"safety technician" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who has specialized knowledge and skills in the area of safety. For example: "The safety technician was able to identify potential safety hazards in the workplace."
He has been a child passenger safety technician instructor since 1997.
But Ms. Baer, a certified child passenger safety technician, said parents tended to take that as a hard and fast rule.
Yale University Police Department offers child car seat safety inspections or installations by a trained car seat safety technician to individuals within the Yale and New Haven communities.
"A lot of people are talking about what happened here," said Steve White, a safety technician working on getting the 1 and 9 subway lines finished so the Rector Street station could reopen by the coming weekend.
According to a list on the company's blog of the highest-paying jobs that don't require a degree, the average pay for Homer's job (though he is formally a safety technician) is $31 an hour.
Waymo CEO John Krafcik revealed this week that the Alphabet unit is giving some Phoenix "Early Riders" -- locals who signed up to test its self-driving Pacifica Hybrid minivans -- free access to fully driverless vehicles, without a human safety technician at the wheel.
The strikers include safety technicians and operators of the decontamination plant and wastewater treatment plant.
The strikers fill technical, maintenance and service positions, including those of safety technicians and operators of the decontamination plant and wastewater treatment plant.
They fill technical, maintenance and service positions, including safety technicians and operators of the decontamination plant and the waste-water treatment plant.
The LB&B employees, including safety technicians and maintenance workers, walked off the job in a wages and benefits dispute that had dragged on since their last contract expired in September 2001.
Practical applications: This research enables safety technicians, companies, and government officials to identify priorities and to design training strategies to minimize the serious consequences of electrical accidents for construction workers.
