Tasks Support operational teams in the implementation and continuous improvement of health and safety programs, policies, and procedures.

Provide on-site coaching and guidance to supervisors and employees on safety best practices and regulatory requirements.

Ensure compliance with CNESST standards and actively manage relationships related to workplace incidents and claims.

Participate in incident investigations and support corrective action plans.

Assist in the development and implementation of safe work procedures, particularly for high-risk activities.

Deliver health and safety training programs aligned with legislative and corporate requirements.

Promote a proactive safety culture and ensure adherence to all health, safety, and environmental standards.

Collaborate with management to improve loss prevention and risk mitigation strategies.

Perform any other related tasks.

Advantages Competitive salary ranging from $93,000 to $110,000 Performance bonus program (up to approximately 20%+)



Comprehensive group insurance from day one Pension plan and access to RRSP and TFSA programs Employee assistance program and wellness support Ongoing training and career development opportunities Stable, large-scale industrial environment with long-term growth potential Job requirements College diploma or university degree in Health and Safety, Industrial Hygiene, or a related field 5 to 7 years of experience in a health and safety role within a heavy industrial environment Strong knowledge of CNESST regulations and experience managing workplace claims Bilingualism in French and English required to communicate with employees from anglophone provinces (40% of the time) Hands-on, field-oriented mindset with strong presence in office Ability to influence, coach, and build credibility with operational teams Robust adaptability and ability to operate in a complex, evolving setting Experience with Microsoft Office, Google Suite, and SAP considered an asset

📌 Health & Safety Coordinator Saint Constant (Canada)
🏢 Bédard Ressources
📍 Canada