This position requires direct experience and a depth of knowledge on safety factors for the heavy civil and industrial sector. To be successful in the position, the Health and Safety Advisor will have a high degree of emotional intelligence and an ability to balance prioritizing tasks to meet operational needs and proactively guiding the Company towards continuous HSE improvement. This is a long-term full time position with a successful Company in the Community for 25 years.

RESPONSIBILITIES & ACCOUNTABILITIES

- Participate in the coaching of employees promoting health and safety in the workplace, promoting a proactive approach to safety with a focus on prevention
- Provide a voice to employees supporting ongoing improvement in HSE action and policy
- Be a positive role model in the workplace, cultivating strong open lines of communication across organizational boundaries
- Work to promote positive attitudes and a strong safety culture
- Ability to resolve conflict, act as an unbiased support to crew and management
- Maintain a professional demeanor and composure with all stakeholders in the face of adverse conditions
- Conduct inspections to assess potential hazards and risk assessments and determining how risks can be reduced
- Assist in the development of safe work procedures and safety reports
- Support stakeholders in accident or incident investigations and ensure incident corrective actions are followed up on and completed
- Promote implementation of policies and safe procedures
- Provide feedback to management identifying successes, areas for improvement and recommendations.
- Conduct orientations including ensuring all documentation is complete and filed
- Coordinate training requirements including needs assessment, scheduling, ensuring completion and documentation properly recorded in company framework
- Responsible to ensure knowledgeable in job site specific hazards and client expectations and requirements.



Assist as need to provide a quality safety framework and required documentation prior to job commencement
- Participate in job specific training required by the Company
- Take direction and respect the hierarchical structure of the Company

Meeting & Walks:
- Complete regular site visits: type and frequency to be determined by needs of jobs and projects currently in progress. Schedule to be determined by Supervisor
- Participate in Joint Occupational Health and safety Committees as required. Guide and support the growth of the different members in an inclusive team building environment.

Other HSE Responsibilities:
- Intervening on un-safe behaviours as noticed, while following reporting protocol for site
- Actively participate in policy updates, providing quality feedback to facilitate ongoing improvement
- Interpret WorkSafe BC related legislation and make recommendations to promote ongoing compliance
- Calculate, track, analyze, and report health and safety statistics

REQUIREMENTS
- Minimum 3-year field HSE experience (commercial/industrial construction or oil & gas)
- CSO certified
- Preference given to those with NCSO, COR Internal Auditor, TCP Certification
- Intermediate ability to work within a digital framework for documentation administration
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, able to work well with fellow teammates from HSE Department
- Excellent organizational, analytical, prioritization, and problem-solving skills
- Drivers’ License to allow for site access as needed to perform duties

WORKING CONDITIONS
- Working in office
- Working in exterior conditions as needed to perform duties
- Regular schedule of 8-10 hours per day,



5 days per week depending on seasonality and Company needs
- Potential work-from-home flexibility may be available for the right Candidate
- This is not a camp or a Project limited position. Applicants are expected to be able to currently commute locally or be willing to relocate.

Compensation package with room to negotiate based on successful candidates’ experience. To apply please provide a Resume and cover letter addressing specific qualifications.

Your application to this posting is deemed to be your consent to the collection, use and necessary disclosure of personal information for the purposes of recruitment. We thank all applicants for their interest but only those selected for interview will be contacted.

About Us

Daudet Creek Contracting is a second generation, family-run company operating primarily within the Kitimat – Smithers – Prince Rupert area. Since Daudet Creek Contracting Ltd. was established in 2002, we have grown substantially, attaining operational assets of over $35 million and specializing in industrial, commercial and large scale residential:

- Land-clearing and site preparation earthworks
- Pipe-laying and underground utility service installation
- Road works
- Site remediation and closure
- Small structure demolition and construction
- Materials and heavy equipment mobilization, On and Off Highway hauling and lowbed services
- Concrete manufacturing and precast
- Quarry and gravel pit operations and material production, sales and hauling
- Drilling, blasting, crushing and screening
- Large-scale snow removal

Job Type: Full-time Pay: $80,000.00-$100,000.00 per year

Benefits

- Casual dress
- Extended health care
- RRSP match

Ability to commute/relocate:
- Kitimat, BC: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)

Experience:
- Field HSE: 3 years (preferred)

Licence/Certification:
- Class 5 Licence (required)

Work Location: In person

📌 Health and Safety Advisor (Kitimat)
🏢 Daudet Creek Contracting
📍 Kitimat