Field Safety Advisor

Role Overview

Workplace

• The role involves field work on projects across Canada and a 21-and-7 shift rotation.

Requirements

• At least 5 years of field OHS leadership experience in the energy sector is required.
• Utility construction experience is preferred.
• An active National Construction Safety Officer credential is required.
• CRSP, CUSP, CHSE, or similar professional accreditations are assets.
• Strong organizational, time management, independent-working, and teamwork skills are required.
• Microsoft Office proficiency is required.

Responsibilities

• Develop project-specific safety plans, training, Emergency Response Plans, hazard assessments, and Safe Job Plans.
• Ensure compliance with legislation, client requirements, and company policy.
• Conduct training, orientations, audits, inspections, and subcontractor safety performance monitoring.
• Verify corrective actions and assess inspection reports for performance trends.
• Support incident investigations and maintain inspections, audits, SDS, toolbox, and HSE meeting records.
• Attend client, subcontractor, and safety meetings and maintain professional relationships with project stakeholders.
• Collaborate on injury claims and track return-to-work programs.

Required Safety Credentials

• Site personnel must have applicable training tickets, including fall protection, equipotential bonding and grounding, First Aid, and WHMIS/GHS.

Benefits

• Benefits include extended health care, disability, dental and vision coverage, group RRSP, life and critical illness insurance, training and development, and an employee assistance program.

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