Webuild is an international construction company of civil engineering pioneers who have been at the forefront of the construction business for 120 years. With over 92,000 employees worldwide representing more than 125 nationalities, we are a global player with Italian roots, specializing in complex infrastructure
- innovative and sustainable works that improve lives. Over the past century, we’ve built some of the world's most iconic infrastructure projects. At Webuild, our DNA is rooted in Excellence, Integrity, Respect, Trust, and Sustainable Innovation. Guided by these values, our mission is to protect the planet, care for our people, inspire progress, share prosperity, and spark partnerships. Together, we’re building a better future
- responsibly, inclusively, and with purpose. Reporting to the QHSE Director, the QHSE Manager will lead the implementation of health, safety and environmental requirements across project activities and construction sites. The role will focus primarily on health and safety, ensuring that work is planned and carried out in line with applicable legislation, project requirements and Company standards. The role will also support the project’s broader QHSE management system and coordinate with the quality team, which manages quality activities Lead the implementation, monitoring and ongoing improvement of the project’s health, safety and environmental plans, procedures and programs. Ensure site activities meet the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act and regulations, Company standards, client requirements and other applicable government requirements. Advise project management, supervisors and employees on health and safety requirements and practical risk controls. Identify project and worksite hazards and support the development of safe work procedures,



Job Safety Analyses and other risk assessments. Conduct and document regular site inspections and safety checks; identify deficiencies, recommend corrective actions and verify their effectiveness. Coordinate health and safety aspects of site activities with construction teams, contractors and other project stakeholders. Deliver and coordinate site orientation, project-specific H&S; training, toolbox talks and other safety communications. Coordinate the project safety committee and support employee participation in health and safety initiatives. lead or support root cause analyses and ensure corrective and preventive actions are tracked to completion. Prepare and analyze weekly and monthly H&S; statistics, reports and performance indicators; Coordinate first aid, emergency response, rescue and fire protection programs, including the readiness of first aid responders and required resources. Support the development, implementation and maintenance of the project’s environmental programs and controls. Conduct internal audits at construction sites and facilities, support external audits, and coordinate follow-up actions. Functionally coordinate with Operational Unit QHSE Managers and support corporate QHSE initiatives. Support QHSE documentation for project prequalification, bids and project start-up as required.



Coordinate with the project quality team to support consistent application of the overall QHSE management system. Bachelor’s degree or post-secondary education in Occupational Health and Safety, Engineering or a related discipline. At least 10 years of relevant experience, including a minimum of five years in a lead health and safety role on major construction projects. Previous experience as a Health and Safety Manager or QHSE Manager in a construction or infrastructure environment. A valid occupational health and safety qualification, such as CRSP, NCSO through IHSA, or a demonstrated equivalent. Strong knowledge of Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act and regulations, and their application in construction. Knowledge of health, safety and environmental management systems, including ISO 45001, ISO 14001 and COR. Experience with construction risk assessment, incident investigation and root cause analysis techniques, such as TapRooT. Knowledge of construction methods and the risks associated with major infrastructure works. Strong written and verbal communication skills in English, with the ability to work effectively with employees, supervisors, contractors and project leadership. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Outlook, Excel, Word and PowerPoint. Robust reporting, data analysis, organizational and record-keeping skills. Ability to work on a construction site and perform the physical activities required, including standing, walking, bending, squatting, pushing, pulling, reaching and grasping. Successful candidates chosen for this position can expect to earn between $120,000.00 CAD
- $160,000.00 CAD. The exact salary you will earn within this range is dependent on the specific project to which you will be assigned to. Competitive compensatio

📌 Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental Manager (Canada)
🏢 Webuild
📍 Canada