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Contract Safety Consultant

Colorado Safety Supply LLC

Wheatland, WY โ€ข On-site

Contractor

Re-posted 13 days ago


Job description

Description:


Safety Consultant (Contract | Approx. 4 Months)

Colorado Safety Supply Staffing & Consulting is partnering with a client to find a Safety Consultant for an exciting 4-month contract opportunity on a project in its final stage of completion.

This is a great fit for an entry-level safety professional who is ready to step in, make an impact, and help keep safety front and center through the finish line. We’re looking for someone who doesn’t just know safety — we want someone who believes in it, champions it, and can positively influence others in the field every day.

If you’re passionate about protecting people, confident in the field, and able to encourage safe behavior in a fast-paced construction environment, this could be a strong opportunity for you.

What you’ll be doing

  • Supporting jobsite safety efforts during the final completion phase of the project
  • Promoting and reinforcing a strong safety culture in the field
  • Engaging with crews and helping encourage safe work practices daily
  • Bringing a hands-on, visible safety presence to the site
  • Assisting with scaffold-related safety oversight and field support

What we’re looking for

  • Scaffold experience, including installation
  • A valid OSHA 30 in Construction (1926)
  • A true passion for safety and the ability to influence others positively
  • Strong communication skills and confidence working in an FR setting
  • Someone who is motivated, proactive, and ready to contribute right away

Preferred background

  • Some college or trade school (higher education) in safety or a related field
  • Entry-level safety experience with a strong desire to grow in the profession

Why this role stands out
This is more than a short-term contract — it’s a chance to gain valuable field experience, build your safety career, and be part of a project at a critical stage where your presence really matters. If you’re eager to grow, ready to be in the field, and excited to help create a safer workplace, we’d love to hear from you.


Compensation
Compensation will be based on experience.


Requirements:
  • Eligible to work on a military base facility
  • Willing to complete a drug screen and background check
  • OSHA 30 certified
  • Experience with scaffolding
  • Prepared to work in an FR environment and wear site-required PPE
  • Available during the 3rd week of March for onboarding and required access to the base
  • Willing to work 6 days per week, 10-hour days (OT paid at 1.5x)
  • Willing to transition to 12-hour days toward the end of the project
  • This project should last approximately 4 full months starting in a couple weeks