An operational role for a committed professional-Delta, BC
Focused on making our safety program an effective and integral part of our workplace, you will monitor occupational health and safety compliance, issue permits for high-risk work and investigate accidents and incidents. You’ll also coordinate site emergency responses and conduct safety audits and inspections. You will provide safety training as well as contribute to the development of our safety policies and guidelines. In this role, you will coach and facilitate both wider cultural as well as employee behavioural changes around accepting responsibility for personal safety.
Along with a diploma or certificate in occupational health and safety, you have a Level 2 – 3 Occupational First Aid certificate and at least 3 years’ related experience in a heavy industrial setting. Experience in the marine, transportation or construction industries would be an asset.
Please submit your résumé together with a covering letter detailing your relevant education and work experience, by December 1, 2011, to: Seaspan, Human Resources Department, 10 Pemberton Avenue, North Vancouver, BC V7P 2R1; email: hr@seaspan.com; fax: 604.984.1615.
While we thank all applicants for their interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Seaspan is committed to fostering a culture that values diversity and invites applications from all qualified individuals, including those designated under employment equity.
I was recently employed as HSE Manager in Kitimat BC were I was tasked with designing, structuring, organizing and implementing the entire safety department for RCS International from the ground up, I had nothing but a safety policy to start with. After orchestrating the entire documentation system and structuring all investigation programs and maintenance schedules with a recertification accountability framework in place the department was in a position that I could teach other Safety Officers the requirements to run it seamlessly. As the chief medical officer I also structured an impressive First Aid dept that was more than adequate to service the needs of the 600 potential patients at any given time. I have held an OFA Level 3 ticket for 16 years and have upgraded my medical skills to an Emergency Medical Responder level. I hold an NCSO designation were I specialized in Pipeline Safety. I have a NEBOSH certificate for International General Health and Safety. I hold a diploma in Process Operations. I am currently rewriting my 4th class Power Engineering Government certificate as I missed the passing mark by 3% on my first attempt. I have vest experience as a high angle/confined space rescue technician and have 7 years experience in the fire service were I have been trained up to Captain. I am currently looking to pursue a Safety career in the challenging field of oil and gas but my future is open to explore any role I feel will challenge me. My job on Kitimat was to develop a safety program for RCS International now that hat is complete I am looking for my next challenging role in Health and Safety.
Colin Hendry, safetyfirstcolin@gmail.com 250-304-5179
Posted by Colin Hendry | July 13, 2014, 11:45 am