Administrator, Corporate HSE

About the position

Reporting directly to the Vice President, Corporate HSE, this role will provide support to our Corporate HSE team and assist in the ongoing continuous improvement of the company’s health, safety and environment management system, and strategic initiatives. This role also provides administrative and organizational support to the regional and/or field/site HSE managers and advisors with a focus on ensuring consistency across all operations.

Responsibilities

  • Support the Corporate HSE team on department tasks, actions and initiatives.
  • Maintenance of the internal subcontractor pre-qualification portal and assist Regional HSE with approving subcontractors based on credentials entered by the subcontractors.
  • Regional support for 3rd party subcontractor prequalifications and bids.
  • Maintain the company HSE Management System documentation; this includes policies, procedures, legislative compliances.
  • Support and organize the HSE department meetings, such as taking meeting minutes, sending invites, and updating correspondence as required.
  • Support field operations by supplying materials or information as necessary, including safety alerts, bulletins, lessons learned and toolbox talks.
  • Technical support, system monitoring, report building and account management and regional support on the company HSE digital solution.
  • Ensure the security and confidentiality of all information managed by the Corporate HSE team.
  • Regional HSE support for training records management of hourly workers.
  • Assist and promote a respectful environment for all members of Black & McDonald Limited.
  • Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

  • Intermediate to advanced proficiency of office applications including MS Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Visio, Adobe, etc. required.
  • Frequent computer work
  • May be required to sit or stand for long periods of time
  • Light lifting of supplies and materials
  • Vehicle required

Nice-to-haves

  • Experience with eCompliance (EcoOnline), an asset.
  • Experience with various third-party prequalification sites (ISNetworld, Avetta, Contractor Check) preferred.
  • Working knowledge of related HSE legislation and the ability to interpret the regulations and laws is an asset.
  • Bachelor’s degree or college diploma in Occupational Health & Safety or Environmental studies, or related field, is an asset.

Benefits

  • group insurance benefits
  • pension plan
  • annual discretionary bonus
  • career development programs
  • other HR programs
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