Health and Safety Coordinator

Overview

As a Health and Safety Coordinator on Pomerleau's construction health and safety team, you will implement activities planned in the prevention program framework for large-scale building and infrastructure construction projects ranging from $1.5 million to over $1 billion. You will support all site personnel and participate in the planning, organization, and control of all site activities to eliminate health and safety hazards.

• Ensure compliance with the safety standards required by the project's framework prevention program.
• Participate in the development and updating of the prevention program for the construction site.
• Monitor the implementation and operation of mechanisms for coordinating employers' activities on the construction site.
• Identify situations that may be hazardous and take proactive action.
• Inspect workplaces.
• Ensure that workers are aware of the types of risks associated with their work.
• Receive accident reports and investigate events that caused or could have caused an accident.
• Accompany the inspector during inspection visits.
• Be the point of reference for workers and supervisors on health and safety matters on the construction site.
• Order work to be stopped if the situation requires it.
• Participate in the construction site committee and write the minutes.
• Ensure compliance with partners' prevention programs.
• Prepare and complete various OHS reports, documents, and statistics.
• Issue notices of non‑compliance and follow up on them.
• Conduct OHS orientations for workers on the construction site.
• Ensure that inspections of construction equipment and machinery comply with the requirements of the framework prevention program and/or the manufacturer's manual.
• Cooperate during visits by the CNESST and other organizations that may visit the site.
• Collaborate with the Health & Safety Representative (HSR).
• Compile statistics and report them monthly.
• Participate in various meetings dealing with OHS.

• Post‑secondary education in health and safety considered an asset.
• Hold a certificate or attestation recognized by the Commission de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST).
• Minimum 3 years of experience in the construction sector in a health and safety role.
• Experience and knowledge of construction projects.

• RRSP with up to 5 % employer matching.
• Hybrid work model for corporate roles.
• Employee stock ownership program.
• Career growth through real development opportunities.
• Transit pass reimbursement.
• Minimum 4 weeks of vacation from day one.