Safety Professional Location: Boise, ID Duration: 4+ Months (Start: November 16, 2026) Type: 1099 ContractorCompensation & Schedule Pay Rate: $43/hr Per Diem: $150/day (7 Days Per Week) Pay Frequency: Weekly Schedule: Night Shift | Monday-Friday | 3:30 PM - 2:00 AM Hours: 50-60 Hours Per Week (Typical 60, 60, 50 Rotation)Why This Opportunity?Join an electrical contractor supporting construction of the Micron semiconductor manufacturing facility in Boise, ID. This large-scale project offers an opportunity to gain experience on one of the country's most significant manufacturing construction projects while working alongside experienced safety and construction professionals.The Safety Professional will serve as a field safety representative supporting a crew of approximately 30 workers. This position focuses primarily on field observations, worker engagement, hazard identification, and relationship building with craft personnel. Administrative reporting responsibilities are handled by onsite safety managers, allowing this role to remain highly field-focused.This opportunity is ideal for a motivated, early-career safety professional looking to grow within construction safety while gaining experience on a major industrial project.Required Qualifications OSHA 30 Certification Minimum 1 Year of Safety or EHS Experience Basic Construction Safety Knowledge Strong Communication and Relationship-Building Skills Ability to Maintain a Strong Field Presence Positive Attitude and Team-Oriented ApproachPreferred Qualifications CPR / First Aid / AED Certification Electrical Construction Experience Industrial or Manufacturing Construction Experience Semiconductor Project Experience Previous Micron or Yates Project Experience Experience Conducting Field Safety Observations Strong Worker Engagement SkillsWhat You'll Be DoingConduct field observations throughout active work areasSupport approximately 30 craft personnel onsiteIdentify hazards and reinforce safe work practicesBuild rapport with field crews and supervisionPromote project safety expectations and safe behaviorsMonitor electrical construction activitiesSupport contractor safety initiatives and compliance effortsParticipate in site walks and safety discussionsProvide real-time coaching and hazard recognition supportHelp maintain a positive and proactive safety cultureCoordinate with project supervision and safety leadership as neededSupport ongoing project activities while maintaining a visible field presenceTechnical KnowledgeCandidates should have working knowledge of:OSHA Construction StandardsConstruction Hazard RecognitionElectrical Construction SafetyField Safety ObservationsWorker Engagement and CoachingPersonal Protective Equipment (PPE)Contractor Safety ManagementConstruction Risk RecognitionIndustrial Construction OperationsSemiconductor Construction EnvironmentsSite Safety Auditing FundamentalsConstruction Safety CommunicationWhat Success Looks LikeThe ideal candidate is a field-oriented safety professional who enjoys working directly with crews and building positive relationships onsite. This is not a paperwork-heavy role. Success requires maintaining visibility in the field, communicating effectively with workers, identifying hazards before incidents occur, and helping create a strong, positive safety culture throughout the project.The most successful candidate will possess a great attitude, strong communication skills, and the ability to influence safe work practices while supporting project productivity and team engagement.Apply TodayQualified candidates should submit a resume for immediate review.Please ensure your resume clearly reflects experience with construction safety, field observations, OSHA compliance, industrial or electrical construction, hazard recognition, worker engagement, and field safety support.Interviews are actively being scheduled for qualified candidates.