Consultants possess the following abilities: Comprehensive knowledge of OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1926, 1904, and applicable sections of 1910), associated letters of interpretation, enforcement directives, and memos) Familiarity with commercial, residential, and/or civil construction practices and procedures Use of measurement devices to quantitatively verify compliance or non-compliance with regulations Review a variety of health and safety programs, and identify programs that lack compliance with applicable regulations Communicate effectively with clients' employees and supervisors, especially in regards to unsafe acts observed while touring projects Succinctly describe compliant and non-compliant observations via entry on a mobile device Self-organize all scheduled and unscheduled work assignments, with travel, into a 40- to 50-hour work week Efficiently complete assignments to generate acceptable hours of client-billable work; typically, 8 hours per day Occasionally (10%) perform work during second or third shifts Occasionally (10%) travel outside a 100-mile radius or stay overnight away from home. PREFERRED SKILLS Preference will be given to applicants with: Bachelor's degree in Safety (or a related field) from an accredited program, or BCSP credential with three to five years of experience Ability to conduct training sessions per applicable regulations (e.g., OSHA 10/30, MEWP, PIT, or fall protection) Fluency in Spanish.