Employee Health and Safety College Intern
Ohio Department of Transportation
Employee Health and Safety College Intern
- Responsibilities
This is a temporary position involving various duties that permit exposure to the student’s field of study and/or provide an experience that is a useful addition to the student’s education & meaningful preparation for future professional employment.
- Works under the direction of the supervisor to analyze vehicle crash data & workers’ compensation data for the evaluation of occupational safety & health hazards
- Determines health & safety parameters by gathering data & analyzing data using descriptive statistics, a computer & databases
- Conducts benchmarking research relative to general safety
- Performs other work-related duties as assigned (e.g., data entry, filing, scanning)
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- Qualifications
Must be enrolled in an accredited college or university and in good academic standing (GPA of 2.0 or above)
- CompensationThe rate of pay is based upon the student's academic status: - Freshman (1st Year) $8.50 - $11.72 - Sophomore (2nd Year): $9.00 -$12.22 - Junior (3rd Year) $9.50-$13.72 - Senior: $9.75 - $14.72 Graduate or Law School: - 1st year $10.00 – $15.66 - 2nd year $10.25 - $16.41 - 3rd year $10.50 – $17.91 (which is determined by the college or university.)
- IndustryTransportation / Trucking / Railroad
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- About Us
The Ohio Department of Transportation is responsible for protecting the enormous investment the people of Ohio have made in their transportation system through the decades; we will improve and enhance that system. Our mission is to provide easy movement of people and goods from place to place, we will: take care of what we have; make our system work better; improve safety; and enhance capacity.