The HSE Lead will leverage deep understanding of OHS regulations to promote a safety-focused culture among employees and subcontractors, ensuring compliance with health and safety standards, and providing technical expertise in environment, health, and safety.
Responsibilities
Promote health, safety, and environmental (HSE) practices among employees and subcontractors.
Provide technical expertise and support for HSE training and development.
Manage WCB in partnership with Human Resources.
Assist management with incident investigations and reporting. Ensure cause and corrective actions are implemented.
Advise on compliance related to OHS and company standards.
Requirements
Occupational Health and Safety Certificate (OHS)
Nice to have: Certification as a Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP)
Nice to have: Alberta Partnerships Certificate of Recognition (COR)
Responsible for delivering general training in the areas of HSE critical risk training and light auxiliary equipment. The role involves 80% classroom/field on-the-job training and 20% maintaining records and developing training content.
Compensation
Eligible for the Quarterly Bonus program; Remote Mine Site Allowance; Salary Enhancement for working in the NWT; Travel Allowance to POP
Responsibilities
To deliver training and assess learning to Gahcho Kue standards
Fall Protection
Confined Space
Overhead Crane & Rigging
Isolation
Requirements
Nice to have: extensive industrial or mining experience
A visible jobsite leader responsible for coordinating and executing safety requirements on commercial projects, partnering with field teams and subcontractors to promote safe work practices.
Responsibilities
Lead the implementation of site-specific safety orientations
Reinforce expectations through daily presence
Conduct documented weekly safety inspections to identify and address potential risks
Engage hazards related to heavy equipment, crane activity, fall protection, and material handling
Partner with project teams and subcontractors to plan safe work for critical activities such as concrete pours, steel erection, confined space work, and elevated work
Lead and continuously improve the company-wide safety program, ensuring compliance with MIOSHA, OSHA, and applicable regulations while promoting a strong safety culture.
Responsibilities
Lead safety program development and continuous improvement
Conduct jobsite inspections and audits
Partner with field teams to promote safe practices
The role is responsible for maintaining AP’s safety program to ensure a safe environment for all team members, championing the Incident and Injury Free (IIF) culture.
Compensation
Estimated Pay: $64,000.00 - $107,700.00
Responsibilities
Take personal responsibility for working safely within an Incident and Injury Free (IIF) culture
Collaborate with other team members to implement and maintain the project site specific safety program
Maintain a program that encourages safe behavior for all team members and reinforces the achievement of safety goals and objectives
Present the site specific training topics including safety orientation program for all new project team members
Verify SDS and Health and Safety Manuals are available on site
Oversee the administration of Atkinson’s Safety, Health, and Environmental program for one area of responsibility.
Compensation
For this role, the base salary range is $120,000-200,000. Compensation may vary outside of this range depending on a number of factors, including a candidate’s education, experience, skills, and geographic location. Base pay is one part of the Total Compensation Package that is provided to compensate and recognize employees for their work.
Responsibilities
Oversee the administration of Atkinson’s Safety, Health, and Environmental program for one area of responsibility.
Maintain the safety liaison role between project teams and area leadership for the assigned area
Assist area leadership in organizing and facilitating monthly safety meetings with project leadership
Develop, coordinate, and implement overall project-specific safety programs within the assigned area
Management and mentorship of project safety professionals
Requirements
Undergraduate degree in safety and health, engineering, or related discipline
The Safety Engineer works to ensure the safety of employees, subcontractors, and the general public on the project.
Compensation
Base salaries will be determined by factors such as geographic location, education, skills, experience, and market considerations. For this role, the base salary range is $80,000 - $110,000.
Responsibilities
Oversee and ensure the safety of employees, subcontractors, and the general public
Enforce corporate and project-specific safety and health programs as well as federal, state, and local safety standards
Assist in the development and coordination of project-specific safety programs
Identify known/potential exposures and recommend corrective action
Report project-specific safety performance and plans
Requirements
Undergraduate degree in safety and health or related discipline
Nice to have: BCSP Construction Health Safety Technician (CHST)
Nice to have: BCSP Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
For this role, the base salary range is $120,000-200,000. Compensation may vary outside of this range depending on a number of factors, including a candidate’s education, experience, skills, and geographic location.
Responsibilities
Oversee the administration of Atkinson’s Safety, Health, and Environmental program for one (1) area of responsibility.
Maintain the safety liaison role between project teams and area leadership for the assigned area
Assist area leadership in organizing and facilitating monthly safety meetings with project leadership
Develop, coordinate, and implement overall project-specific safety programs within the assigned area
Management and mentorship of project safety professionals
Requirements
Undergraduate degree in safety and health, engineering, or related discipline
Carpenter (Hourly)NewHolder Construction · Sterling, US