Responsibilities:

Under the guidance of the Canadian Safety Manager, promote acceptance of sound safety practices and encourage full participation of all company personnel throughout the operationsWork directly and build relationships with Field Management to balance environmental, health & safety requirements with production goals to ensure compliance with safety-related regulations, systems and practices.Perform random inspections of job sites, facilities, equipment, vehicles, and investigations.Solve safety related problems on the work site.Immediately deal with identified problems by giving specific advice for the correction of the problem(s) to the General Superintendent, Superintendent, Foreman or worker as appropriate.Complete onboarding for new hires ensuring they are fit for duty and competent.Complete new drivers assessments – testing for skills, knowledge, and provide training in logbook procedures and pre/post trip inspections.Recommend safety-related programs, activities, recognition for employeesProvide various types of Environmental, Health & Safety training to all levels of employees

Qualifications:

Have or working toward an OHS certificate, diploma, university degree or related education;2 or more years of related field experience in a construction environmentNCSO or CRSP (or equivalent) certification would be an asset.Must be able to work independently and take ownership of workFamiliar with Federal and Provincial Environmental, Health & Safety regulationsWillingness to travel up to 60% between Eastern Canada.Exceptional communication skills as well as tact and diplomacyCertification to perform training requirements such as WHIMIS, Confined Space Entry and Rescue and First Aid training an asset.Driver’s License Class 5 and Clean Drivers AbstractAbility to facilitate CPR.Bilingual in French and English.