Monitor Technician jobs in United States
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Mohawk Valley Health System
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Mercy
Posted: 10/16/2026Monitor Technician
Carle Health
Posted: 10/9/2026Unit Clerk, Monitor Technician, CNA – Telemetry Surveillance
Mercyhealth Wisconsin and Illinois
Posted: 10/8/2026Registered Monitor Technician
Cleveland Clinic
Posted: 10/6/2026Monitor Technician I
Lexington Medical Center
Posted: 10/5/2026Monitor Technician I
Lexington Medical Center
Posted: 10/5/2026ECG Technician – Holter Monitor
Aspirus Health
Posted: 10/2/2026Virtual Monitor Technician – Medical Observer
Northeast Georgia Health System
Posted: 9/29/2026Monitor Technician
University of Arkansas System
Posted: 9/25/2026Monitor Technician
University of Arkansas System
Posted: 9/21/2026Monitor Technician
Mass General Brigham
Posted: 9/15/2026Virtual Monitor Technician
Mass General Brigham
Posted: 9/15/2026Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in Safety and Health regulations, particularly within the railroad and construction industries, with a strong focus on compliance, training, and incident management. Proven ability to develop and implement safety strategies, conduct audits, and facilitate effective communication with stakeholders.
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide field support and assist managers, supervisors, and team members with Company and Client Safety and Health policies and procedures
- Ensure regulatory compliance, railroad track compliance, and continual improvement of Company performance
- Develop and implement strategies to reduce and eliminate injuries, illnesses, and incidents
- Provide safety and health training and education
- Support pre-job safety planning meetings and develop emergency response plans
- Develop work safety and health plans in a fast-paced environment
- Lead safety meetings and training programs
- Perform and document safety and health audits, evaluations, inspections, and behavioral observations
- Communicate and facilitate corrective and preventative actions
- Assist with injury, illness, and general liability incident investigations
- Develop and issue regular safety and health correspondence
- Update team members on company and regulatory requirement changes
- Coordinate project safety programs with subcontractors, vendors, and third-party personnel
- Serve as a point of contact for federal, state, or municipal safety and risk management authorities, including OSHA, when the Company Safety Manager is unavailable
- Monitor railroad safety requirements and right-of-way restrictions
- Verify railroad protection before work begins and coordinate with authorized railroad personnel
- Coordinate daily construction activities, access, work windows, and conflicts with railroad operations
- Monitor crane operations, equipment clearances, lifting activities, and track fouling
- Maintain documentation on work activities, railroad protection, and safety issues
- Exercise stop-work authority or initiate immediate protective action when unsafe conditions arise
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor degree in Safety and Health or equivalent combinations of technical training and experience
- 5+ years of experience with railroad safety preferred
- Experience in Safety and Health within the Construction Industry a strong plus
- Knowledge of OSHA, DOT, FRA, CSX, and EPA regulations, plus other state/federal safety regulations and company safety policies/procedures
- Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills
- Ability to communicate and interface effectively with company and private client representatives
- Excellent organization skills and ability to independently prioritize
- Ability to think independently, communicate thoroughly, and influence corrective and preventative actions
- Ability to work 50+ hours/week, including nights and weekends, and respond quickly under pressure and deadlines
- Ability to make independent judgments regarding company safety programs/policies
- Ability to positively interact with and influence frontline supervisors and field personnel
- Must have valid driver's license and good driving record
- CHST certification preferred
- ICS 300/400 preferred
- CPR/First Aid/AED certification preferred
- OSHA 30-Hour and 10-Hour Trainer certification preferred
Benefits
Comp & perks- Attractive rewards
- Potential incentive pay
- Benefits (provided separately when appropriate)
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