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Resch Onsite Safety Solutions, LLC
Occupational Health Consultant
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What they do
An Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Specialist completes workplace and equipment inspections and implements workplace safety rules and programs. Provides occupational safety training for employees. Investigates and reports on potential hazards or accidents that occur at the workplace.
$42,193 / year median in Wisconsin
+10% projected growth
Job Description
Occupational Health Consultant Resch Onsite Safety Solutions (ROSS) Resch Onsite Safety Solutions (ROSS) provides occupational health, injury-prevention, ergonomic, and early-intervention services within manufacturing environments. Our goal is to help employees remain healthy and productive while assisting employers in responding appropriately when discomfort or workplace incidents occur. We are seeking a personable and dependable healthcare professional to serve as an Occupational Health Consultant at one of our client's manufacturing facilities. Position Overview The Occupational Health Consultant works directly with employees and site leadership to provide early assessment, first-aid-level support, ergonomic guidance, injury-prevention education, and appropriate follow-up. This is an in-person position that requires spending time on the manufacturing floor, wellness room, learning job tasks, building relationships with employees, and collaborating with safety and management personnel. This position does not involve insurance billing or maintaining a traditional patient schedule. Primary Responsibilities Provide onsite evaluations for employees reporting musculoskeletal discomfort or minor workplace injuries Deliver appropriate musculoskeletal first-aid-level care within the consultant's professional scope Identify red, yellow, and green clinical indicators and recommend appropriate next steps Help determine when continued monitoring, job modification, outside medical evaluation, or emergency care may be appropriate Conduct consistent follow-up with employees and site leadership Observe manufacturing tasks and identify possible ergonomic or biomechanical concerns Recommend practical job modifications, stretches, warm-up activities, and injury-prevention strategies Educate employees on body mechanics, joint health, repetitive-motion concerns, and safe work practices Collaborate professionally with environmental health and safety personnel, supervisors, human resources, and ROSS leadership Maintain timely, accurate, and confidential documentation Participate in ROSS occupational-health and incident-management training Develop positive working relationships while remaining objective, professional, and respectful Qualifications Candidates should possess an active professional license or certification in a healthcare discipline relevant to musculoskeletal assessment and injury prevention.