Health Safety Coordinator Remote Role (British Columbia)

Health Safety Coordinator Remote Role (British Columbia)

12 Oct
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Concordia
|
British Columbia

12 Oct

Concordia

British Columbia

Join BGIS as a part-time Health, Safety, and Wellness Coordinator, working remotely to enhance workplace well-being and safety. Support health initiatives and foster a culture of wellness through effective communication and program delivery.

Reporting to the Director of Wellness, this position merges health promotion with stakeholder engagement. You will implement wellness initiatives, assist in training programs, and coordinate communications, fostering a proactive health culture. The ability to create metrics for wellness and work collaboratively with teams is essential for success.

Key Responsibilities:
• Create communications for health promotion and safety initiatives
• Coordinate and implement wellness training and learning sessions




• Support the development of health-related programming
• Facilitate team engagement with BGIS Balance initiatives
• Conduct research on wellness best practices

Requirements:
• University degree in health sciences or related field
• Robust knowledge of health, wellness, and risk management
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills
• Proven ability to deliver and evaluate training programs
• High proficiency in Microsoft Office suite

Leverage your expertise in health and wellness to make a significant impact on BGIS's workplace culture.
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📌 Health Safety Coordinator Remote Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Concordia
📍 British Columbia

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