediately. Cardiac arrest is the immediate cause of death for those who die. Lightning victims do not carry an electrical charge and may need first aid immediately. If someone is struck:   Call 911 ·       If possible, move the victim to a safer place Give first aid. Begin CPR if you are trained Use an Automatic External Defibrillator if one is available. These units are lifesavers Don’t be a victim — lightning can strike twice! Learn more about lightning safety at: www.weather.gov/lightning    Credit: Weather.gov    #LightningSafety #StormSafety #HazTekSafety #Safety #Weather

We're happy to share that Safety Professional Calvin Stanley, MBA, CSP recently obtained his CSP from the Board of Certified Safety Professionals! Great job, Calvin! We're proud to have you on the team.

The ASSP Safety 2024 Conference Expo in Denver | Come Visit HazTek at booth 1878 We wanted to remind you that HazTek will be attending the ASSP Safety 2024 Conference Expo in Denver August 7-9. Stop by booth 1878 and learn about HazTek’s open career opportunities! We have Safety Manager, Safety Coordinator, and Safety Technician positions available across the country — including Northern Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Texas, and more. Our Leader of Talent Acquisitions Mohan Chitoor will be there to answer any questions about our job openings. Director of Construction EHS Mike Kenyon M.S, SMS Kenyon and Operations Manager donnie dhabolt will also be at our booth to talk about our safety services. Come say hello! Registration is now open for our 63rd annual Conference and Expo: https://lnkd.in/g7rzeqT We look forward to seeing you in Denver! #ASSP #ASSPDenver #SafetyConference #Safety #HazTekSafety #HazTek #Hiring #HiringNow

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Hiring Now for Safety Jobs in New Albany, Ohio: https://lnkd.in/eSDPzHQH HazTek is looking for an experienced safety professional, safety manager, safety coordinator, and/or project safety advisor to fill a Safety Manager opening in New Albany, Ohio. The requirements for this position includes: ·       Minimum 7 years direct construction safety experience required ·       Owner's Representative experience required ·       OSHA 510 and or 500 a plus ·       CHST or CSP preferred ·       Electrical knowledge preferred ·       Excellent written and verbal communication skills required  ·       Proficient Microsoft Office skills  ·       Embody HazTek's Core Values of Integrity, Compassion, Dependability, Leadership, Accountability At HazTek, our mission is to enrich the health, safety, and well-being of our employees, our customers, and our communities. To do so for our employees, we offer full-time positions; overtime and bench pay; travel and cell phone reimbursement; paid time off; and medical, dental, and vision benefits. We also offer professional development to grow your skills and expertise as a safety manager. #SafetyCareers #HazTekSafety #SafetyJobs #HazTek #SafetyJobsinOhio #OhioJobs

HazTek Spotlight | Jesse Rodriguez HazTek is spotlighting Safety Professional Jesse Rodriguez who joined our team this year. Jesse loves spending time with his wife and 13-year-old daughter and takes pride in being a “cheer dad.” He also enjoys helping his wife at pop-up vendor events where she sells trucker hats. When he’s not busy at cheer competitions or pop-up events, Jesse spends his time golfing on the weekends. We’re thrilled to have you on the team, Jesse! If you’d like to join our team, visit: https://lnkd.in/eXRqHzMu #HazTek #HazTekFamily #EmployeeSpotlight #SafetyProfessionals #Hiring #HiringNow

Immediate Safety Jobs Available in Boydton, VA HazTek is hiring a Project Safety Advisor in Boydton, Virginia! Apply today to join our team of over 350 employees: https://lnkd.in/eVmyug2q We are looking to fill this position with a seasoned safety professional with over 10 years of experience in this field, as well as experience working on data center and mission critical builds. The ideal candidate will also embody HazTek’s core values: integrity, compassion, dependability, leadership, and accountability. Why work for HazTek? We offer: ·       Full-time positions ·       Overtime and bench pay ·       Travel and cell phone reimbursement ·       Paid time off ·       Professional development ·       Medical, dental, and vision benefits ·       Collaboration with our large team of 350 safety professionals We look forward to hearing from you! #SafetyCareers #HazTekSafety #SafetyJobsinVA #HazTek

OSHA | Prevent Heat Illness at Work With a heat wave happening in many parts of the U.S., it’s important to know how to prevent heat illness. Workers in many different industries can be affected by heat-related illness. Heat exposure while working both outdoors and indoors can be dangerous. Nearly 3 out of 4 fatalities from heat illness happen during the first week of working in the heat. Workers need to ease into working in warm or hot environments. New and returning workers need to build a tolerance to working in the heat (acclimatize). Tips for protecting yourself and others while working in the heat include: - Drink cool water — even if you’re not thirsty, drink at least one cup every 20 minutes - Take rest breaks — take enough time to recover from heat given the temperature, humidity, and conditions - Find shade or a cool area — take breaks in a designated shady location or cool area - Dress for the heat — wear a hat and light-colored, loose-fitting, and breathable clothing if possible - Watch out for each other — monitor yourself and others for signs of heat illness - If wearing a face covering — change your face covering if it gets wet or soiled. Verbally check on others frequently The following are signs of heat illness and a medical emergency: - Abnormal thinking or behavior - Slurred speech - Seizures - Loss of consciousness If any of the above signs are noticed, call 911 immediately. Once 911 has been called, cool the worker right away with water or ice and stay with the worker until help arrives. In 2011, OSHA launched its Heat Illness Prevention campaign which educates employers and workers on the dangers of working in the heat. View OSHA’s full Prevent Heat Illness at Work poster here: https://lnkd.in/esUAne6 Credit to: OSHA #HazTek #Safety #HeatIllnessPrevention #HeatSafety

HazTek is Hiring Now in Northern Virginia Looking for a new job opportunity to grow your safety career? HazTek has an excellent opportunity to work as a Project Safety Advisor in Aldie, Virginia. To apply, visit:  https://lnkd.in/ecPtmj5t We are looking for passionate safety professionals with a minimum of 10 years’ of construction safety experience. We also need someone to join our team with advanced experience working on data center or mission critical builds. If you match these requirements, we want to hear from you! We offer full-time positions; overtime and bench pay; travel and cell phone reimbursement; paid time off; professional development; and medical, dental, and vision benefits. HazTek offers the ability for you to grow your career with us. #SafetyCareers #HazTekSafety #SafetyJobsinVA #HazTek