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Field Safety Specialist

12/23/2025

The Field Safety Specialist implements and maintains safety and health programs while conducting training and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. They lead safety meetings, conduct audits, and investigate incidents to promote a safe work environment.

Working Hours

40 hours/week

Company Size

501-1,000 employees

Language

English

Visa Sponsorship

About The Company

Hulcher Services Inc. is a nationwide services contractor to the railroads, general industry and government. We are committed to one goal - to get the job done and done safely. Headquartered in Denton, Texas, we have over 30 divisions strategically located across the United States, Canada and Mexico to provide our customers with the best service in the industry. Our goal is to be the premier total services provider for railroad, general industry and government, doing so in a safe, innovative, reliable and cost-effective manner. To accomplish this mission, we maintain locations across North America, each staffed with experienced, professional responders and equipment able to provide emergency restoration and project services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Each call is evaluated by our Customer Service Center, who in turn begin the process of mobilizing the proper division personnel and equipment, with the commitment of being en-route within one (1) hour from the initial call. What Sets Us Apart.... A diverse group of more than 500 professionals comprise the Hulcher Services' network. Each embracing a set of shared values: - People: Our most valuable asset is our people. - Quality: We are driven to exceed customer expectations through investment in people, equipment and training. - Safety: Continuously improving by striving to do the right thing safely, efficiently and with professionalism. - Mechanical: Equipment is maintained to exacting standards for top performance and appearance. - Asset Utilization: We will continue to invest in people and equipment to meet our customers' changing needs. - Continuous Improvement: A system that addresses internal processes and existing services while simultaneously addressing our customers' changing needs. - Communities: We will be good corporate citizens, seeking to enhance quality of life through service, jobs, investments and the energy and goodwill of our employees.

About the Role

Description

Field Safety Specialist

Job Summary

The Field Safety Specialist promotes and maintains a safe, compliant, and accident-free work environment. This role partners closely with Operations, Mechanical, Environmental, Purchasing, and HR to implement safety programs, conduct training, and ensure compliance with OSHA, FRA, DOT, and other regulatory standards—primarily in field and rail operations environments.

Key Responsibilities

Implement and maintain comprehensive safety and health programs
Lead daily safety meetings and participate in job safety briefings
Conduct field audits, jobsite inspections, and ride-along driver evaluations
Investigate safety, environmental, and DOT incidents; prepare reports and recommend corrective actions
Ensure compliance with OSHA, FRA, DOT, and other regulatory agencies
Deliver classroom and field-based safety training; assist with onboarding and curriculum development
Audit facilities and active jobsites to identify unsafe behaviors, conditions, and exposure risks
Recommend, implement, and monitor corrective and preventative safety measures
Maintain accurate safety records, reports, and documentation
Provide technical guidance on PPE, respiratory protection, confined space entry, fall protection, and hazardous materials
Support long-term safety strategies to reduce organizational risk
Remain current on regulatory changes and best safety practices
Perform other related duties as assigned

Work Environment & Availability

On-call 24/7/365, including holidays (excluding approved time off or illness)
Field-based role supporting complex train derailment and rail recovery operations
Must be comfortable working around heavy equipment, utilities, hazardous materials, and extreme environments (terrain, weather, day/night conditions)
Requires extensive knowledge of railcars, locomotives, rerailing operations, PPE use, and track protection procedures

Requirements

Education

Associate degree or higher in Safety or related field (required)
Bachelor’s degree in safety or related field (preferred)

Certifications (required or ability to obtain)

HAZWOPER, CPR/First Aid, Defensive Driving
Valid Driver’s License
Confined Space Operations
Ability to obtain eRailSafe credentials (background check required)
CSHO, OHST, or other safety credentials (preferred)

Experience

3+ years of safety-related experience
1+ year of field-based safety experience
2+ years conducting classroom and field training
Strong knowledge of OSHA Construction & General Industry standards

Knowledge & Skills

Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Strong interpersonal and people-management abilities
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) and Adobe
Flexible schedule; able to respond to changing work hours
Advanced knowledge preferred in:
- Heavy equipment operations
- Confined space entry
- Fall protection
- Driver safety/DOT regulations

Key Skills

Safety ProgramsOSHA ComplianceField AuditsJobsite InspectionsSafety TrainingIncident InvestigationPPE KnowledgeEnvironmental ComplianceCommunication SkillsInterpersonal SkillsMicrosoft OfficeHeavy Equipment OperationsConfined Space EntryFall ProtectionDriver SafetyDOT Regulations