Workplace safety programs and WorkSafeBC compliance define this Health and Safety Officer position, working on-site four to five days weekly. Strengthen training, emergency preparedness, and prevention practices.
As a Health and Safety Officer, you will oversee local workplace safety programs alongside construction and manufacturing activities. Responsibilities include employee training, hazard assessments, emergency preparedness, first aid requirements, and JOSH Committee support. You will also maintain documentation and monitor performance trends.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee workplace safety programs under WorkSafeBC requirements
- Coordinate employee training, emergency preparedness, and first aid requirements
- Support the Joint Occupational Safety and Health Committee
- Review investigations and ensure corrective actions are completed
- Partner with leadership to reinforce safety expectations
Requirements:
- Occupational health and safety, industrial hygiene, or related education
- Three to five years' relevant occupational or industrial safety experience
- Experience conducting audits, inspections, and risk assessments
- Safety management systems and training records experience
- Robust interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills
Bring workplace safety, WorkSafeBC, training, and risk management experience to a detail-focused Health and Safety Officer position.