Job Description & How to Apply Below
recognizing that many of the related tasks will be the responsibility of other site employees to complete. In cooperation with site engineers, they will monitor site process safety, ensuring that process safety studies are performed by the site as per corporate schedule and resulting actions are completed in a timely manner.
Advantages
Excellent compensation and benefits including annual bonus and pension plan
Opportunities for career advancement
Responsibilities
Ensure site compliance to all government regulated requirements
Implementation of company-wide policies and procedures that apply to the site
Development, maintenance, and implementation of site plans, policies, procedures, and support of continuous improvement of these internal standards
Development, maintenance, and implementation of site training programs, and ensure that the site employees, contractors and visitors are trained in these standards as required, including emergency response activities.
Lead all regulatory reporting and documentation requirements both external to government bodies and internal as required
Keeping site leadership team and Toronto head office up-to-date on site issues
Ensure compliance to CIAC (Chemistry Industry Association of Canada) requirements
Promote a positive safety culture with good practices throughout the site and company, and by reporting hazards using our reporting application.
Responsible for the completion of many associated tasks, recognizing that many of the related tasks will be the responsibility of other site employees to complete.
Member of site Joint Health and Safety Committee, act as a liaison to the Plant Manager who has the decision-making authority.
Lead and support incident investigations prepared by site responsible departments by analyzing incidents to identify areas of concern; prepare incident reports for some incidents when deemed appropriate.
Responsible for trending and analysis of site performance, for various KPIs required throughout the year.
Liaise with government, community and emergency responders as required.
Ensure that the company wide annual safety plan is integrated with the site safety plan.
Following-up on assigned actions in a timely manner.
Qualifications
University degree – academic technical (preferred) or equivalent OH&S technical training/experience is required
Recognized CRSP (Canadian Registered Safety Professional) safety designation or education, or currently enrolled in a recognized safety program leading to this safety designation
Minimum 3 years’ experience working in an industrial/manufacturing environment; preference will be given to candidates with such experience in the sodium chlorate industry
Excellent understanding and hands on experience with industrial/manufacturing safety practices; i.e.: equipment lock out, confined space, safety inspections, and hazard assessments.
Excellent communication skills both verbal and written to be able to effectively communicate to all levels of the organization and to ensure external and internal reports and letters accurately and legally represent your responsibilities.
Proficient computer skills.
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