Salary Range: Typical hiring range $60,000 - $74,000 per annum – 37.5 hours/weekVacancy Type: Existing VacancyRequisition Number: 26-1004About the Company:TheCanadian Institute for Safety, Wellness, and Performance (CISWP) is a leading applied research institute dedicated to advancing innovation in workplace safety, wellness, and performance in Canada by integrating applied research, workforce development, advanced technology, and evidence‐informed practices in collaboration with partners to deliver measurable, real‐world impact.About the Role:Under the supervision of the Director of Operations, the Research Technician provides essential technical, logistical, and administrative support for field and laboratory-based research at the CISWP. This role support the successful execution of applied research projects through participation in data collection, preparation, processing, equipment maintenance, and adherence to established research protocolsWork Location & Schedule:Work must be performed in SaskatchewanRegular schedule: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.M. – 4:30 p.M.*In office at CISWP office in Saskatoon; and at field collectionsites across SaskatchewanTravel within Saskatchewan will be required*Note: Data collection takes place during research participant's scheduled work shifts which varies depending on the occupation or trade of the worker.Key Responsibilities:Field and Laboratory Research SupportSupport qualitative and quantitative data collection activities, including fieldwork, surveys, interviews, and laboratory-based measurementsAssist with data management processes, including data entry, cleaning, preparation, and processing or analysis under the guidance of senior research staffProvide technical and logistical support during field and lab data collection activities to ensure accurate and efficient research operationsDevelop proficiency in the calibration, troubleshooting, and assembly of human measurement research equipment and technologiesRecruit, prepare, and inform research participants, ensuring clear communication of study procedures and adherence to CISWP project protocolsSupport CISWP's extensive field research programs such as DOSE and MOSAICField research readiness including working in varied industrial, healthcare,



or construction environments and following site‐specific safety requirements (PPE, WHMIS, site inductions)Adapt and problem‐solve on‐the‐spot when conditions or equipment behave unexpectedlyResearch Logistics and Resource PreparationAssist in monitoring and reaching research participant recruitment goals and targets to ensure project timelines are objectives are metSupport the identification and preparation of research equipment, supplies, and training requirements necessary for project executionAssist in delivering basic training on research tools, equipment, and procedures to co‐op students and research assistantsHelp ensure research equipment is properly maintained, stored, and operationally ready for use in accordance with established protocolsKnowledge Transfer and CommunicationSupport the planning and delivery of webinars, workshops, and project‐related networking events to facilitate knowledge sharing and partner engagementAssist in preparation of technical content for reports, presentations, website materials, and Knowledge Transfer and Exchange (KTE) initiativesContribute to the development of social media content and research success stories related to CISWP projects and outcomesResearch Engagement and CollaborationProvide logistical and technical support for meetings with industry, government, and academic partners to facilitate effective collaboration and shared opportunitiesAssist with documenting and actioning meeting outcomesSupport collaborative research initiatives and stakeholder engagement activities as requiredOther duties as assignedMinimum Qualifications:Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in one of the following or a related field: Human Factors & Ergonomics, Kinesiology, Biomechanics, Health Studies, Occupational Health & SafetyMinimum two (2) years of related experience (inclusive of co‐op or internship experience)Proficiency with research‐related software and tools, including: Data entry and spreadsheet tools (e.G.,



Excel); Basic statistical analysis software (e.G., SPSS); Qualitative analysis tools (e.G., NVivo)Understanding of qualitative and quantitative research methods, particularly in applied or real‐world settingsFamiliarity with surveys, interviews, observational research, and self‐reported and physical measurement data collection methods, return‐to‐work and disability management processesStrong organizational skills and attentions to detailWell‐developed time management skills, with the ability to manage logistics, multitask, and meet deadlinesStrong interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with workers, employers and site contactsThe ability to communicate clearly when explaining procedures, obtaining cooperation on site, documenting and reportingSelf‐direction and reliability when working independently or in small teams away from the office.A valid drivers license and the ability to travel throughout SaskatchewanAssets:Experience in community‐based or applied research environmentsFamiliarity with Biomechanics and ergonomics‐related research equipmentDemonstrated experience with human measurement techniques, including 3D scanning and wearable sensor technologies, is considered an assetExperience supporting field‐based data collection, including setup, troubleshooting, and protocol compliance in diverse environments considered an assetExperience with computer‐aided design (CAD) software is considered an assetWhy Join CISWP?Work on impactful applied research projectsCollaborate with industry, government, and academic partnersSupport meaningful improvements in workplace health and safetyJoin a collaborative, mission‐driven research environmentCompetitive salary, CAAT‐pension plan, and comprehensive benefits packageCISWP is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals and encourage applications from women, racialized persons, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, and individuals of diverse gender identities and expressions.NOTE: While we endeavour to respond to everybody who expresses interest in working with CISWP, due to the high number of applications received, we can only guarantee that candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

📌 Research Technician (Saskatoon)
🏢 Canadian Institute for Safety, Wellness, and Performance (CISWP)
📍 Saskatoon