Position: Health & Safety Instructor - Working at Heights Trainer
Employment: Full-time/Part-time
Location: North York and Richmond Hill, ON
Salary: $65,000-75,000 to start (FT), DOE
Responsibilities
Delivering engaging and informative Working at Heights training to job seekers, the general public and current and current members of the construction industry
Evaluating participants through practical skills and written evaluation
Organizing, filing and submitting digital and hard copy participant records following training
Participating in team meetings and instructor development workshops
Qualifications and Experience
3+ years experience delivering training (Working at Heights program preferred)
Background in construction management and/or other fall hazard-related industry
Work experience or certification in occupational health & safety preferred
Forklift, mobile elevated work platforms and confined space entry and rescue considered an asset
Strong interest educating people on the importance and value of health & safety training
Self-starter who is able to work independently, while also contributing to a team
Strong presentation and adult-engagement skills
Valid Ontario Driver Licence - occasional travel by car for work
Able to legally work in Canada
Benefits
Competitive base salary
Three weeks’ paid vacation
Health benefits package including $2k spending account (100% company paid)
Company-provided training equipment
Ongoing career development and learning
Exciting and collaborative work setting
Worksite is committed to providing a diverse and inclusive workplace. We encourage applications from all qualified candidates, including those with disabilities, and will make all reasonable accommodations needed to ensure fairness in the recruitment, assessment and selection process.
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📌 Health and Safety Instructor - Working at Heights (Ontario)
🏢 Worksite Safety
📍 Ontario
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