We are looking for individuals with their NCSO: Minimum five (5) years of industrial SSHE and trade/industry related experience Available to Travel Provincial Construction Association Leadership course or industry equivalent (i.e. ACSA Leadership for Safety Excellence) Proficient in use of Microsoft Office software Clearly read, write and speak fluently in English (French communication is an asset) Strong leadership, influencing, teamwork, organizational and interpersonal skills Demonstrated willingness to positively intervene on any unsafe act Ability to clearly and assertively communicate SSHE expectations , project objectives and manage change Work in challenging conditions (outdoors 8+ hours / day), and deal constructively with conflict Know and understand requirements of the current and applicable Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Act, including Regulations under the Act Know and understand Workers Compensation Legislation, including Return to Work requirements Working knowledge of Fit for Duty expectations, A&D policies and Injury (Care) Management tactics Current First Aid Certificate (Level 3 preferred / Level 2 minimum) (preferred) Proficient in current TDG and WHMIS regulations and requirements (preferred) Certified in the use of a various noise (dosimeter) and gas testing equipment (LEL) (preferred) Clean driver License abstract Working at Heights and Confined Space certification Long and Short term contracts Tasks and Responsibilities Provide safety input into project constructability reviews Understand all work scope and actively participate in project kick-off meetings to help raise awareness of safety concerns prior to the start of work Review and provide daily safety input into Contractor work plans Attend daily Contractor Toolbox meetings with project personnel, Contractor supervision and craft workers; participating in the discussions and providing guidance on safe work approaches Share relevant safety bulletins, incident learnings and lead discussions on various relevant safety topics at Contractors’ Toolbox meetings. Verify Contractor documentation and work processes to ensure compliance with Contractor Safety Program and work permit system Immediately inform Supervision of any safety concerns or event that results in a potential or actual injury, illness, security, spill, equipment damage or other loss Coach Contractors on incident prevention, case management tactics and SSHE expectations Actively promote and encourage proactive safety behaviors including: hazard recognition and mitigation, near loss reporting, looking out for each other (actively caring) and stopping work to address safety concerns. Participate in incident investigations, identify root cause, share learnings and support action plan development. Verify Contractors training certifications to validate competencies to perform higher risk work Job Types: Casual, Part-time, Full-time Pay: $25.00-$40.00 per hour Additional pay: Overtime pay Schedule: 10 hour shift 12 hour shift 8 hour shift Day shift Holidays Monday to Friday Night shift Overtime Weekend availability Work Location: In person Application deadline: 2023-04-15