truck driver

warehouse associate ii

warehouse associate

local driver

inside sales representative

On-Site Health & Safety

This company likes communication between management and field techs. Protocols and procedures are extremely wordy and threatening. New protocols and procedures are implemented way too frequently. This causes confusion amongst employees on what the expectations are day to day. Documentation systems are far outdated. EMTs in the field are expected to be sales and marketing representatives as well. You basically work from home but they do not provide you with internet, however you are only allowed to use two gigs of data on your phone each month. If you go over you are bullied. Will go weeks without hearing from supervisor or management. I have been on call every single day 24 hours a day since the beginning of my employment in early 2020. You are required to keep your phone on you constantly, required to drive company vehicle which you cannot drive other people in, you can't even transport your pets in the vehicle. Drug testing is unfair and performed by fellow employees of the company which creates possibility of biased and incorrect implementation of drug testing policies. Benefits are expensive and company only pays a small portion of said benefits.   And so much more. Do not work here.

Working here the last few years has been awesome. I moved up from tech to supervisor to FSM fairly quickly. All it took was hard work and dedication! The job itself is fairly easy. You work 4 shifts 10 hours. You typically aren't running calls ALL day so a lot of those hours you can have breakfast at home or lunch, and squeeze in some errands. You also have 3 days off which can't be beat. We are 24/7 so On call shifts exist but you get paid for being on call even if you don't run any calls.. And most of the time, the on call shifts are alternated with your team so you yourself won't be on call 24/7. Managers and supervisors do try to worry about work-life balance. We are in EMS and compared to other jobs, I think we do a pretty darn good job!

There are many different Dept.'s within On Site that work together and work hard every day.  We have much collaboration working on projects to  move the company forward.  This includes analyzing many different processes and having meetings adjusting and making changes.  The business is growing leaps and bounds so adjustments are part of the growing process.  There is a large Field team including Techs, Supervisors, and Managers so Managing field operations daily is a large part of the job as well.  We have all learned what it means to work together with the same common goal.  To get better everyday.  The hardest part is having so many projects going at once but the best part is the opportunities they bring.

First thing first if you work hard you will succeed and advance. If you don't want to work and complain you will not have the opportunity to grow and succeed. There is a lot of driving as we service a wide variety of companies. On-Site will provide you a car and gas card. My commute to work is 25 seconds to work everyday. That saves on stress and time in traffic. They will work with you and are very flexible in finding a schedule that works for you and your family. We do a lot different jobs so you will actually use your skills versus driving back and forth to dialysis Appointments and SNF.
With this company you aren't just handed a promotion, everything is deserved and earned. If you don't want to work, go take unemployment and drain the economy. You will be rewarded for hard work here.

This company gave my family a fighting chance. There are other companies out there that pay more but, as someone said to me before the money has to come from somewhere. This company is charging 5 to 10% the overall cost of what would be poured into similar workers comp injuries that could be treated with first aid.

Working at onsite HS is alot, and not in a good way. The dispatch team is always wrong and messing up your schedule. You work all the time 1 week day night and 1 weekend a month. You're expected to carry around equipment for the company all the time! You are expected to be  a sell agent ontop of a field tech. The company is expanding but still can't fix the problems from within the company. Just don't do it!!! It's not even good pay! They want you to do more than what they are willing  to give. High turnover!!!! No vacation time until a year in. Medical insurance plan is super expensive and gives you basically nothing. No one in the company is actually truly honest!!! Meetings that could of been an  email every week. No true support to field techs! Multiple systems to do 1 task. HUGE amount of Paperwork! Stupid supervisor 🙄.  The list goes on and on! 

I loved what I did, not where I worked. It is setup as an adversarial environment. Untrained, out of state and dishonest dispatchers are the biggest of the weak links of the company. If you want yours customers and yourself to be lied to, you will be happy here. You rarely work with your fellow EMT’s, hence no esprit decor. Supervisors are not promoted by skills and experience, just on whether they are liked by management. While they have owners and supervisors, there are no true leaders, just people trying to be ones, but sadly failing. Hence the reason they have an extreme high turnover of EMT’s. Stop the stupid commute deduction, it’s theft. Last thing. The owners pretend to be Christian, but do not practice what they preach to the employees and customers.

Company has a great concept of service, Is Expanding rapidly, and is with significant opportunity for advancement.  As with any company it has it's "ups and downs", which I call growing pains.  I feel this is par for the course with the expansion of any company.  Based on customer demands, days can consist of long/ odd hours, but there are also many days of down time (supply and demand).  Working from home is definitely a plus, especially on low demand days.  Overall, you might not get rich working here, however,  if you are able to see the bigger picture with where this company is headed and want to be apart of something good, big, and rewarding, then this is definitely a place to be.

First of all, the people I work with are like family.  It's not a perfect family but who has that, lol, and that would be boring....What counts is we help each other and get the job done....I started as an Admin Assistant and then learned the invoice processing.  I was given the opportunity to learn a different task which was great.  There's definitely room to grow in this company.  The most enjoyable part of my job is also the most challenging/hardest part which is multi-tasking and trying to balance the workload.  But at the end of the day, what's great is my manager helps with what needs to be accomplished and that's a PLUS in my book...

A typical day is clocking in from your stationed location and either head to the first assigned job or waiting for a job to come in. You may respond to First Aid Injuries, Drug Tests, Training classes, Audio Testing, Respiratory testing and many more things. On-Site Health and Safety will train you and give all the knowledge you need to be successful. I would recommend this company to any EMT who wants to do something different but at the same time get to use their skills to help others and get paid more. I truly enjoyed my time in Onsite and I'm sure you will too! Good luck.

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