Certified Safety Professional (CSP)

Let's be honest-every company says safety matters.
At ARC Electric in Spokane, WA, we actually mean it.

We're looking for a Certified Safety Professional (CSP) who doesn't just check boxes-but sets the standard. Someone who can walk onto a job site, spot risk before it becomes a problem, and isn't afraid to speak up (and be heard).

If you're the kind of person who notices everything, believes safety is everyone's job-but owns it anyway-and can coach a crew without sounding like a lecture... keep reading.

Pay: $88,000 - $125,000 (based on experience)

Benefits:

• Retirement plan and generous incentive pay
• Medical coverage
• 7 paid holidays
• 2 weeks flexible PTO
• Supportive workplace with many long-tenured employees

What You'll Do

This isn't a desk job pretending to be field work. You'll be out where it matters.

• Lead and elevate safety programs across all electrical construction projects
• Conduct job site inspections, audits, and risk assessments (yes, real ones-not clipboard theater)
• Investigate incidents, identify root causes, and make sure they don't happen again
• Deliver toolbox talks and safety training people actually pay attention to
• Partner with project managers and field teams to prevent problems-not react to them
• Ensure compliance with OSHA, NFPA 70E, and state regulations
• Track safety metrics and turn them into real improvements
• Support pre-construction planning with job hazard analyses (JHAs)

You'll be the go-to person when it comes to safety-and the one people trust when things get serious.

What You Bring

• CSP certification (non-negotiable)
• 5+ years of safety experience in construction or electrical environments
• Strong knowledge of OSHA, NFPA 70E, and industry standards
• Experience leading training, investigations, and coaching field teams
• Ability to influence people (without needing a megaphone or a rulebook)
• Organized, detail-oriented, and able to juggle multiple job sites
• Comfortable reading blueprints, schematics, and construction plans
• Tech-savvy enough to manage reporting and safety systems
• Valid driver's license with a clean driving record

Bonus points if you can make safety engaging instead of painful. That's a rare skill.

What the Job Looks Like Day-to-Day

• Field-based role with travel around the Spokane area
• Active construction environments (yes, boots on the ground)
• Walking job sites, climbing ladders, navigating real-world conditions
• PPE is part of the uniform-not optional
• Fast-paced, constantly changing environments where your judgment matters

Physical Requirements & Work Environment

This role is primarily field-based and involves regular travel to active construction sites throughout the Spokane area.

To successfully perform the job, the Safety Professional must be able to:

• Walk and stand for extended periods on active construction sites
• Navigate uneven terrain, stairs, ladders, and partially completed structures
• Conduct site inspections in indoor and outdoor environments in varying weather conditions
• Wear required personal protective equipment (PPE), including hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, and harnesses when necessary
• Occasionally bend, reach, climb, or crouch while inspecting work areas
• Visually identify potential hazards, equipment issues, or unsafe conditions
• Communicate clearly with crews, leadership, and external partners both verbally and in writing

The role also requires the ability to assess safety risks in fast-moving job site environments while managing multiple projects and priorities.

Why ARC Electric?

• You won't be ignored-you'll be listened to
• You'll have real influence on how safety is run
• You'll work with teams that value getting the job done and going home safe
• And you won't spend your days buried in paperwork pretending it's impact