Job Information
Job Title: Regional Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Lead, Western Canada
Status: Full-Time, Permanent
Expected Start Date: As soon as possible
Location: Calgary Regional Office - 530-8th Ave. S. W., Calgary, AB, T2 P 3 S8
About Mc Asphalt
Mc Asphalt is the industry leader in Canada specializing in asphalt products and services. Founded in 1970 by Leo Mc Arthur and John Carrick, the company has since grown to over 500 employees spanning 26 terminals across Canada. Mc Asphalt offers a wide range of asphalt products, including emulsions, cutbacks, polymer-modified, performance-graded and roofing, and specialized transportation of those products by rail, land and water. Additionally, Mc Asphalt provides comprehensive services and technology solutions, encompassing paving, testing, research and development, engineering, and consulting.
Position Summary
At Mc Asphalt, our values guide how we work, how we lead, and how we care for one another. We are looking for a Regional Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Lead who is inspired by Respect, Commitment, Pioneering, and Sharing — and who is ready to turn those values into action every day.
As a core member of the Regional Management Team, this role offers the opportunity to influence strategy, shape culture, and lead safety and environmental excellence across one of our regions. The Regional HSE Lead plays a critical role in protecting people, strengthening operations, and supporting long-term, sustainable growth.
This position is based out of our Calgary regional office and requires regular travel to Mc Asphalt plants, workshops, laboratories, offices, truck yards, and customer sites within the region.
Living Our Values Through Leadership
Respect
Foster a workplace where people feel heard, protected, and empowered




Build trusted relationships through presence, transparency, and integrity
Commitment
Demonstrate unwavering dedication to safety, environmental stewardship, and compliance
Hold self and others accountable to high standards and consistent execution
Pioneering
Challenge the status quo and introduce cutting-edge approaches to HSE systems, technology, and practices
Drive continuous improvement that strengthens both safety performance and operational excellence
Sharing
Promote open communication, knowledge sharing, and learning from incidents and successes
Enable collaboration across regions, teams, and industry partners
As The Regional HSE Lead, You Will
Champion a Goal Zero culture, embedding prevention and accountability into daily operations
Translate corporate HSE strategy into practical, region-specific execution
Serve as a trusted advisor to Regional Vice Presidents and leadership teams
Be a visible, field-based leader who connects people to purpose through Visible Felt leadership
Key Responsibilities
Align regional activities with Corporate HSE strategies, policies, standards, and mandates
Ensure compliance with Canadian occupational health, safety, and environmental legislation
Lead continuous improvement of HSE practices, procedures, and management systems
Develop, maintain, and update region-specific HSE policies, manuals, and controlled documents




Track, analyze, and share leading and lagging HSE performance indicators
Coordinate internal and external inspections, audits, and corrective actions
Lead incident management, investigations, root cause analysis, and lessons learned
Manage workers’ compensation claims, including modified work and return-to-work programs
Deliver targeted HSE training and leadership development initiatives
Provide technical HSE support for projects and maintenance activities
Act as the regional liaison for digital HSE platforms and systems of record
What You Bring
You lead with credibility, curiosity, and care. You balance technical expertise with strong interpersonal skills and know how to influence across all levels of an organization.
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree or recognized diploma in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Management, or equivalent experience
Minimum 5 years of progressive HSE experience in operational or industrial environments
Strong knowledge of Canadian federal and provincial HSE legislation
Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP)** designation, or ability to obtain within the first year
Experience with workers’ compensation boards, claims management, and modified work programs
Strong communication, facilitation, and presentation skills
High level of organization, analytical thinking, and attention to detail
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and digital management platforms
Valid driver’s license and ability to travel regularly within the region
English proficiency required; French required for East Region roles
Assets
CSP, Environmental Professional, ISO / COR Lead Auditor or similar certifications
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📌 Regional health, safety (Calgary)
🏢 McAsphalt Industries
📍 Calgary