25 Oct
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Cementation Americas
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Saskatoon
25 Oct
Cementation Americas
Saskatoon
Cementation is a leading underground mine contracting and engineering company. We design and build mines, safely. Our team specializes in delivering design-build solutions for technically complex projects, with a strong track record in world-class shaft sinking and mine development.
Manager of HSE
Posted: The HSE Lead is responsible for overseeing and supporting the implementation of Cementation's Health, Safety and Environmental programs at the Rook I Project. This position provides safety leadership, promotes a proactive safety culture, and ensures compliance with company policies, applicable legislation and client requirements, with particular emphasis on underground shaft-sinking operations and uranium mining safety
Lead and support the implementation of Cementation's HSE programs, policies and procedures at the project site.
Provide guidance and support to project management, supervisors, employees and subcontractors on health, safety and environmental matters.
Conduct workplace inspections, safety audits, hazard assessments and job observations to identify risks and ensure appropriate controls are implemented.
Monitor safety practices associated with shaft sinking and underground construction, including hoisting, ground control, drilling, blasting, ventilation and mobile equipment.
Support compliance with uranium-specific safety requirements, including radiation awareness, radon exposure controls, contamination prevention and applicable Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) requirements.
Collaborate with NexGen's HSE and Radiation Protection teams to ensure alignment with site-specific safety programs and procedures.
Coordinate employee safety orientations, training, competency assessments and refresher programs, maintaining accurate training records.
Assist in developing and reviewing safe work procedures, risk assessments and emergency response plans.
Conduct safety meetings,
toolbox talks and other initiatives that promote employee engagement and a strong safety culture.
Monitor compliance with applicable Saskatchewan occupational health and safety legislation, mining regulations and environmental requirements.
Maintain HSE documentation, inspection reports, incident records and safety performance statistics.
Provide leadership and mentorship to site safety personnel and supervisors, as required.
Provide functional leadership and guidance to site HSE personnel, where applicable, and support project management in maintaining a safe and compliant work environment.
Post-secondary education in Occupational Health and Safety or a related discipline.
Minimum 5 years of health and safety experience, preferably in underground mining, shaft sinking or heavy industrial construction.
Previous experience in a senior or lead HSE role is preferred.
Strong knowledge of Saskatchewan occupational health and safety legislation and mining safety requirements.
Experience in uranium mining, radiation protection awareness or CNSC-regulated environments is considered a strong asset.
Canadian Registered Safety Skilled (CRSP) designation or equivalent certification is an asset.
Experience in incident investigations, risk assessments, emergency response and safety training.
Ability to meet all project-specific pre-employment and site access requirements.
Thorough understanding of underground mining and construction safety practices.
Knowledge of WHMIS, fall protection, confined spaces, hazardous energy control and respiratory protection.
Familiarity with uranium-related hazards, including radiation exposure, radon and contamination controls.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and electronic HSE reporting systems.
Ability to work rotational shifts at a remote project site.
Please note that to be considered, you must be a Canadian citizen or have written authorization to work in Canada under federal immigration requirements and currently be residing in Canada.
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