Senior Occupational Health & Safety Advisor
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- Oakville, ON
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Ensure assigned Region adheres to all applicable Health and Safety Management System requirements
- Assist with updating our Health and Safety Management System which includes COR Elements
- Assist with the development of loss control programs
- Prepare and review with area managers Driver Behavior telematics reports
- Develop, coordinate and facilitate training programs
- Complete health and safety assessments on key individuals as required
- Coordinate, assign and complete site visits and safety audits (e.g. Formal Assessments, Life Saving Rules Assessments) as directed
- Promote within their region quarterly Focus Areas and Continuous Improvement Plans
- Assist with Safety Culture Assessments in their region
- Act as a liaison with Ministry of Labor, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MLITSD) during compliance visits and investigations
- Complies with Federal, Provincial and Local Legal requirements by; studying existing and new legislation enforcing adherence to requirements; advising management on needed actions
- Extended visual and cognitive attention is needed to observe project activities. Initiative and ingenuity are mandatory since the job receives only general supervision.
- Judgment must be frequently exercised in performing staff advisory function. Decision making discretion is frequently required
- Provide reports and updates to the Manager, Health and Safety and Sr. Management for assigned Region
- Observing, collecting data and interacting with workers, supervisors and peers are required. The incumbent must work in office as well as outdoor settings
- Oversee WSIB return to work plans
- Assist in the development, updating and deployment of standard operating procedures
- Create and distribute safety alerts as required
- Oversee incident investigations and reporting
- Work closely with the Corporate Occupational Health Team on return-to-work planning
- Attend, support and chair JHSC meetings as required
- Attend personal training programs as directed and support/implement HR programs and policies
- Recommend appropriate work practices and promote commitment to organizations' vision & Values
- Support line personnel in their duties with regards to loss control initiatives
- Actively working towards and/or maintaining CRSP designation.
- Other duties as assigned
- Either a diploma or degree in Health and Safety Management or Civil Engineering from an accredited College or university
- 5-10 years of experience in a similar role within the Construction Industry is an asset
- Possess a Valid Driver’s License (Class G or equivalent)
- Vehicle travel is frequent and occasionally extensive. Travel to projects and facilities are required.
- CRSP Designation or working towards achieving designation
- Extensive knowledge of OH&S principles, policies, procedures and regulations
- Extensive knowledge of business operating processes and procedures
- Sound working knowledge of provincial legislation and regulations (eg. WSIA, OHSA)
- Excellent computer skills in Microsoft Office (word, excel, project)
- Oral and written skills should be at an advanced level. Fluency in a relevant second language (Portuguese, French) would be an asset
- Varied physical demands, including extended sitting, standing, walking, and climbing