Region, city
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Subsidiary
Who we are
Boréal Cranes Inc.
Boréal Cranes Inc. offers turnkey project management services for all types of lifting projects. It specializes in industrial lifting in Newfoundland and Labrador from its offices in Wabush. Boréal Cranes is the benchmark for lifting operations in Labrador. We offer services from Labrador City to Goose Bay, as well as in the Fermont and Schefferville areas.
Tessier Limited
Tessier Limited offers turnkey project management services for all types of lifting projects. From its offices in Baie-Comeau and Sept-Îles, the company specializes in exceptional marine and industrial projects throughout Quebec and Canada’s Far North. The expertise and technical competence of its teams, combined with state-of-the-art equipment, will continue to ensure its growth and success.
The synergy between Boréal Cranes and Tessier makes it possible to offer, at a very competitive cost, a complete lifting engineering service certified by an accredited engineer in Quebec, Nunavut as well as Newfoundland and Labrador. It also makes it possible to share equipment and see their respective crane fleets significantly enhanced.
Ready for a new opportunity?
Contact us to find out if the OHS and Environment Advisor position is right for you!
The masculine form is used to lighten the text, without prejudice to the feminine form.
Job description
At Tessier and Boréal Cranes, we’re looking for a health, safety and environment (HSE) pillar to transform our worksites and industrial sites into models of safety.
Your role
As an OHS and Environment Advisor, you’ll play a key role in two dynamic companies, Tessier (Baie-Comeau) and Boréal Cranes (Labrador City). With a 60 % field presence, you’ll be where it all happens: on mine sites, industrial sites and complex lifting operations.
You will work with operators, managers and various teams to:
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- Analyze and prevent risks before they become problems.
- Train, inspire and mobilize teams on the importance of OHS best practices.
- Manage OHS and environmental issues in several regions: Baie-Comeau, Sept-Îles and Labrador City.
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What we offer
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- A stimulating and varied role, at the crossroads of industry and construction.
- Freedom of action to deploy concrete solutions and anticipate needs.
- The opportunity to work from Baie-Comeau, Sept-Îles or Labrador City, with regular travel to support our teams wherever they need it.
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What we’re looking for in you
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- Solid experience in an industrial environment or on a construction site.
- Expertise in risk analysis and OHS management.
- A pragmatic, proactive and solution-oriented attitude.
- The ability to communicate effectively and mobilize diverse teams around common projects.
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If you like being on the move, taking on challenges in the field, and adding real value, this is the job for you. Join us to make a difference, together.
Apply now and get ready to transform the future of OHS with Tessier and Boréal Cranes!
Specifically, the OHS and Environment Advisor’s main responsibilities are to:
Health and safety systems management
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- Participate in the review and improvement of OHS management systems in compliance with applicable standards, laws and regulations.
- Develop, recommend and implement programs to foster an OHS culture within the company
- Disseminate relevant OHS information and promote company objectives to employees
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Implementation of policies and procedures
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- Review and implement programs, policies and processes to eliminate OHS risks
- Ensure OHS procedures comply with laws and regulations (including WHMIS)
- Manage and maintain the CORE certification process specific to the province of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Risk prevention and management
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- Adopt a proactive approach to identifying, assessing and correcting OHS risks
- Maintain a risk register and ensure that controls are in place to reduce critical risks
- Support the implementation of safe workplaces by applying techniques such as 5S
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Employee training and awareness
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- Ensure that managers and employees receive adequate OHS training
- Integrate OHS training needs into the company’s annual plan and oversee the development of employees’ OHS skills.
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Incident and near-miss management
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- Help investigate incidents and near misses, follow up on reports and implement corrective measures
- Ensure that lessons learned from incidents are disseminated and that OHS practices are continuously improved
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Performance measurement and compliance
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- Participate in the evaluation of OHS program performance and ensure that improvement targets are met
- Help set up and monitor OHS performance indicators by collecting and analyzing relevant data
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Working conditions
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- Permanent position
- 5 hours per week, Monday to Friday (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
- Service van available for site visits
- Comprehensive group insurance program (including dental insurance)
- Registered Retirement Savings Plan (with employer contribution)
- Employee assistance program and telemedicine
- Annual vacation
- Floating vacations, sick leave and statutory holidays
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Required Skills
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- College training in occupational health and safety or equivalent
- 3 to 5 years’ experience as an occupational health and safety consultant
- Excellent knowledge of the CORE certification process
- Experience in an industrial, construction or mining environment
- Excellent knowledge of occupational health and safety laws and regulations
- Fluent in French and English, both written and spoken
- Autonomous in the use of Microsoft Office suite software
- Member of the Canadian Council of Certified Security Professionals (CCSP), an asset
- NLCSA Construction Safety Officer Designation (CSO), an asset
- ASP Construction du Québec card an asset
- Rigorous and organized
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to reconcile administrative tasks with presence in the field
- Ability to work in a team
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