Safety and Facilities Advisor at UBC (British Columbia)

Safety and Facilities Advisor at UBC (British Columbia)

14 Aug
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The University of British Columbia
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British Columbia

14 Aug

The University of British Columbia

British Columbia

Advance your career as a Safety and Facilities Advisor with UBC's Faculty of Applied Science. This role emphasizes leadership in occupational health and safety (OH&S;) and alignment with university policies.

As a key member of the Special Projects & Facilities Department, you will lead the development and implementation of the Faculty’s OH&S; program. You will establish program goals, monitor compliance, and provide expertise across various disciplines. This leadership role fosters a proactive safety culture while ensuring effective communication and collaboration with stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design and oversee Faculty-wide OH&S; programs
• Develop guidelines and management systems for safety




• Provide expert safety advice and training
• Liaise with safety committees and departments
• Monitor compliance and corrective actions

Requirements:
• Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline
• Minimum of three years of relevant experience
• Knowledge of OH&S; legislation and safety management
• Robust communication and problem-solving skills
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively

Leverage your expertise in occupational health and safety to positively impact the UBC community.
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📌 Safety and Facilities Advisor at UBC (British Columbia)
🏢 The University of British Columbia
📍 British Columbia

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