Explore Edmonton connects experiences, events, venues, and stories to elevate Edmonton on the national and global stage while creating memories that matter for visitors and residents. We attract visitors by delivering and showcasing Edmonton experiences that contribute to prosperity and quality of life through the visitor economy. Working alongside industry partners, sponsors, businesses, attractions, community organizations, and each other, we help make Edmonton a year-round destination. Guided by our values of public stewardship, taking a selfless approach, leading with purpose, making an impact, caring for one another, and upholding safety, we're building an organization where employees can do meaningful work while helping shape the future of our city. Together, they offer a combined 672,000 square feet of event space and welcome more than 1.8 million visitors every year for trade shows, conferences, live entertainment, sporting events, and community celebrations. Our award-winning venues are guided by a shared commitment to positive social, environmental, and economic impact. They help tell the story of our city and connect people to the culture and history of this region. As both Edmonton's destination marketing organization and the steward of these venues, we play a unique end-to-end role in the global events industry. This integrated approach creates seamless experiences for clients and guests while helping showcase Edmonton as a premier event destination. Built into the North Saskatchewan River valley in the heart of downtown, ECC is the city's largest gathering space and home to an ever-changing calendar of conventions, conferences, festivals, concerts, and community celebrations. On any given day, that can mean welcoming thousands of anime fans for Animethon,



preparing a concert hall for artists like The Trews and Shawn Desman, hosting wildlife professionals from around the world, or serving innovative cuisine and creating unforgettable experiences for guests from across the city and around the world. Award-winning chefs, event professionals, building operators, guest experience and security teams, sales professionals and many others work behind the scenes and on the front lines to bring each event to life. Their talent, care, and attention to detail help make ECC a leading destination and shape how people experience Edmonton. Working here means seeing the impact of your work unfold around you while helping support local businesses, hospitality jobs, Edmonton's visitor economy, and the experiences that make this city a outstanding place to visit and to call home. Join a dynamic and operations-focused team as the Health & Safety Manager supporting the Edmonton Convention Centre at Explore Edmonton, where you will play a key role in ensuring one of Canada's premier event venues operates safely for employees, guests, contractors, and partners. Reporting to the Director, Facilities & Engineering, you will provide leadership for the Edmonton Convention Centre's health and safety program. You will oversee the development, implementation, and continuous improvement of policies, procedures,



and systems that ensure compliance with Alberta Occupational Health & Safety legislation and applicable regulatory standards. In this role, you will serve as the venue's subject matter expert on occupational health and safety, supporting operational teams with risk management, regulatory compliance, contractor safety, incident investigation, and emergency preparedness. You will also play an important role in strengthening a proactive safety culture across the organization. This position may require occasional evening or weekend work in support of major events or urgent operational matters. Provide oversight of health and safety programs across the Edmonton Convention Centre Develop and maintain safety policies, procedures, and safe work practices across departments. Ensure compliance with Alberta Occupational Health & Safety legislation and applicable regulations. Lead safety certification programs such as COR, ISO, or equivalent frameworks, ensuring audit readiness. Conduct regular inspections and safety audits to identify hazards and mitigate risk. Monitor contractor and exhibitor activities to ensure compliance with safety standards. Investigate incidents, injuries, and near‐misses using root cause analysis and implement corrective actions. Track safety trends and recommend improvements to strengthen overall safety performance. Deliver safety training, orientations, and toolbox talks to employees and contractors. Act as the primary liaison with regulatory authorities and inspectors on safety matters. Provide risk-based insights to support operational planning and major event operations Post‐secondary education in Occupational Health & Safety, Risk Management, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Professional

📌 HSE Manager (Canada)
🏢 Explore Edmonton
📍 Canada