Full-Time

Health & Safety Coordinator 2

Updated on 9/10/2026

Deadline 8/18/27
Ring Power

Ring Power

501-1,000 employees

Caterpillar heavy equipment dealer and service

No salary listed

Orlando, FL, USA + 1 more

More locations: St. Augustine, FL, USA

Remote

Routine site visits to branches within the assigned territory are required.

Category
Facilities Operations (1)
Required Skills
CPR
Data Visualization
First Aid

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Requirements
  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • A valid driver's license is required.
  • Ability to comprehend written material and communicate orally and in writing with employees and customers is required.
  • The role requires 0-2 years of experience.
  • Must be able to obtain and maintain First Aid/CPR/AED certification within six months.
  • Must be able to obtain and maintain Occupational Hearing Conservation certification (CAOHA) within six months.
Responsibilities
  • Conduct routine site visits to branches within the assigned territory.
  • Lead hazard identification, including near-miss reporting and trend analysis, and implement controls using the hierarchy of controls.
  • Support the annual compliance calendar, including training refreshers, inspections, industrial hygiene sampling, fit testing, audiometry, and medical surveillance as applicable.
  • Maintain accurate records of inspections, training, permits, Safety Data Sheet inventory, and regulatory postings.
  • Administer safety management system tools, including digital reporting and dashboards, and ensure data integrity.
  • Coordinate claims documentation and light-duty and return-to-work processes with Human Resources as applicable.
  • Maintain current knowledge of regulatory changes and communicate their impacts to leadership.
  • Conduct routine workplace inspections and behavioral and physical audits, document findings, and drive corrective actions to closure.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

Ring Power Corporation sells, rents, and services Caterpillar heavy equipment, engines, and related machinery across more than 25 locations in Florida. Customers choose equipment to buy or rent, and Ring Power backs it with parts distribution and field or shop repair services, plus a large Cat Rental Store fleet. The company distinguishes itself with a multi-division structure (Heavy Equipment, Power Systems, Ring Power Crane, Ring Power Lift Trucks, Phoenix Products) and a deep regional footprint that supports end-to-end needs in construction, roadbuilding, agriculture, marine power, and waste management. Its goal is to be the leading provider of Cat equipment and related services in Florida, delivering integrated sales, rental, and after-sales support.

Company Size

501-1,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

N/A

Founded

1958

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Ring Power expanded Cox Marine distribution into nine states on April 22, 2026.
  • Management reopened apprenticeship applications for the February 2027 cohort, signaling persistent technician demand.
  • January 2026 rebranding to Ring Power—Cat Rentals modernized the rental business and customer access.

What critics are saying

  • The 2025 IEM Power Systems contract case runs to a January 2027 bench trial.
  • Caterpillar concentration leaves Ring Power exposed if Cat reallocates territory or dealer economics.
  • EEOC race-discrimination history and the 2025 OSHA inspection hurt recruiting and customer trust.

What makes Ring Power unique

  • Ring Power is North and Central Florida’s exclusive Cat dealer, with 60 years’ history.
  • Its eight divisions bundle equipment sales, rentals, parts, service, and power systems.
  • The 36-month apprenticeship program locks technician training into full-time employment from day one.

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Company News

St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce
Aug 3rd, 2026
Celebrating 40 years: CareerSource Northeast Florida's partnership with the St. Johns County Chamber.

Celebrating 40 years: CareerSource Northeast Florida's partnership with the St. Johns County Chamber. By Chris Norman Economic Development This year, CareerSource Northeast Florida marks 40 years as a member of the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce. The organization has changed its name and grown over four decades as a member. What has stayed the same is its mission: connecting talent to businesses for six counties in Northeast Florida, including St. Johns County. Building a talent pipeline. "Our mission is to connect talent to businesses," said Cheryl Taylor, president and CEO of CareerSource Northeast Florida. "It is to build a talent pipeline for the six counties that we serve here in Northeast Florida." Taylor pointed to St. Johns County's growth in aviation, advanced manufacturing, and health care as proof of the opportunity ahead. She said Chamber membership gives CareerSource a direct line to local businesses and their real needs. "How can we support them at no cost? How can we assist them and be that arm for them in developing that talent?" Taylor said. "It's an opportunity to network, to listen, to grow, to support, to partner and to collaborate." That partnership shows up in the Chamber's programming. Earlier this year, CareerSource worked with the Chamber to host a health care career event, bringing local employers together with young adults exploring careers beyond nursing and clinical roles, including opportunities in health care administration. Earn as you learn. Doreen Lund, apprenticeship manager at CareerSource Northeast Florida, works directly with employers and job seekers to build "earn as you learn" programs. These let someone enter a career with no prior experience, train on the job, and get paid the entire time. Lund said in-person events, like the Chamber's health care event, give job seekers something an online application can't. "You have that ability to make that eye contact, to bring yourself and meet and hear personally from those recruiters what's going on at those organizations," Lund said. Lund has represented CareerSource on Chamber panels about workforce development and apprenticeships, and has joined employer brainstorming sessions focused on solving talent issues in the region. She also planned an apprenticeship accelerator event, held at Ring Power Corporation. Dozens attended to learn how apprenticeship models could work in their own organizations. A partnership that works both ways. Ring Power's relationship with CareerSource began with recruitment and grew into a full apprenticeship program. Tony Pellegrino, director of training and development at Ring Power, said the company hosted the apprenticeship accelerator in April with more than 60 attendees. "Our career pipeline is really important," Pellegrino said. "Making sure that we have technicians who can fill our service roles at Ring Power is critical for us." Ring Power apprentices start as full-time employees from day one, with structured training, mentorship, and support services built in. "It starts with just having great relationships with the CareerSource folks," Pellegrino said. "Always easy, always clear. They always bring to us great ideas. It's an excellent partnership." Four decades of growth. The organization's name has changed over the years, but its role in St. Johns County has only expanded. Forty years of Chamber membership have produced health care career events, apprenticeship programs, employer brainstorming sessions, and a growing bench of skilled workers ready to fill jobs across the region. The St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce congratulates CareerSource Northeast Florida on 40 years of membership and looks forward to continuing the partnership.