Advisor, SHE&S, Midstream

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Canada.

📋 Description

• Identify relevant OHS, CEPA, NSC, Commercial Vehicle, and related regulations for facility materials and processes.

• Assist in interpreting SH&E, OHS, CEPA, and NSC regulations, standards, and programs.

• Conduct assessments and audits to ensure SH&E compliance.

• Prepare and facilitate training meetings, including train-the-trainer sessions.

• Provide advice and support to facilities during interactions with regulatory agencies.

• Monitor federal, regional, and provincial laws while maintaining relationships with regulatory bodies.

• Foster collaborative relationships with colleagues and stakeholders to promote a positive, inclusive work environment.

• Offer guidance, mentorship, and constructive feedback to team members.

• Create and deliver presentations using Microsoft Suite, clearly communicating complex information.

• Investigate incidents involving injuries, vehicle accidents, and property damage.

• Identify root causes of incidents and supervise the implementation of corrective action plans.

• Ensure prompt incident notifications to regulatory agencies and company management.

• Monitor unsafe work practices and conditions while encouraging near-miss reporting.

• Support the Process Safety Management plans for anhydrous ammonia facilities.

• Assist facility and division management with construction projects.

• Assess operational practices for environmental risk.

• Evaluate proposed acquisitions and divestitures concerning safety and environmental risk.

• Aid facilities in waste management and disposal issues.

• Support NSC and fleet safety programs, including managing driver qualification files and defensive driving training.

⛳️ Requirements

• High school diploma is required.

• A bachelor's degree in safety, environmental science, or a related field is preferred.

• Professional certification in the safety or environmental field is preferred; successful candidates are expected to pursue professional certification in safety.

• Familiarity with federal and provincial laws and regulations, including OHS, CEPA, AWSA Ammonia Code of Practice, and NSC.

• A minimum of 5 years of experience in safety-related roles.

• Willingness to travel up to 70% of the time, with overnight travel making up approximately 40% of that time.

• Capability to lift up to 50 lbs.

• Ability to work outdoors in various temperatures and weather conditions.

• Must operate in a drug-free workplace and hold a valid Canadian driver's license.

• Comfort working around chemicals and wearing required personal protective equipment.

• Must be certified by a physician as physically fit to wear a respirator.

• Self-motivated and disciplined, with the ability to work independently, manage multiple projects simultaneously, and meet deadlines.

• Proficient in computer use, particularly in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Teams, and Excel.

• Required background check and, where applicable, substance testing.

• Must meet the minimum age requirements as stipulated by law.

🏝️ Benefits

• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage.

• Generous employer matching in the retirement program.

• Tuition assistance for continued education.

• Opportunities for ongoing learning and training.

• Employee Assistance Programs.

• Inclusive leave policies.

• Paid time off for holidays, volunteering, vacation, and wellness activities.