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Transportation Safety Consultant

Transportation Safety Consultant

Location: Kansas City area, Western Iowa/Des Moines area, or Minnesota. 

Are you tired of doing the same thing day after day? Consider becoming a transportation safety consultant. This is a home-based position, and we will provide your office equipment and IT support, along with training and support from our home office. All of your business expenses will be covered.

Why Consulting?

You will share your expertise with motor carriers of varying sizes and locations throughout the United States. Two things can surely be promised - no two days will EVER be the same, and you will learn something new every day. Safety Management Services Company (SMSC), a subsidiary of Cottingham & Butler, Inc. (23rd largest insurance brokerage in the U.S.), is currently seeking a bright and highly motivated individual to join our team of transportation safety consultants.

Typical Projects May Include:

• Conducting transportation safety assessments
• Evaluating risk improvement processes for motor vehicle crashes and work-related injuries
• Performing mock FMCSA compliance investigations
• Planning and presenting at risk control workshops and safety seminars
• Writing detailed technical reports
• Developing comprehensive safety service plans
• Creating and conducting transportation safety webinars
• Designing and delivering training programs for professional drivers and operations staff
• Keeping up-to-date with current events in the transportation safety field

Qualifications:

We prefer candidates with safety or operational knowledge and experience within the transportation industry. Familiarity with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and a minimum of three years of transportation safety experience (motor carrier and/or loss control) is preferred, but not mandatory. A Certified Director of Safety (CDS) or Certified Safety Supervisor (CSS) certification from or working towards the North American Transportation Institute (NATMI) is preferred, but not mandatory. Travel is required and typically consists of 2-3 overnights per week.