National Director, Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) – Canada About Strathmore For more than 60 years, Strathmore has been a Canadian leader in commercial landscaping and snow removal. As we continue to grow, we are seeking a National Director to advance our health, safety and environmental practices and support our teams across Canada.

The role

Reporting to senior leadership, you will lead Strathmore's HSE strategy in a multisite, operational environment. You will work closely with leaders, managers and field teams to strengthen prevention, maintain compliance and improve our practices. Essential requirements Fluency in English and French, both spoken and written, to work with employees and clients across Canada; Full-time position, 100% on-site in LaSalle, Montréal; Regular travel within Canada and occasional travel to the United States.

Your responsibilities

Develop and implement company-wide health, safety and environmental programs, policies and procedures; Ensure compliance with CNESST requirements and other HSE requirements applicable to our operations across Canada; Set prevention priorities based on the risks associated with landscaping, snow removal, fleet operations and field work; Oversee audits, inspections, incident investigations and root cause analyses, and follow through on corrective actions; Monitor HSE performance indicators and provide practical recommendations to senior leadership; Build managers' and supervisors' ability to lead safe operations and address risks; Improve environmental practices related to our operations, including the management of materials,



products and spills; Promote a culture in which safety and prevention guide day-to-day decisions.

Qualifications

Postsecondary education in occupational health and safety, prevention, industrial hygiene, environmental studies or a related field; At least five years of occupational health and safety experience, including relevant experience in a multisite or field operations environment; Strong knowledge of Quebec's occupational health and safety legislation, CNESST requirements and the principal OHS frameworks applicable elsewhere in Canada; Demonstrated experience with audits, incident investigations, risk assessments, program implementation and management support; Ability to set national priorities while adapting practices to the realities of each location; Fluency in English and French, both spoken and written. Certifications and assets ASP Construction – General Health and Safety on Construction Sites, when required for site access; Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) designation or another recognized Canadian OHS credential, strongly preferred; OSHA or NEBOSH training or certification; Experience with U.
S. HSE requirements or operations across multiple Canadian provinces; Experience in landscaping, snow removal, construction, fleet operations or field services.

What we offer

Market-competitive salary based on experience; Group insurance and a group RRSP with employer contributions; Vacation and personal days; Professional development and opportunities for advancement; A national role with a direct impact on the safety of our teams and the evolution of our practices. PI4b7dcd1a0ae8-26276-41163845

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