Support secure remediation and ice road projects with WSP as a field-based Health and Safety Representative in Canada’s North. Rotation work includes 12-hour days.

This position supports WSP field teams near Inuvik or Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories, reporting to the Project Manager. Apply health and safety programs, hazard identification, risk assessment, and incident reporting across active project sites. The assignment is anticipated from January 2027 through March or April 2027, weather dependent, with potential extension.

Key Responsibilities:

- Identify hazards and implement practical controls with field crews
- Maintain health and safety programs, plans, and JSAs
- Conduct inspections, FLRA reviews, and corrective actions
- Lead orientations, training,



and daily tailgate meetings
- Investigate incidents, near misses, and root causes

Requirements:

- Minimum three years of health and safety experience
- Experience implementing programs on active project sites
- Knowledge of hazard assessment, JSAs, FLRAs, and investigations
- Valid First Aid Level 1 and WSCC Supervisor OHS Familiarization
- Ability to work Arctic rotations and 12-hour field days

Bring practical health and safety expertise, clear communication, and field risk-management skills to WSP’s Arctic projects.

📌 Remote Arctic Health Safety Representative (Toronto)
🏢 WSP Global
📍 Toronto